Canon del Rio Formiga: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the campsite (Agua) take the road (left) towards Bierge --> after a short descent there is a bridge (bend on the right) where you park on the gravel parking place on the left side of the stream (Rio Formiga).
Return: If you leave the creek on the left, take the path on the right (not up on the left) --> follow the left side of the creek to the parking lot.

Canon del Rio Formiga: Canyon End
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Return: If you leave the creek on the left, take the path on the right (not up on the left) --> follow the left side of the creek to the parking lot.

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

Gorgas Negras und Garanta de Barrasil

Oscuros de Balcés: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, walk along the gravel road --> pass a barrier and continue up to a trail marker (Steinmandl+ signs) --> take the path to the right here and walk across the boulder field --> after approx. 20 min. When you reach a viewpoint --> keep left and you will come to the descent path which leads over the steep boulder field to the stream in about 25-30 minutes --> once you reach the stream, take the right side of the stream to the entry point.
Tour: A short swimming passage is immediately followed by a mighty labyrinth of rocks into which you first rappel, then rappel and swim (problematic when there is a lot of water)--> the mighty wedged limestone rocks are very impressive --> after the chaos of rocks follows a very narrow, 1m wide part with towering rock faces in which the light is only very sparse (very beautiful part) --> in this part there is also a swimming section and a slide in very dark pools (be careful, very narrow) --> further on you come to a small abseiling point in a slowly narrowing pool --> the water is very narrow and the slide is very narrow. Abseiling point in a slowly opening canyon --> swimming passage --> climbing over small rocks --> at the end you have another swimming passage of about 100m --> the exit is on the right (after a small iron plate bridge).

Oscuros de Balcés: Canyon End
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Return: On the right side, hike up the clearly visible hiking trail next to the wooden railings to the parking lot.

Oscuros de Balcés: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the village of Rodellar: ri. Huesca --> pass the outdoor club (on the left side of the road) --> through the small village (Bierge) --> continue up the road --> up to the Barranco Fondo hill (signposted + viewpoint) --> take the gravel road on the left for approx. 1.6 km --> parking lot at the exit of the road.
Return: On the right side, hike up the clearly visible hiking trail next to the wooden railings to the parking lot.

Otin und Mascun Inferior

Rio Vero: Canyon Start
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2025-05-28: Everything is tip top. Currently a little more water. Many jumps possible, some repeatable. Watch out for hidden siphons or look carefully before you go in. No problem with a little experience. Great...
Approach: From the parking lot it goes straight down to the Rio Vero stream (easy access) --> get in right at the dam wall. You can also enter via the Bco Argatin inferiore (rappel max. 7m).
Tour: The Rio Vero is a very long and beautiful gorge hike in mostly very open terrain, but there are always spectacular rock labyrinths in which you have to find your way imaginatively through the sometimes very narrow passages and crevices --> you don't need a rope for this --> a large backpack should be avoided because of the narrow passages in order to be able to master the impressive passages without any problems --> many narrow passages can also be bypassed or climbed around --> the tour is very much walked on --> you should take enough to drink (also for the way back) and possibly a snack with you --> the water in the gorge is clean but often agitated by the many canyonauts --> several swimming passages and long walks with small climbs are the main features of this hike. the water in the canyon is clean but often churned up by the many canyoneers --> several swimming passages and long walking passages with small climbs are the main features of the canyon.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Os Lucas: Canyon End
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Return: See as well as

Buitre: Canyon Start
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Approach: See
Tour: See photos & video

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Garganta Verde: Canyon End
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Return: If you do not have a wetsuit with you, you can exit at the end of the canyon shortly after the first elongated shallow pool to the left. With wetsuit it goes on for about 20 minutes in the stream (reasonably rewarding and refreshing especially in the heat) to a bridge. Immediately after this exit to the right on a path that leads a few hundred meters along the stream and then meets a track coming from the left. On this road you go up to the right to Zahara (in total about 3 km).

Garganta Verde: Canyon Start
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Comment: Wo der Wanderweg zur Ermita das Bachbett erreicht (Begehung oberhalb diese Punktes verboten)
Approach: From here, a footpath leads north down into the canyon, which can be easily seen from the nearby (approx. 100 m) Mirador del Rio Bocaleones. After about 100 meters in altitude, hikers and canyonists reach the bottom of the gorge. For information on access, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=71678 Canyonists used to keep to the path for only 50 m after the fence and then head left (SW) down into the bottom of the gorge to the upper parts, but this is now forbidden.
Tour: This is an impressive canyon with a large semi-cave and some extraordinary stalactite formations. It will only carry water after rainfall, but some pools with standing water (quite fresh!) make it advisable to at least bring a wetsuit.

Garganta Verde: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: unter Verzicht auf die Bachwanderung li. hinaus auf den Weg und dann zum Auto
Return: If you do not have a wetsuit with you, you can exit at the end of the canyon shortly after the first elongated shallow pool to the left. With wetsuit it goes on for about 20 minutes in the stream (reasonably rewarding and refreshing especially in the heat) to a bridge. Immediately after this exit to the right on a path that leads a few hundred meters along the stream and then meets a track coming from the left. On this road you go up to the right to Zahara (in total about 3 km).

Garganta Verde: Parking at Entry
Access: From Marbella to Ronda, from there either via Algodonales (faster) or Grazalema (more scenic) to Zahara (approx. 90 to 100 km). From Zahara, take the road to Puerto de las Palomas (which continues to Grazalema) uphill for approx. 5 km until you reach a large parking lot with signs. Park your car here for access. For the parking lot for the car for the exit as well as the transfer route, see:
Return: If you do not have a wetsuit with you, you can exit at the end of the canyon shortly after the first elongated shallow pool to the left. With wetsuit it goes on for about 20 minutes in the stream (reasonably rewarding and refreshing especially in the heat) to a bridge. Immediately after this exit to the right on a path that leads a few hundred meters along the stream and then meets a track coming from the left. On this road you go up to the right to Zahara (in total about 3 km).

Garganta Verde: Parking at Exit
Access: From Marbella to Ronda, from there either via Algodonales (faster) or Grazalema (more scenic) to Zahara (approx. 90 to 100 km). From Zahara, take the road to Puerto de las Palomas (which continues to Grazalema) uphill for approx. 5 km until you reach a large parking lot with signs. Park your car here for access. For the parking lot for the car for the exit as well as the transfer route, see:

Foz de las Xanas: Canyon Start
Approach: The signposted trail leads along high above the canyon in 45 min. to the entry above an 8m waterfall, which can be seen well from the trail.
Tour: 12 rappels, especially interesting in the upper part before the intermediate widening. After the last 10 m rappel and a longer section, a grotto on the right.

Foz de las Xanas: Canyon End
Return: Exit at the brick-built water intake, from there 10 minutes to the car.

Corzan: Canyon Start
Comment: bei der Wasserableitung für Kleinkraftwerk
Approach: It is best to rappel directly from the bridge into the streambed, since the access above the bridge is tedious and not rewarding because of the maquis.
Tour: 6 rappels, mostly optional, slides and possible jumps

Corzan: Canyon End
Return: Shortly before reaching Rio Tambe out to the left and as far as possible on the logging roads across the deforested areas back to the road and the car. An alternative for 2 vehicles is described in the topoguide mentioned above.

Corzan: Parking at Exit
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C 543 in the direction of Noia. After 11 km, in Betamirans, turn right (north) towards Negreira (about 10 km). In Negreira westwards in the direction of Outes. After 9 km (just before the village of Barbazan, which is a little to the left of the road) you will come to a bridge over the Corzan. Park the car here.
Return: Shortly before reaching Rio Tambe out to the left and as far as possible on the logging roads across the deforested areas back to the road and the car. An alternative for 2 vehicles is described in the topoguide mentioned above.

Corzan: Parking at Entry
Comment: à noter une navette possible, mais très longue (descente)
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C 543 in the direction of Noia. After 11 km, in Betamirans, turn right (north) towards Negreira (about 10 km). In Negreira westwards in the direction of Outes. After 9 km (just before the village of Barbazan, which is a little to the left of the road) you will come to a bridge over the Corzan. Park the car here.
Return: Shortly before reaching Rio Tambe out to the left and as far as possible on the logging roads across the deforested areas back to the road and the car. An alternative for 2 vehicles is described in the topoguide mentioned above.

Corzan: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: von der Straßenbrücke abseilen
Approach: It is best to rappel directly from the bridge into the streambed, since the access above the bridge is tedious and not rewarding because of the maquis.
Tour: 6 rappels, mostly optional, slides and possible jumps

Almofrey: Canyon Start
Approach: From the church in Almofrey, head uphill in a southeasterly direction, past a villa whose owner has a stream piped into his garden. After 400 m, on the road that slopes slightly after the crest, you come to the medieval bridge over the Almofrei. After the bridge, turn right and go down to the water. Either you get on here or you continue hiking on the left for about 100 m along or in a canal, overcome a fence and a little later descend on clear tracks to the stream.
Tour: Nice river walk over mature rock, which sometimes requires a bit of climbing (do not tackle when there is a lot of water); many bathers at the beginning; turn back where the streambed becomes bumpy. 2 optional rappels. See photos and video.

Almofrey: Canyon End
Return: Same way back

Almofrey: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: bei der Kirche
Access: From Pontevedra on the highway Santiago de Compostela-Vigo about 5 km on the N 541 direction Ourense until Puente Bora with the bridge over the Rio Almofrey. At the crossroads after the bridge, turn right and take the PO 233 towards Xesteira. After 7 km, after the crossroads, there is a small road on the right that takes us to Fontenova and then to Almofrey. At the church park car, because although you could drive to the entry, but there is hardly a free place to park on sunny summer days.
Return: Same way back

Gorgonchon: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot follow the wide gravel path towards the canyon --> then several small descent paths to the already visible canyon --> once at the stream, take the left side to the narrow section (entry approx. 560m). see:
Tour: Right at the beginning you get a good foretaste of the next 30min after you have again in a little space to puff --> to get to the first downclimb you have to downclimb left (slippery) --> from the clamping block you rappel about 6m into the narrowness --> then follows a 30m long very narrow swimming passage max. 0.5m wide --> r. comes a traverese rope which is needed in any case until the end (very narrow and slippery!) in order to be able to rappel down approx. 9m well, the first one should go to the foremost chain link (after the traverese rope) and set up the rope needed for this --> this approx. 30m long narrow passage is very tricky, as one can only advance with good spreading technique. In addition, the gap narrows towards the bottom where the water usually has a strong current --> towards the end the distance to the wall is only 0.5m --> a trapped tree gives a short rest --> after that slipping is not allowed --> once you have mastered this most difficult part it is not quite so narrow anymore --> now you have a canyon in front of you, which is difficult to describe with words (by incident light there are sparkling walls, emerald green water in narrow swimming passages, stalagmites, sinter curtains, ornate passages and breathtaking wall gullies) --> after approx. 1h there is another highlight, a 2m long siphon (boulder) --> after about 30m swim you come to a dam (weir) --> downclimb 2m (slippery) and then leave the canyon to the left. Attention! In the first waterfall is a "hole" behind the curtain.

Gorgonchon: Canyon End
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Return: Along the trail --> left. steep up to the rock wall (rusty rope traverse and steps) --> trail leads to the access and on to the parking lot.

Gorgonchon: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the campsite (Agua) follow the road on the left down to Bierge, past the parking lot of Rio Formiga --> continue to follow the road (slight incline) --> to km 28.5 (red marked road stones) --> immediately on the right gravel descent (+meadow) with parking on the right (sign of El Gorgonchon).
Return: Along the trail --> left. steep up to the rock wall (rusty rope traverse and steps) --> trail leads to the access and on to the parking lot.

Gorgonchon: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: From the campsite (Agua) follow the road on the left down to Bierge, past the parking lot of Rio Formiga --> continue to follow the road (slight incline) --> to km 28.5 (red marked road stones) --> immediately on the right gravel descent (+meadow) with parking on the right (sign of El Gorgonchon).
Return: Along the trail --> left. steep up to the rock wall (rusty rope traverse and steps) --> trail leads to the access and on to the parking lot.

Peonera (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: From San Saturnino westwards down to the river (15 min.). If you only have 1 vehicle available, you can walk north from the parking lot north of Morano along the track that starts here. After a bend to the right, a track branches off to the left, which we follow to a saddle. It continues to wind its way northwards (parallel to the Rio Alcanadre to the east). Beyond the Alcanadre you can see the houses of San Saturnino. The track that leads off to the right takes us to the river (90 minutes in total). Access options also via Bco. os Arenales/Hondo (see video and photos 2014 and ), at the Puente d'o Caxigo (footpath to the Eremita de San Martin) and via Fajana del Ordio (see map sketch at "Sierras de piedra y agua. Barranquismo en Huesca - Parque de la Sierra de Guara - Sierras exteriores" , Enrique Salamero, 2002).
Tour: Although the Alcanadre (in summer) has no water at the beginning, this changes as you enter the narrows. The exit over a rock ramp at a sharp left bend of the river is easier to see if you have already entered the Peonera inferiore here.

Peonera (superior): Canyon End
Return: After the canyon narrows again after a longer widening, it makes a striking left turn after a few hundred meters. Go straight up the cirque (access to the Peonera inferiore) and follow the path, first keeping to the right, later in a long left turn back to the vehicle in the parking lot north of Morano (45 min.). You can also continue along the subsequent Peonera inferiore. There, after the right-hand bend in the following left-hand bend. There is also another exit option on the right up to Morano.

Nuria: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the Santuari we take the footpath down towards Queralbs. The path descends along the orographic right side of the slope of Nuria. Then it crosses the river and the railroad line. A little later we see the diversion structure where we enter.\n\nAlternatively, of course, you can walk up to the entry from below.
Tour: The concrete sill for water drainage at the beginning should be only partially coated by the overflowing water, as water is added in the canyon itself.3 parts linked by footpath; the last part is modest. Attractive slide and possible jumps.

Nuria: Canyon End
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Return: Keeping to the right at the exit, we take a footpath that leads us back to the parking lot in Queralbs.

Chorro: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk through the tunnel - head torch useful - and come to the track descending from the 'Bar Mirador' and follow this downhill to the old Embalse de Gaitanejo power station. Passing this on the left, we come downstream to the northern exit of the canyon. Entry below the small dam. There may be problems with the passage here due to the fencing of the Camenito del Rey.
Tour: The Caminito del Rey, a path 'glued' to the vertical gorge walls at a height of up to 120 m above the gorge floor in 1920, is now accessible again (2015). It used to be used as an access or return route to the dams (Sanchez op. cit.), but access through the relatively wide railroad tunnels (see internet site) has been prohibited since 2003. The ban is also monitored by the police - as we found out in Nov. 2006 at lunchtime (you could be fined 3000 euros and temporarily arrested). If you do want to walk through the tunnels from the village of El Chorro, access is through a small tunnel 'window' in the (4th) long tunnel, through which you can reach the river bed directly above the entrance to the gorge (access time here 1 hour). Warning: above the reservoir! Exit at the end of Oct. 2006 and beginning of Nov. 2009

Chorro: Canyon End
Return: After the final rappel (depending on the water level in the reservoir below between 4 and 11 meters. Jump possible from the top or from the middle) and the following narrow section, we climb out to the right to the vehicle parked first.

Chorro: Parking at Entry
Comment: parking chez le tunnel piétonnière (descente)
Access: From Malaga, take the initially 4-lane A 357 - past Cartama - in the direction of Ardales. Approx. 30 km from Malaga, we turn right onto the A 7077 and head north towards Alora (approx. 7 km from the junction). We take the new access road directly up to Alora, cross the village and continue northwards to El Chorro. Shortly before reaching the village of El Chorro, we do not take the road turning right at the barrage over the Guadalhorce, but continue for a few hundred meters to the restaurant on the left of the road. Park one car in the parking lot on the right and continue with the second car along the winding road until you reach the MA 444 coming from Ardales after about 4 km. Turn right here onto the MA 9006 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 2 km along the reservoir, drive through a short tunnel and park the second car about 100 m further on (see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6983141 ). Here a pedestrian tunnel leads through the mountain. Once the "Caminito del Rey" has been completed and reopened, access via this tunnel would be recommended. This would make the shuttle superfluous and enrich the tour. However, this option is likely to be lost due to the fact that the Caminito is only accessible in the direction from top to bottom (price 2016: 10 euros, available contingent fully booked for the long term).
Return: After the final rappel (depending on the water level in the reservoir below between 4 and 11 meters. Jump possible from the top or from the middle) and the following narrow section, we climb out to the right to the vehicle parked first.

Chorro: Parking at Exit
Comment: (descente_3)
Access: From Malaga, take the initially 4-lane A 357 - past Cartama - in the direction of Ardales. Approx. 30 km from Malaga, we turn right onto the A 7077 and head north towards Alora (approx. 7 km from the junction). We take the new access road directly up to Alora, cross the village and continue northwards to El Chorro. Shortly before reaching the village of El Chorro, we do not take the road turning right at the barrage over the Guadalhorce, but continue for a few hundred meters to the restaurant on the left of the road. Park one car in the parking lot on the right and continue with the second car along the winding road until you reach the MA 444 coming from Ardales after about 4 km. Turn right here onto the MA 9006 and continue in a north-easterly direction for 2 km along the reservoir, drive through a short tunnel and park the second car about 100 m further on (see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6983141 ). Here a pedestrian tunnel leads through the mountain. Once the "Caminito del Rey" has been completed and reopened, access via this tunnel would be recommended. This would make the shuttle superfluous and enrich the tour. However, this option is likely to be lost due to the fact that the Caminito is only accessible in the direction from top to bottom (price 2016: 10 euros, available contingent fully booked for the long term).
Return: After the final rappel (depending on the water level in the reservoir below between 4 and 11 meters. Jump possible from the top or from the middle) and the following narrow section, we climb out to the right to the vehicle parked first.

Corba: Canyon Start
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Approach: 25 m before the hairpin bend, a forest road branches off from the road to the right, leading first in an easterly direction. Then it goes on sight southward down to the stream (entry). Better in the hairpin bend directly take the trail down.
Tour: 4 parts, separated by walking passages, 11 rappels, a beautiful natural arch. After the natural arch follow 4 more rappel, then ends the 3rd part with the 17 m rappel. Get off here if you want to get back to the car at the top. On the right, slightly elevated cairn on rock on the ground.

Corba: Canyon End
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Return: Once we have our second car at the restaurant, we continue downstream (4th part) and at a cable that crosses the barranco, we climb out to the left on a clear path that brings us to the railroad and road bridge and thus to the restaurant and car. Once we have our only car at the top, we climb the R 17 (last rappel at the exit of the 3rd part) to the right, climbing the small dry gully. The steel cables that used to be found here have been replaced by iron pins with cross pin, which in their continuous Abfolgr make climbing much easier. At the top we follow the footprints that lead further up to a dirt road. On this left and up to the road. There then right and to the car.

Fecha: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the road to the left past the thermal bath in southern direction and after about 600 m we pass the ruins of the old Roman thermal bath. Up to here one could still drive by car. After another 800 m (approx.) we come to the bridge over "our" stream "Corgo da Fecha do Carballon". The track makes a turn to the right, but then we immediately turn back to the path in southern direction. \nAbout 150 m after the bridge, a path branches off to the left in the direction of Cabanina do Curro. It leads us at a certain distance from the canyon on its orographic left side steeply uphill. When we reach the height (about 740 m above sea level) we see the beginning of the gorges of the Rio Fecha on the left side below.\nTo this we now descend pathless. Sketches of this access can be found at http://it.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=907134 and at http://www.topocanyons.info/barrancos/barranco_de_fecha.php (scroll down to the map, then click on "Topografico").
Tour: About 12 rappels, most of which end in beautiful and deep pools. Besides the jump directly at the entry, there are other possible jumps.

Fecha: Canyon End
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Return: Where the stream flattens out, turn left onto the approach road and follow it first over the bridge and further to the car.

Fecha: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: (descente_2)
Return: Where the stream flattens out, turn left onto the approach road and follow it first over the bridge and further to the car.

Fecha: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: (descente_3)
Access: From Orense, we first head south on the A-52 for about 16 km, then we turn right onto the AG-31, which in turn becomes the OU-540 18.2 km later. Via Bande we arrive at the reservoir Encoro das Conchas, later along the Rio Lima. 21.5 km after the center of Bande, we turn left at the road junction onto the OR-312 a. We pass through Lobios and Torneiros and 6.4 km after the turnoff from the OU-540 we come to a bridge over the Rio Caldo. Immediately before the bridge we turn left and drive to the thermal complex with hotel. Here we park our car.\nYou can now work with a shuttle, as this is also described and shown at and http://www.tic.udc.es/~nino/fecha/canon_fecha.htm. But the only advantage of this is that the access by foot is only slightly uphill and therefore relatively comfortable. We also chose this access at the time. More manageable and interesting, however, is the access from the parking lot of the thermal spa.\n
Return: Where the stream flattens out, turn left onto the approach road and follow it first over the bridge and further to the car.

Fecha: Waypoint
Comment: depart du sentier vers le-haut (descente)
Approach: We take the road to the left past the thermal bath in southern direction and after about 600 m we pass the ruins of the old Roman thermal bath. Up to here one could still drive by car. After another 800 m (approx.) we come to the bridge over "our" stream "Corgo da Fecha do Carballon". The track makes a turn to the right, but then we immediately turn back to the path in southern direction. \nAbout 150 m after the bridge, a path branches off to the left in the direction of Cabanina do Curro. It leads us at a certain distance from the canyon on its orographic left side steeply uphill. When we reach the height (about 740 m above sea level) we see the beginning of the gorges of the Rio Fecha on the left side below.\nTo this we now descend pathless. Sketches of this access can be found at http://it.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=907134 and at http://www.topocanyons.info/barrancos/barranco_de_fecha.php (scroll down to the map, then click on "Topografico").

Fecha: Waypoint1
Comment: sortir du sentier qui monte vers le canyon (descente)
Approach: We take the road to the left past the thermal bath in southern direction and after about 600 m we pass the ruins of the old Roman thermal bath. Up to here one could still drive by car. After another 800 m (approx.) we come to the bridge over "our" stream "Corgo da Fecha do Carballon". The track makes a turn to the right, but then we immediately turn back to the path in southern direction. \nAbout 150 m after the bridge, a path branches off to the left in the direction of Cabanina do Curro. It leads us at a certain distance from the canyon on its orographic left side steeply uphill. When we reach the height (about 740 m above sea level) we see the beginning of the gorges of the Rio Fecha on the left side below.\nTo this we now descend pathless. Sketches of this access can be found at http://it.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=907134 and at http://www.topocanyons.info/barrancos/barranco_de_fecha.php (scroll down to the map, then click on "Topografico").

Miraval: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot on the path closed to motor vehicles a few hundred meters through the forest to the houses of Miraval and a bridge. Proceed along the left bank of the river to the beginning of the gorge: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14717382
Tour: There are two places we should pay attention to: First, a short fixed rope on the right side. You should not slide in here on the left side, even if the fixed ropes are "occupied". This is because you will come across rocks that are out of alignment and there is a high risk of injury. Be careful with jumps in general: The underwater is often blocked or less deep than expected! The second place is a narrow chute that can be overcome using a spreading or clamping technique.

Miraval: Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the gorge in a wide gravel bed to the road bridge; get off before it on the left.

Miraval: Parking at Entry
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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga (17 km from Ainsa, town center), where the Miraval Canyon exits. Here we park the car for the exit. In the second car, drive past the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga, turn left uphill at an acute angle in the direction of Tella, Revilla. Before the first houses of Cortalavina - 3.2 km from the A-138 - we take the gravel road on the left towards Miraval. Follow this road for about 3.5 km until you emerge from the forest into an open space. About 50 m further on, we park our second car. Access without shuttle: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10235837
Return: After the exit of the gorge in a wide gravel bed to the road bridge; get off before it on the left.

Miraval: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga (17 km from Ainsa, town center), where the Miraval Canyon exits. Here we park the car for the exit. In the second car, drive past the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga, turn left uphill at an acute angle in the direction of Tella, Revilla. Before the first houses of Cortalavina - 3.2 km from the A-138 - we take the gravel road on the left towards Miraval. Follow this road for about 3.5 km until you emerge from the forest into an open space. About 50 m further on, we park our second car. Access without shuttle: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10235837
Return: After the exit of the gorge in a wide gravel bed to the road bridge; get off before it on the left.

Miraval: Waypoint
Comment: Notausstieg 1, orographisch links
Approach: From the parking lot on the path closed to motor vehicles a few hundred meters through the forest to the houses of Miraval and a bridge. Proceed along the left bank of the river to the beginning of the gorge: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14717382

Miraval: Waypoint1
Comment: Notausstieg 2, orographisch links
Approach: From the parking lot on the path closed to motor vehicles a few hundred meters through the forest to the houses of Miraval and a bridge. Proceed along the left bank of the river to the beginning of the gorge: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=14717382

Pallas: Canyon Start
Approach: If you only have 1 vehicle available, we recommend access from the bridge over the Isuala. Otherwise, from the 2nd vehicle, follow the track further up the ascent, passing a dilapidated house on the right and then following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge on which the Hermitage de la Viren de la Vina is located further down, which can be seen from a distance on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina and the Bco.Cerrigüelo. After the following ridge, we descend to the Bco. Pallas.
Tour: First in the streamlet or at its edge downhill; later the stream notches in the conglomerate rock and becomes more interesting. Finally, it flows into the Rio Isuala (Balcés Estrechos).

Pallas: Canyon End
Return: You can climb up the next but one Barranco Vina (the next one from the left is the Cerrigüelo), about 100m downstream (all climbable), but this is not recommended, as the exit up to the hermitage is difficult to find and arduous. Now assistance via: . Alternatively, if the water flow is not above average, walk down the Estrechos de Balcés to the bridge over the Isuala and the lower vehicle.

Canals: Canyon Start
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Approach: We first walk a few steps back to the fork and then take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the car we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small barrage. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the left would be the entry to St. Aniol, but we go to the right, ignoring a path to the left later on and arriving at the Font de Sant spring. Continue along the path until it leads to the right into the streambed of the canal (entry).
Tour: Varied and enjoyable descent until a signs indicates the exit from the canyon - "Cami de Sortida". If there is still water flow here, we recommend a further descent to the karst spring, where the stream flattens.

Canals: Canyon End
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Comment: rechts hinaus auf den Pfad
Return: Following the trail downhill we come to our approach path, which we then follow back to the car.

Canals: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Figueres on the Perpgnan - Barcelona highway, we take the N 260 in a westerly direction and after around 22.5 km we pass the interesting town of Besalu and continue on the A-26 for another 10.5 km. Then - exit no. "75", "Montagut" - we turn right onto the GIV-5233. After 2 km we drive through the village of Montagut and turn left at the end of the village onto the GIV-5231 in the direction of Sadernes. 2 km further on we pass the entrance to the comfortable Montagut campsite and after another 3.8 km we come to the hamlet of Sadernes (also with camping facilities). It is no longer permitted to continue from here. So we walk (also possible by bike) on a dirt road that first heads west and then north uphill along the small river. 2.7 km after Sadernes we come to a junction.
Return: Following the trail downhill we come to our approach path, which we then follow back to the car.

Infern: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Beginn des unteren Abschnitts
Approach: We walk back on the road in a southerly direction, take the old road on the left at the tunnel entrance and continue on this road for another 450m. We see the rope spanning the river for the return transport, then the inconspicuous canyon exit and finally come to another rope that has spanned the canyon since around 2009. In the past, you were required to swim across the Rio Noguera Pallaresa on access, and even earlier you had to swim on the way back. So first you crossed the river using a steel cable and pulley(s). On the other side, up the slope, we come to a slope, which we then follow to the left to the entry point.
Tour: First running sections, with a 9m rappel in between. Then in a beam (also possible outside) 20m down into the underworld. Continue under a roof of rocks. Further rappels, slides and possible jumps.

Infern: Canyon End
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Return: Not out to the river, but first up to the right and then beyond the ridge to the steel cable for the return transport across the river.

Infern: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 through Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). We go up to the right into the town and continue on the N-260 towards Sort. 6.8 km after Pobla de Segur (town center) we come to a tunnel. On the old road outside the tunnel would be the ideal parking place, but the access here is closed to motor vehicles. Also directly at the access to the old road one can park badly. So we have in our last visits this tunnel still crossed and then parked the car 2 km further before the next tunnel access (more space).
Return: Not out to the river, but first up to the right and then beyond the ridge to the steel cable for the return transport across the river.

Infern: Waypoint
Comment: Tyrolienne en câble à prendre pour l\'approche (descente)
Approach: We walk back on the road in a southerly direction, take the old road on the left at the tunnel entrance and continue on this road for another 450m. We see the rope spanning the river for the return transport, then the inconspicuous canyon exit and finally come to another rope that has spanned the canyon since around 2009. In the past, you were required to swim across the Rio Noguera Pallaresa on access, and even earlier you had to swim on the way back. So first you crossed the river using a steel cable and pulley(s). On the other side, up the slope, we come to a slope, which we then follow to the left to the entry point.

Infern: Waypoint1
Comment: Tyrolienne en câble à prendre pour le retour (descente)
Approach: We walk back on the road in a southerly direction, take the old road on the left at the tunnel entrance and continue on this road for another 450m. We see the rope spanning the river for the return transport, then the inconspicuous canyon exit and finally come to another rope that has spanned the canyon since around 2009. In the past, you were required to swim across the Rio Noguera Pallaresa on access, and even earlier you had to swim on the way back. So first you crossed the river using a steel cable and pulley(s). On the other side, up the slope, we come to a slope, which we then follow to the left to the entry point.

Puntalet: Canyon Start
Approach: See: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4750284
Tour: 5 rappel, varied descent

Puntalet: Canyon End
Return: See: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4750284

Puntalet: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). Once in the town, continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. About 3 km after the town of Xerta (and 14.5 km after Tortosa town center), turn left onto the N-230b towards Gandesa. After another 7.2 km, turn left again onto the T-333 towards Valderrobres. Not quite 14 km after the last junction, we come to a T-junction where the T-334 turns off to the right in a northerly direction towards Horta de Sant Joan. We continue on the T-333 for another 5.5 km and then turn left into the village of Arnes. Here we head south - there are several options - towards "Toll de Vidre". After 4.1 km we come to the Coll de la Creu (590 m above sea level) and park our car here.
Return: See: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4750284

Estrecho: Canyon Start
Approach: The canyon begins on the ledge below the area where we left the car. In order to reach this ledge, we go without a path along the edge of the slope on the left (direction NE) slightly downhill until we can turn right onto the said ledge. On this ledge now again in southern direction. The first two chutes that now descend on the left are branches of the Barranco Estrecho, the next chute would be the Barranco Fontaneta. The terrain is confusing, so some orientation and tracking sense is needed. Both canyons join the Rio Isuala (at the beginning of the Balcés Estrechos). We now go to the entry of the left branch of Barranco Estrecho.
Tour: 3 sloping ropes, in between easy downclimb. We reach the ditch descending from the left (N) and here we can either go immediately in a northeasterly direction to the way back or first walk behind to the swimming pool at the exit of the Balcez Oscuros.

Tajo de Ronda: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the CocheCab2, continue along the Caje Molino de Alacron and cross the Puente (bridge) de las Curtidurias. We continue and pass some houses on the right of the road. Immediately after this row of houses, turn right and follow the path that leads down to the Guadelevín (entry). You can also park at the exit of this row of houses on the left-hand side of the road. If we only have one vehicle and have parked it at the Albergue Los Molinos, we take the footpath up to the town, cross it and come to the entry via the Puente de las Curtidurias as described above - see the blue route in google maps in the photos.
Tour: First under 2 bridges, then we wade through the Tajo (slit). After the Puente Nuevo the rappel follows. See photos and video.

Tajo de Ronda: Canyon End
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Return: About 150m after the 4th and last rappel (24m) we look for an indistinct track that leads left out of the river and up to Albergue Los Molinos and the car.

Tajo de Ronda: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive to the town of Ronda in the province of Malaga, take the Carretera (Ctra) de los Molinos down to the Albergue Los Molinos and park the car about 100m before reaching the hotel. see http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3071692 "CocheFin2" If we want to make a transfer, the second car is parked at "CocheCab2" near the Baños Árabes.
Return: About 150m after the 4th and last rappel (24m) we look for an indistinct track that leads left out of the river and up to Albergue Los Molinos and the car.

Tajo de Ronda: Parking Entry and Exit1
Access: We drive to the town of Ronda in the province of Malaga, take the Carretera (Ctra) de los Molinos down to the Albergue Los Molinos and park the car about 100m before reaching the hotel. see http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3071692 "CocheFin2" If we want to make a transfer, the second car is parked at "CocheCab2" near the Baños Árabes.
Return: About 150m after the 4th and last rappel (24m) we look for an indistinct track that leads left out of the river and up to Albergue Los Molinos and the car.

Balces (superior) II: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track. At the first hairpin bend, the path to Balcés Oscuros turns off in a southerly direction. However, we stay on the track and follow it to its exit. We continue along the adjoining path and reach the ridge at 1320 m above sea level (approx. 1.25 hours from the car) and the path continues along the ridge, albeit slightly below it on its eastern flank. The path branches off at a cairn (approx. 15 minutes after crossing the ridge). Turn left (westwards) up to the Collado de Balcéd (1371 m above sea level - you can also ascend there from Rodellar), but we go down to the right into the western flank of the Balcés, first eastwards in several serpentines downhill until the path turns northwards at about 1200 m above sea level. It crosses two branches of the Bco. A Lera. After the second branch, the path heads back towards it (in an easterly direction). Now you path down the Bco. A Lera (alternative 1) down to the Rio Isuala. Although there is also a path to the north of La Glera and almost parallel to it (above the lower break in the wall) leading down to the river in an easterly direction (alternative 2), you should only look for and take this if you are sure of your bearings.
Tour: We hike, wade and swim down the river. A tremendous landscape experience. After about 3.5 hours, 2 longer narrow sections, after passing through a chaos of rocks and two short narrow sections (one immediately after the other), you reach a striking flat meadow area (with bushes) to the right of the river. The path that leads to the entry of Balcés Oscuros comes down here.

Balces (superior) II: Canyon End
Return: We can now walk up it and get to the car after about 1 hour or we (if still fit and time available) cross the Balcés Oscuros in 2 hours (then the emergency rope is not enough!) and at the exit pull right up to the car in 30 minutes.

Rentadors: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the dirt road and at the exit of the next open area, take the dirt road that branches off to the left uphill to a farmstead. From here, take the footpath in a southerly direction. About 500 m further on, we pass the Ermita de l'Erola and follow the path uphill. After a while, you will see the abandoned monastery of Sant Segimon on the left above the path. A little later we reach a dirt road and shortly afterwards the saddle with the 3 crosses (1225 m above sea level). Here we take the only slightly marked path on the right down to the stream.
Tour: 13 rappel in mostly open terrain.

Rentadors: Canyon End
Return: At the latest, where the track crosses the stream, out to the right and on the track to the hamlet of Can Gat. Continue on the dirt road first in a northerly direction. The track then makes a right turn, crosses a stream and about 500 m after this stream in a northerly direction we meet again our junction at the access. About 600 m further on the slope we come back to the car.

Rentadors: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the French-Spanish border. Coming from the French-Spanish border, about 10 km after passing Girona, we leave the AP-7 and change to the C 25 ('Eix transversal') in the direction of Vic, Lleida. After about 35 km in a westerly direction we turn left onto the G 520 and about 5 km further on we come to Viladrau. We cross the town in the direction of Vic. After the last houses on the right side of the road, the road goes northward into the forest, describes here a 180 degree bend again to the south, and then bends to the west.About 400 m after the last houses of Viladrau, a single house stands here on the right side of the road in a forest clearing. A few meters further on, a dirt road turns off to the left at a sharp angle. It first leads us down to the small river, crosses it and then goes up in a southwesterly direction. A few hundred meters after the left turn and about 2 km from the tarred road we come to a gate. Park the car here.
Return: At the latest, where the track crosses the stream, out to the right and on the track to the hamlet of Can Gat. Continue on the dirt road first in a northerly direction. The track then makes a right turn, crosses a stream and about 500 m after this stream in a northerly direction we meet again our junction at the access. About 600 m further on the slope we come back to the car.

Rentadors: Waypoint
Comment: vorbi an der Ermita de l\'Elerola (descente)
Approach: Continue along the dirt road and at the exit of the next open area, take the dirt road that branches off to the left uphill to a farmstead. From here, take the footpath in a southerly direction. About 500 m further on, we pass the Ermita de l'Erola and follow the path uphill. After a while, you will see the abandoned monastery of Sant Segimon on the left above the path. A little later we reach a dirt road and shortly afterwards the saddle with the 3 crosses (1225 m above sea level). Here we take the only slightly marked path on the right down to the stream.

Rentadors: Waypoint1
Comment: passer Sant Segimon (descente)
Approach: Continue along the dirt road and at the exit of the next open area, take the dirt road that branches off to the left uphill to a farmstead. From here, take the footpath in a southerly direction. About 500 m further on, we pass the Ermita de l'Erola and follow the path uphill. After a while, you will see the abandoned monastery of Sant Segimon on the left above the path. A little later we reach a dirt road and shortly afterwards the saddle with the 3 crosses (1225 m above sea level). Here we take the only slightly marked path on the right down to the stream.

Magdalena: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguimos el sendero que se acerca a la montaña (a los paredones) y al barranco. Al pie de los paredones un sendero a la izda que sube hacia la cornisa. Una vez arriba se ve la entrada
Tour: 8 rappel, see photos and videos

Magdalena: Canyon End
Return: Se sale al sendero y al lado de la zona de aparcamiento

Gorgol: Canyon Start
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Approach:
Tour: Only 2 rappels; at the beginning downclimb and some slides. Then rappel in a chute by means of spreaders above the beam, then magnificent colors by indirect sunlight. Then the highest rappel, which can also be jumped from the left - check beforehand ! Finally through a small basin and under a rock out to the slope.

Gorgol: Canyon End
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Return: Directly right to the car.

Aguare: Canyon End
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Return: At the bridge out to the road.

Aguare: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk back 1200 m on the N-330 in a southerly direction and then take the GR 13.1 hiking trail on the right. This is the old path to the Majada de Gabardito hut (see: ). We come to a forest track and follow it to the pastures of Gabardito. We see the Rifugio de Gabardito, leave the forest track to the right and now follow the path in a northerly direction to reach the streambed (entry). There is an alternative approach on the orographic left side of the canyon. It starts at the bridge and leads up pretty much in the fall line This entry is where the path crosses the canyon. The less attractive upper half of the canyon is omitted on this access. However, you can also continue upwards on this path, later passing the Refugio Forestal de Gabardito and thus also reaching the upper entry, always keeping the western direction.
Tour: Varied and interesting descent. About 20 rappel, some of them over the walls of slide brakes.

Aguare: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Jaca we drive on the N-330 about 17.5 km to Canfranc. 600 m after the center of the village we come to the bridge over "our" stream and park the car here.
Return: At the bridge out to the road.

Aguare: Parking at Entry
Access: From Jaca we drive on the N-330 about 17.5 km to Canfranc. 600 m after the center of the village we come to the bridge over "our" stream and park the car here.
Return: At the bridge out to the road.

Aguare: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Alternativzustieg auf orograf. li. Bachseite
Approach: We walk back 1200 m on the N-330 in a southerly direction and then take the GR 13.1 hiking trail on the right. This is the old path to the Majada de Gabardito hut (see: ). We come to a forest track and follow it to the pastures of Gabardito. We see the Rifugio de Gabardito, leave the forest track to the right and now follow the path in a northerly direction to reach the streambed (entry). There is an alternative approach on the orographic left side of the canyon. It starts at the bridge and leads up pretty much in the fall line This entry is where the path crosses the canyon. The less attractive upper half of the canyon is omitted on this access. However, you can also continue upwards on this path, later passing the Refugio Forestal de Gabardito and thus also reaching the upper entry, always keeping the western direction.
Tour: Varied and interesting descent. About 20 rappel, some of them over the walls of slide brakes.

Hospital: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the road uphill, passing under the church. Turn right at the crossroads with the bar and keep left at the end of the village, following the mule track uphill. Stay on this path, cross a few dirt tracks and a tarred road (always check the further course of the path carefully!) and finally come to a flat plateau. Here you follow the track along a wall on the left, past a house, and then take the next path on the left down to the river. Follow the water until you reach the first small waterfall.
Tour: 5 rappels alternate with runs and downclimbs. See photos and video

Hospital: Canyon End
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Return: At the black pipeline spanning the river, exit to the right and follow the path to the road bridge. Follow the tarred road north to the parked car.

Fornocal: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk up the forest road, after 900 m another slope joins from the right. 600 m further on, we ignore a forest road that branches off to the left here. Our forest road now describes a long right-hand bend. Another 900 m further on, the sloping forest road makes a sharp left turn (at a right angle). Here, from the slope in a southerly direction in or next to a small streambed (dry - labeled "torrentera" in Salamero, map sketch p. 290), you can access the Fornocal via a short route exactly where it bends from an east-west direction at a right angle to the south, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2807615 . Follow the path to a dry streambed, where the clear path leads upwards to the right to the Cueva de Muriecho, a cave niche with rock paintings (worthwhile 5-minute detour). Continue the descent on climbing tracks through the partly thorny dry bed until you reach the Fornocal with three abseils (10m, 5m, 8m). To get to the usual access, continue along the slope and after another 250 m you will come to an inconspicuous dry streambed, which you follow to the streambed of the Fornocal, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=130094
Tour: First we walk along the largely flat streambed for quite some time until we reach the first rappel under the large boulder. From here, we start a varied tour with narrow sections, clamping blocks, small rappels, a grotto, a spring, sinter overhangs and a natural arch, to list just a few of the interesting moments. Towards the exit, longer sections await us until the bridge arch becomes visible high above us.

Fornocal: Canyon End
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Return: 50 m after the bridge we climb following the tracks on the right up to the bridge and the car.

Fornocal: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly extended A 1232, turn right at the junction before the Rio Vero bridge (old arched bridge on the righthand side - beyond the Rio Vero camping bridge) and continue on the A 2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds its way northwards. Cross the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero bridge) and a few hundred meters further on you will reach the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. Here we can park our first car on the left before the bridge. With the second, we continue along the many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we reach the point where a forest road branches off to the right. We can park our second car at the beginning of the forest road. * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4917385
Return: 50 m after the bridge we climb following the tracks on the right up to the bridge and the car.

Fornocal: Parking at Entry
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly extended A 1232, turn right at the junction before the Rio Vero bridge (old arched bridge on the righthand side - beyond the Rio Vero camping bridge) and continue on the A 2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds its way northwards. Cross the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero bridge) and a few hundred meters further on you will reach the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. Here we can park our first car on the left before the bridge. With the second, we continue along the many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we reach the point where a forest road branches off to the right. We can park our second car at the beginning of the forest road. * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=4917385
Return: 50 m after the bridge we climb following the tracks on the right up to the bridge and the car.

Fornocal: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: We walk up the forest road, after 900 m another slope joins from the right. 600 m further on, we ignore a forest road that branches off to the left here. Our forest road now describes a long right-hand bend. Another 900 m further on, the sloping forest road makes a sharp left turn (at a right angle). Here, from the slope in a southerly direction in or next to a small streambed (dry - labeled "torrentera" in Salamero, map sketch p. 290), you can access the Fornocal via a short route exactly where it bends from an east-west direction at a right angle to the south, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2807615 . Follow the path to a dry streambed, where the clear path leads upwards to the right to the Cueva de Muriecho, a cave niche with rock paintings (worthwhile 5-minute detour). Continue the descent on climbing tracks through the partly thorny dry bed until you reach the Fornocal with three abseils (10m, 5m, 8m). To get to the usual access, continue along the slope and after another 250 m you will come to an inconspicuous dry streambed, which you follow to the streambed of the Fornocal, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=130094
Tour: First we walk along the largely flat streambed for quite some time until we reach the first rappel under the large boulder. From here, we start a varied tour with narrow sections, clamping blocks, small rappels, a grotto, a spring, sinter overhangs and a natural arch, to list just a few of the interesting moments. Towards the exit, longer sections await us until the bridge arch becomes visible high above us.

Caramella: Canyon Start
Approach: From the southern end of the parking lot, we take the path - at times walking on a slope - up to the striking saddle (800 m above sea level). From the saddle, the path leads us mainly horizontally along the slope to the south. Now we cross the wide basin of the Barranc de la Vall. We walk towards a dark rock face. There you will find the Font spring (960 m above sea level). Around the foot of the rock face we climb up again to the next ridge coming down from Monte Caro (980 m a.s.l.). Down the other side and we are at the entry to the Caramella. The access from below is shown below:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522815 (access from below)
Tour: 24 rappels, first downclimbing over grassy slopes, rappels from trees if necessary. Towards the exit, the "Cua de Cavall" awaits us in the "Gran Circ" with a height of around 80m. There is a transfer point roughly in the middle. However, the rope retrival can cause problems here. This steep drop can be bypassed to the right or left. It is also possible to turn right on the ledge to the neighboring Racó de la Gralla (path) and "take" the attractive final passage there (below the 400m walk and climb).

Caramella: Canyon End
Return: We walk on the slope out of the valley, pass Casa de Cavallo and are soon at the parking lot with our "lower" car.

Caramella: Parking at Entry
Comment: navette possible (descente)
Access: The access to the parking lot for the lower car is shown here:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522798 (however, you should not drive all the way to Casa de Cavallo, but park the car about 400 m beforehand in the hikers' parking lot). In the second car, take the road from Roquetes up to Monte Caro. At an altitude of 730 m, the road crosses the Barranc del Farrubio in a striking right-hand bend. We park the second car in the parking lot with a fountain.
Return: We walk on the slope out of the valley, pass Casa de Cavallo and are soon at the parking lot with our "lower" car.

Caramella: Parking at Exit
Comment: Casa Carballo (navette possible) (descente)
Access: The access to the parking lot for the lower car is shown here:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522798 (however, you should not drive all the way to Casa de Cavallo, but park the car about 400 m beforehand in the hikers' parking lot). In the second car, take the road from Roquetes up to Monte Caro. At an altitude of 730 m, the road crosses the Barranc del Farrubio in a striking right-hand bend. We park the second car in the parking lot with a fountain.
Return: We walk on the slope out of the valley, pass Casa de Cavallo and are soon at the parking lot with our "lower" car.

Cubars Inferior: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the slope directly into the stream
Tour: Some rappel, many jumps and a 25 m - slide, which does not have to be slid from above

Cubars Inferior: Canyon End
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Return: Left (south of the creek) pathless up to the slope or north: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3030205

Canaletes: Canyon Start
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Approach: From here we can follow the signposts (including "Salt de Ventador"). We come to a ridge and follow the access down into the Riu. The old access via the beautiful entry waterfall with a 6 m jump is no longer permitted.
Tour: We can now see the entry waterfall in the basin behind the large pool from below, with the 6m jump it becomes a little difficult. So we jump and walk downwards. We pass several small "Oscuros" and reach the exit of the canyon (which can also be climbed from here) much too early. Cf: *

Canaletes: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: depart "con permiso" (descente)
Approach: From here we can follow the signposts (including "Salt de Ventador"). We come to a ridge and follow the access down into the Riu. The old access via the beautiful entry waterfall with a 6 m jump is no longer permitted.
Tour: We can now see the entry waterfall in the basin behind the large pool from below, with the 6m jump it becomes a little difficult. So we jump and walk downwards. We pass several small "Oscuros" and reach the exit of the canyon (which can also be climbed from here) much too early. Cf: *

Canaletes: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right onto the clear path and follow it back to the car.

Canaletes: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). Once in the town, continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. About 3 km after the town of Xerta (and 14.5 km after Tortosa town center), turn left onto the N-230b towards Gandesa. After another 7.2 km, turn left again onto the T-333 towards Valderrobres. Not quite 14 km after the last junction, we come to a T-junction where the T-334 turns off to the right in a northerly direction towards Horta de Sant Joan. However, we continue on the T-333 for another 270 m before turning left onto the road heading south towards the mountains. But just 270 m further on, we turn left onto a dirt road towards El Ventador, signposted "Salt de Sotorres et El Ventador". The track leads into the valley of the Riu de Canaleta and up the slope on the other side. 2.2 km after the bridge (and 4.1 km from T-333) - we ignore two dirt tracks on the left - we first come to the ford through the Cubars and a few meters after that to a larger estate. Here we can look down into a large basin with a waterfall and mill under the rock face. We park our car. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7896376
Return: Turn right onto the clear path and follow it back to the car.

Canaletes: Waypoint
Comment: entrée ici interdit (descente)
Approach: From here we can follow the signposts (including "Salt de Ventador"). We come to a ridge and follow the access down into the Riu. The old access via the beautiful entry waterfall with a 6 m jump is no longer permitted.

Salto del Roldan: Canyon Start
Approach: From the saddle on well-trodden tracks eastward, past a spring, down to the river .
Tour: In the river or on its banks down to the 1st step (2m). Fun chutes for children, a rock window at the top left. Above us the vultures are circling.

Salto del Roldan: Canyon End
Return: I have gone the tour described here in 1991, but I do not remember exactly whether the exit is before the Palomeras Flumen before or after the 3m waterfall (which we jumped in each case). According to the description in "Cañones, gargantas y barrancos del Alto Aragón. Del Monte Perdido a la Sierra de Guara - Los 50 mejores descensos . Fernando Biarge - Jean Paul Pontroué, 1986", page 84, I tend to assume the exit immediately before the narrowing into a chute with a cross section of about 40 cm. In the book it is to be read in addition: "... trepar por uno muro de unos cinco metros de altura y un segundo grado de dificultad", freely translated: ... climb a wall of about 5 meters high in the 2nd degree of difficulty.\nIm recommend, for safety's sake, to leave a rope hanging on the 2.5 m - step above for the possibly necessary return.\nAnyway, I would not get off here today, but hike the descent back again. On the one hand, because the path at the foot of the cliff is hardly findable anymore, if it still exists at all - in 1991 the vegetation here had burned down shortly before and thus the "path" around the cliff was without problems (neither macchia, nor orientation problems); on the other hand - and I say this especially with regard to children who might be along - it's a bit difficult to find the way back. with the party - the exit directly under the south-facing rock face is mercilessly hot in summer, while a return, which is initially in the stream, but variety and cooling are offered here.

Anisclo med.: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, a footpath leads down to the San Urbez bridge, where you can take a look at the lower parts of the Rio Bellos. Then it goes into the Anisclo Canyon and up to a point indicated on signposts as "La Ripareta". Here the Barranco Pardina comes down from the orographic right side. From here you path into the river.
Tour: Up to 30 rappel. Pretty much at the beginning the river notches abruptly about 20 m deep and we come through under a massive natural arch. Then running sections alternate with rappels and swimming sections. Due to the north-south orientation of the canyon, the pools show a true blaze of color in the sunlight. Possible jumps again and again. As the tour progresses, the walks get longer and the drops less. Then you also meet hikers and bathers.

Anisclo med.: Canyon End
Return: At the latest there, where the path we walked in the approach crosses the river, we get off to the left and come back to the car on the approach path.

Yesa (superior): Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk along the road through the village in a southerly direction. After the last houses, on the righthand side, there are some barns - now also converted to residential use - with mostly circular threshing floors in front of them. There you turn left if you want to "include" the Manatuero in the access. Otherwise, continue straight downhill and reach the valley of the Rio Yesa. Where the path branches, we go right. The path leads through bushes high above the Rio Yesa. It gives us our first glimpses of the descent. Eventually we come to a fork where there is a somewhat uncomfortable access down to the streambed on the left. It is also possible to continue until the bridge that leads to the houses of Yeba.
Tour: After a short approach in the off. Streambed we come to the with 12 m "highest" rappel. Then we stand at the bottom of the gorge, In the further varied course is particularly impressive a passage where the streambed between parallel walls is so sintered that it looks like a road. After the canyon opens, continue a few hundred meters to the place where the waters of the Manatuero flow in from the left.

Yesa (superior): Canyon End
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Return: Here out on our approach path and back up to Buerba.

Alborzeral: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the meadow, which is fenced off from the road, 2 slopes lead off in a northerly direction. We take the lower (eastern) one and follow it, initially in a northerly direction, later more in a north-westerly direction. We ignore the turn-offs to the right and left. On the ridge between the Bco. Cueva Cabrito and Alborceral we meet a track coming from the left, which we follow downhill to the right for about 100 meters. Here a path marked with cairns turns off at a right angle and leads us through undergrowth to the entry (700m above sea level). Access can also be via a left tributary, see Canyonisme - La Sierra de Guara. Randonnées, Randonnées acuatiques. Patrick Gimat, 2005 on p. 164 ff.
Tour: 10 rappels, see photos and video

Alborzeral: Canyon End
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Return: On reaching the Balcés Estrechos (Rio Isuala) either upstream, past the mouth of the Cueva Cabrito and then up the ascent path from the Cueva Cabrito to the parking lot under the tree (2 hours, see there) or down the Estrechos to the bridge on the Bierge - Adahuesca road (3 hours)

Alborzeral: Parking at Entry
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Comment: wenn man im Rio Isuala abwärts geht und bei der Brücke das 2. Auto abstellt
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N-240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right on the A-1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. In doing so, we cross the Rio Isuala, which we will later go up or down in the Estrechos de Balcés. We take a first cautious estimate of the water level at the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, we first turn right, but then immediately left, towards Rodellar, "Barranco de Mascun". 6.8 km after this intersection, in a prominent left turn, there is a suitable area to park our car.\n\a second vehicle we can park either at the large oak tree at the starting point of an ascent of the Cueva Cabrito (cf. there) or at the bridge over the Rio Izuala on the road from Bierge to Adahuesca. The choice of the alternative depends on the chosen way back (cf. below "Exit").\n
Return: On reaching the Balcés Estrechos (Rio Isuala) either upstream, past the mouth of the Cueva Cabrito and then up the ascent path from the Cueva Cabrito to the parking lot under the tree (2 hours, see there) or down the Estrechos to the bridge on the Bierge - Adahuesca road (3 hours)

Alborzeral: Parking at Exit
Comment: wenn man im Rio Isuala abwärts geht und bei der Brücke das 2. Auto abstellt
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N-240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right on the A-1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. In doing so, we cross the Rio Isuala, which we will later go up or down in the Estrechos de Balcés. We take a first cautious estimate of the water level at the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, we first turn right, but then immediately left, towards Rodellar, "Barranco de Mascun". 6.8 km after this intersection, in a prominent left turn, there is a suitable area to park our car.\n\a second vehicle we can park either at the large oak tree at the starting point of an ascent of the Cueva Cabrito (cf. there) or at the bridge over the Rio Izuala on the road from Bierge to Adahuesca. The choice of the alternative depends on the chosen way back (cf. below "Exit").\n
Return: On reaching the Balcés Estrechos (Rio Isuala) either upstream, past the mouth of the Cueva Cabrito and then up the ascent path from the Cueva Cabrito to the parking lot under the tree (2 hours, see there) or down the Estrechos to the bridge on the Bierge - Adahuesca road (3 hours)

Alborzeral: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: ohne Umsetzung und Rückstieg Isuala aufwärts mit Ausstiegsroute Cueva Cabrito
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N-240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right on the A-1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. In doing so, we cross the Rio Isuala, which we will later go up or down in the Estrechos de Balcés. We take a first cautious estimate of the water level at the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, we first turn right, but then immediately left, towards Rodellar, "Barranco de Mascun". 6.8 km after this intersection, in a prominent left turn, there is a suitable area to park our car.\n\a second vehicle we can park either at the large oak tree at the starting point of an ascent of the Cueva Cabrito (cf. there) or at the bridge over the Rio Izuala on the road from Bierge to Adahuesca. The choice of the alternative depends on the chosen way back (cf. below "Exit").\n

Cueva Funes: Canyon Start
Approach: At the hairpin bends, a path continues in a straight line towards the dam wall. The path crosses the Chortales after the dam. At the next fork in the path, turn right and continue uphill until you reach the Barranco Funes stream, which flows down from the top right of the reservoir (approx. 15 min. walk from the parking lot). Turn left along the stream to the edge of the waterfall. You can rappel both the right and the left stream. It is worth doing both.
Tour: The Barranco de Funes is not a canyon, but a sequence of very beautiful open tufa waterfalls following a small reservoir. The views are impressive.

Cueva Funes: Canyon End
Return: After completing the rappelling routes and a short downclimb, you reach the stream of the Barranco Rio Verde-Pito flowing down in the valley (continuation of the Chortal). Follow the stream upstream until there is an orographic opportunity to climb up a few meters on the left and return to the car (approx. 10 min. back); you can also go downstream and join the Rio Verde-Chorreras (see description there).

Diners: Canyon Start
2026-02-27: Everything tip top, except for the lack of water. But still a beautiful tour, as it is a real canyon with very beautiful and impressive individual sections. The run out drags on. Keep to the right at...
Approach: Follow the path marked with cairns to the west, ascending to a mountain shoulder, then descending into the still wide valley of the Torrent del Gorg des Diners
Tour: Several gorge sections separated by a longer walking section. Pools are longer water-bearing, but bypasses or cable cars can generally be set up.

Diners: Parking at Entry
2026-02-27: Everything tip top, except for the lack of water. But still a beautiful tour, as it is a real canyon with very beautiful and impressive individual sections. The run out drags on. Keep to the right at...
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then take a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Before you reach the 'Col des Reis' mountain pass, you can park in a bend to the right. For the parking exit, follow the road towards the sea and follow the signs for Cala Tuent Parking at the prominent 'Nus de sa Corbata' hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra. Car transfer makes sense.
Return: Ideally by car, the way back via the road or the plateau takes 1.5h - 3h

Diners: Canyon End
2026-02-27: Everything tip top, except for the lack of water. But still a beautiful tour, as it is a real canyon with very beautiful and impressive individual sections. The run out drags on. Keep to the right at...
Return: Ideally by car, the way back via the road or the plateau takes 1.5h - 3h

Diners: Parking at Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then take a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Before you reach the 'Col des Reis' mountain pass, you can park in a bend to the right. For the parking exit, follow the road towards the sea and follow the signs for Cala Tuent Parking at the prominent 'Nus de sa Corbata' hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra. Car transfer makes sense.
Return: Ideally by car, the way back via the road or the plateau takes 1.5h - 3h

Diners: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Coma de Bini(s), Pfad
Approach: Follow the path marked with cairns to the west, ascending to a mountain shoulder, then descending into the still wide valley of the Torrent del Gorg des Diners
Tour: Several gorge sections separated by a longer walking section. Pools are longer water-bearing, but bypasses or cable cars can generally be set up.

Estrechos de Balces: Canyon Start
2025-05-04: Recommended for people who are trained--long! Dead animals in abundance
2019-05-09: A fascinating canyon. We really had a lot of fun. We entered via the Barranco Alborceral (Barranco de l' Alborzeral). Videos of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iC0xS5p_xI (Alborceral ) h...
Approach: From here, several tracks lead downhill through the forest in a southerly direction. They join below a larger rock slab and the resulting path leads down to the Rio Isuala (at the exit of the Oscuros de Balces (entry).
Tour: A total distance of about 7 km. First 1 hour walk to the beginning of the narrowing. Then alternate - sometimes long - swimming and walking passages. It is worth taking a look at the mouth of the barrancos from time to time. At the exit, the canyon opens up and we walk along the wide bed of the Isuala out to the bridge and our car.

Estrechos de Balces: Canyon End
2025-05-04: Recommended for people who are trained--long! Dead animals in abundance
2019-05-09: A fascinating canyon. We really had a lot of fun. We entered via the Barranco Alborceral (Barranco de l' Alborzeral). Videos of the tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iC0xS5p_xI (Alborceral ) h...
Return: The tour exits directly at the car

Foz de Causacas: Canyon Start
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Approach: About 30 m east of the bridge, a path leaves the tarred road. This crosses the Rio Serandi at a dilapidated mill on the orographic left bank and climbs up in switchbacks as an old mule track. You then meet the path coming from San Martin (old access). After about 50 minutes you reach a meadow, pass the stone house on the left and descend in an easterly direction to the stream. Here is the entry.
Tour: 22 Rappels. The upper narrow section in the semi-darkness is worth the effort. At the exit of a more open middle section are the two long rappels. There are several opportunities for slides and smaller jumps.

Foz de Causacas: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappelling point, continue walking in the streambed for a few hundred meters until the tracks to the left lead to the ascent path (approx. 100 m before the dilapidated mill). Follow it downhill and back to the car.

Xallas: Canyon Start
2024-07-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xallas Très belle descente, ensoleillée, avec une vue imprenable sur l'océan. Difficile de savoir quel est censé être le "débit correct", mais...
Approach: From the second vehicle a few meters downstream, to the first long pool. Here entry.
Tour: 7 rappel. To get in the mood, you should take a look at the final waterfall Cascada de Ézaro (50 m high) from the Central Hidroelectrica, when water is released from the reservoir - usually around midday for about 30 minutes - and a cloud of water dust up to 40 m high rises from the 16 m deep pool.A call to the local Central Hidroelectrica (Tel.: 981 712 703) may be unsuccessful, but the head office (Tel.: 981 706 700) is happy to provide information on when you can enter the Xallas (in our case from -'despues' 15:00). The descent becomes increasingly attractive after a walk and swim to the next residual water drainage in the sequence of deep pools in smooth granite rock until you reach the view of the nearby sea at the top of the final waterfall, which breaks pleasantly on a ledge about halfway down. You can get out on the right before the final waterfall. There now seems to be a constant flow of water. So watch out for dangerous backwaters. The last rappel into the large pool is between 2 water channels outside the stream.

Xallas: Canyon End
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Return: After the last long rappel out to the right to Central Hidroelectrica.

Xallas: Parking at Entry
2024-07-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Xallas Très belle descente, ensoleillée, avec une vue imprenable sur l'océan. Difficile de savoir quel est censé être le "débit correct", mais...
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C543 to Noia (37 km), further north always along the sea on the C550 via Muros and Carnota to Ezaro (total 114 km). Just before Ezaro there is a bridge over the Rio Xallas. Directly after the bridge turn right and drive along the river to the Central Hidroelectrica (approx. 1.5 km). Park the (first) car here. With the second car - or on foot in about 60 min. - before reaching the Central H. turn left (northward) on the tarred road in serpentines steeply up to the viewpoint and from there further in northeastern direction to the dam (Presa de Santa Uxia). From here you can still descend in a southwesterly direction to the river (park the second vehicle here at the latest).
Return: After the last long rappel out to the right to Central Hidroelectrica.

Xallas: Parking at Exit
Access: From Santiago de Compostela on the C543 to Noia (37 km), further north always along the sea on the C550 via Muros and Carnota to Ezaro (total 114 km). Just before Ezaro there is a bridge over the Rio Xallas. Directly after the bridge turn right and drive along the river to the Central Hidroelectrica (approx. 1.5 km). Park the (first) car here. With the second car - or on foot in about 60 min. - before reaching the Central H. turn left (northward) on the tarred road in serpentines steeply up to the viewpoint and from there further in northeastern direction to the dam (Presa de Santa Uxia). From here you can still descend in a southwesterly direction to the river (park the second vehicle here at the latest).
Return: After the last long rappel out to the right to Central Hidroelectrica.

Valldemossa: Canyon Start
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Approach: Orograf. left of the bridge a few meters downstream we come into the streambed. In the book "L'illa dels torrents" by Barceló/Trias is described an access from the orographic right side of the stream directly from the car parked in front of the hamlet.\nAlso the alternative access via the Torrent Rafal leads inevitably over private land.
Tour: We climb or ropes down the streambed. After about 200m, the water of Torrent Rafal splashes down from the top left. A jump is possible here if the pool is full. This is also the case several times in the following sections. In addition to a few 20 to 35 meter rappels, we also come across the "Gan Salta" with 55 meters (about 15 rappels in total). Once at the bottom, we walk and climb further down the streambed.

Valldemossa: Canyon End
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Return: In front of a large rock in the streambed, turn right out to the road and downhill to the car.

Valldemossa: Parking at Exit
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2025-05-02: Beautiful and short gorge....completely dry
2025-03-31: Superiore tour with magnificent views. Stands all ok and top! Nice water level at all waterfalls.
Comment: Ortseinfahrt
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down to Port de Valldemossa (another 5,4km). Here we look for a suitable parking lot near the beginning of the village.\nWith the second car we drove back again 4.3 km and up to the plateau. It is best to leave the car here already in front of the houses of the hamlet Son Mas.
Return: In front of a large rock in the streambed, turn right out to the road and downhill to the car.

Valldemossa: Parking at Entry
Comment: noch vor der Linkskurve, nach der die Straße direkt auf den Ort zuläuft
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down to Port de Valldemossa (another 5,4km). Here we look for a suitable parking lot near the beginning of the village.\nWith the second car we drove back again 4.3 km and up to the plateau. It is best to leave the car here already in front of the houses of the hamlet Son Mas.
Return: In front of a large rock in the streambed, turn right out to the road and downhill to the car.

Rumbau: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path behind the hotel that goes to the left towards Roca del Corb (signpost). At an altitude of about 800 m, we meet a dirt road that we follow to the right (N). At the forks, keep to the right ("Roca del Corb", walk below the church of Sant Salvador del Corb and go around the mountain in an arc to the left. Immediately thereafter, it describes a right-hand bend Quite at its exit, we look for a path to the right down into the basin of Barranc Rumbau.
Tour: We hike, rappel 3-5 times, cross a grotto with a spring and finally exit to the left onto the path that accompanies the stream here. Alternatively, we can also continue the descent in the Rumbau and only get out onto the path later.

Rumbau: Canyon End
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Return: On the way down to the hotel and the car.

Roca del Corb: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path behind the hotel that goes to the left towards Roca del Corb (signpost). At an altitude of about 800 m, we meet a dirt road that we follow to the right (N). At the forks we keep to the right ("Roca del Corb"), walk below the church of Sant Salvador del Corb and we are at the beginning of a circuit of the mountain on the left. However, it does not come so far, because at the beginning of the circumnavigation we take a slope to the right in direction NE. On the right below we see a barranco, which we pass keeping left. Then we enter the next "our" Barranco del Corb".
Tour: 4 rappel down to the Rumbau overlooking the massive natural arch.

Roca del Corb: Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the Rumbau in this barranco further down (see: http://canyon.carto.net/cwiki/bin/view/Canyons/RumbauCanyon )

Roca del Corb: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Seu d'Urgell on the C-14 we drive 37.7 km in the direction of Lerida and then about 2.5 km before Oliana we turn right and drive on the LV-5118 in the direction of Peramola. After 3.1 km we turn right and drive 1.2 km up to the Hostal del Boix (Can Boix de Peramola). A little below the hotel complex we find space for our car.
Return: After reaching the Rumbau in this barranco further down (see: http://canyon.carto.net/cwiki/bin/view/Canyons/RumbauCanyon )

Badajoz: Canyon Start
2023-04-13: Worthwhile dry gorge, even if the access is long in relation to the length of the gorge.
Approach: Por el Canal de los 1000 hasta la galería del Aculadero, justo antes del túnel tenemos el barranco del agua y tras atravesarlo el bco Badajoz. Si vamos por el canal de las ventanas de Güimar al llegar al túnel 9 izquierdo nos echamos a la derecha en busca del 10º derecha que nos lleva a la cabecera
Tour: Ver topo

Badajoz: Canyon End
2023-04-13: Worthwhile dry gorge, even if the access is long in relation to the length of the gorge.
Return: Tras el último rápel solo tendremos que seguir el barranco hasta encontrar la pista que nos lleva hasta el lugar en el que hemos aparcado

Gavarra: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car we first descend the slope to the east, then in an arc to the south. Entry from the orographic left side of the canyon. See also wikiloc!
Tour: The canyon, which is extremely attractive when water is flowing through it, is not to be underestimated in its length and because of the danger of falling rocks (especially when it rains); in addition, when water is flowing through it, the Rio Rialb, into which the canyon flows and which must be followed a good way down, can also flood (probably still doable up to a point).

Gavarra: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the Riu Rialb, we wade downstream until the canyon opens up. Here we see a green boulder in the river bed. We then also see markings on the left bank indicating the exit. We climb up and reach a forest path. We follow this to the left, keeping close to the canyon rim if in doubt, and return to the car.

Gavarra: Parking at Entry
Access: Coming from the north (Andorra, Seu d'Urgell) or south (Lleida) on the C 14, turn onto the L 511 at Coll de Nargo in the direction of Tremp. After 16.2 km, take the road that branches off to the left towards Gavarra. We head south and about 300 m before reaching the village and before the road climbs again, we come to a road junction around which several farmsteads are grouped. Here we take the track in an easterly direction, always keeping to the right at junctions, the track curves south and after 4.4 km we come to a barn on the left-hand side of the track. On the left we can see a large open space. To the right of the track, which bends slightly to the left before the barn, is a flat area. We park our car here.
Return: After reaching the Riu Rialb, we wade downstream until the canyon opens up. Here we see a green boulder in the river bed. We then also see markings on the left bank indicating the exit. We climb up and reach a forest path. We follow this to the left, keeping close to the canyon rim if in doubt, and return to the car.

Gavarra: Waypoint
Comment: confluence Gavarra/Riu Rialb (descente)
Approach: From the car we first descend the slope to the east, then in an arc to the south. Entry from the orographic left side of the canyon. See also wikiloc!

Gambuezas: Canyon Start
2024-12-09: Great descent to do in full with 2 cars and sunset on Teide on the return trip. We entered the canyon at 1450, exited 680. In the upper part a few natural anchors and spits (could be completed), lower...
2024-11-16: Great scenery on top and in the canyon, which is now more transited in its higher part. Anchors double glue-ins and a few spits for the former downclimbs. Exited via the tunnels, followed by a hike do...
Approach: Access from top to bottom: We turn off the TF-24 onto the dirt road heading south. It leads us through sparse pine forest down to the black cone Caldera de Pedro Gil/Arafo/Montana de las Arenas. We pass it on the left and continue downhill. Where the track crosses the stony streambed at the confluence of the Barrancos de Cosme and de las Saletas (1450 m above sea level), we can enter the barranco (here called Bco. de las Saletas). On access from below, we take the cross road a few meters south from the car and then follow the Camino Morra del Estanque uphill. Where the road begins to turn south at an altitude of 835 m, a dirt road on the right leads to farmsteads on the edge of the canyon. We continue along the road for a few more meters on the left and then turn right onto the path uphill. It turns into the "T-2" mountain path (marked with a blue cross on a purple background). At an altitude of around 950 m, a path branches off to the right. Down here would be the access to the lower part of the Bco or the (possibly emergency) exit from the upper part. We keep left and continue on the path. We come out of the forest, pass the Refugio de las Arenas, leave the track to the right about 200 m later and cross in a left-hand bend down into the canyon (about 1250 m access altitude, i.e. significantly lower than the access from above). Of course, you can also continue down the slope from above next to the Bco. to enter at a lower point.
Tour: See photos and video ! Exit and access possibility at the relay in the 2nd high rappel at the tunnel window of the water pipe. Interesting the clearly visible lava flows, especially at the 1st high rappel, each covered by earth again. Somewhat "herbaceous" at the exit.

Gambuezas: Canyon End
2024-12-09: Great descent to do in full with 2 cars and sunset on Teide on the return trip. We entered the canyon at 1450, exited 680. In the upper part a few natural anchors and spits (could be completed), lower...
2024-11-16: Great scenery on top and in the canyon, which is now more transited in its higher part. Anchors double glue-ins and a few spits for the former downclimbs. Exited via the tunnels, followed by a hike do...
Return: Exit onto the tarred road crossing under the water crossing and right to the (lower) car.

Gambuezas: Parking at Entry
2024-12-09: Great descent to do in full with 2 cars and sunset on Teide on the return trip. We entered the canyon at 1450, exited 680. In the upper part a few natural anchors and spits (could be completed), lower...
2024-11-16: Great scenery on top and in the canyon, which is now more transited in its higher part. Anchors double glue-ins and a few spits for the former downclimbs. Exited via the tunnels, followed by a hike do...
Access: From the airport in the south of the island on the TF-1 to the NNE. After 39.3 km (from the highway ramp) leave the TF-1 at exit 20 at El Socorro and take the TF-281 in a westerly direction up to Hidalga to the TF-28. Turn left on this 175 m towards the center of Hidalga, then turn right again onto the TF-245 up to Arafo. In the center of the village, turn left in front of the administration building and the church. At the next traffic circle turn right into Calle Jose Antonio. Follow this road straight on uphill - later it is called Calle La Libertad - until after 1.2 km (from the traffic circle) the Camino Morra del Estanque turns off to the left. Park the (lower) car in a suitable place here. If you only have 1 car available, this is where the access begins. If you have 2 cars at your disposal, it is possible to walk 23 km. You won't save any time, you will lose time, but the access from the top is scenically stunning. The problem is that the car parked at the top is at risk of breaking (as we unfortunately found out).
Return: Exit onto the tarred road crossing under the water crossing and right to the (lower) car.

Gambuezas: Parking at Exit
Access: From the airport in the south of the island on the TF-1 to the NNE. After 39.3 km (from the highway ramp) leave the TF-1 at exit 20 at El Socorro and take the TF-281 in a westerly direction up to Hidalga to the TF-28. Turn left on this 175 m towards the center of Hidalga, then turn right again onto the TF-245 up to Arafo. In the center of the village, turn left in front of the administration building and the church. At the next traffic circle turn right into Calle Jose Antonio. Follow this road straight on uphill - later it is called Calle La Libertad - until after 1.2 km (from the traffic circle) the Camino Morra del Estanque turns off to the left. Park the (lower) car in a suitable place here. If you only have 1 car available, this is where the access begins. If you have 2 cars at your disposal, it is possible to walk 23 km. You won't save any time, you will lose time, but the access from the top is scenically stunning. The problem is that the car parked at the top is at risk of breaking (as we unfortunately found out).
Return: Exit onto the tarred road crossing under the water crossing and right to the (lower) car.

Carrizales: Canyon Start
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Approach: Take the path on the left down the slope to the streambed.
Tour: see photos and video as well as the links Probably one of the most beautiful and most visited canyons on the island.

Carrizales: Canyon End
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Comment: Vorgeschriebener Ausstiegspunkt
Return: see left - requires a sense of direction. At an edge coming down from above, you are inclined to look for the way up. However, the path walks across the edge. Before the last rappel, turn right and follow the barely visible path (marked with cairns, which sometimes disappear. Approx. 1.5 / 3 h depending on your sense of direction and ability to find your way. Pick-up by boat prohibited from February 1 to June 30. Telephone number for boat transfer: +34 607 16 98 86, Adolfo-Barco Flipper

Carrizales: Waypoint
2026-02-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Carrizales Canyon and return journey very rewarding! Wonderful area! Abseiling points ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/c...
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Comment: Mündung in das Meer
Approach: Take the path on the left down the slope to the streambed.

Carrizales: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: see links below !
Return: see left - requires a sense of direction. At an edge coming down from above, you are inclined to look for the way up. However, the path walks across the edge. Before the last rappel, turn right and follow the barely visible path (marked with cairns, which sometimes disappear. Approx. 1.5 / 3 h depending on your sense of direction and ability to find your way. Pick-up by boat prohibited from February 1 to June 30. Telephone number for boat transfer: +34 607 16 98 86, Adolfo-Barco Flipper

Puerto: Canyon Start
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Approach: 50m further on, the slope to the right begins, on which we now climb. We now walk 4.4km uphill and then come to a hut. Below this we climb into the stream.
Tour: 12 rappels, open parts alternate with narrow passages, layered flysch. The highlight is the rappel onto a cone. Make sure the ropes are pulled off well here.

Puerto: Canyon End
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Return: After the 12th rappel and a longer run in the riverbed, we exit onto a path that crosses the riverbed. Up to the right we come to our approach route and on this back to the car.

Artazul: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot to the canyon rim (fence crossing)and on the trail to the right to the creek.
Tour: Attractive descent when water is flowing; otherwise stinking pools, where it can be difficult to climb out over a rock bar in a 'marmita trampa' (see video in 2002. In 2008 there was a ledge on the bar). Although the pools are generally not too deep, there are some possible jumps, but check carefully beforehand, see When the water flow is strong, the last pools before the high final abseil are dangerous due to the backwaters (last fatal accident in 2018). The gorge begins with a sharp-edged 33m rappel, followed by a 300m walking passage through open terrain before the gorge narrows again. Until the final waterfall, you move through a beautiful, narrow gorge in which one waterfall follows the next. After testing, there is a lot of slide and jumpable terrain. The canyon exits with a beautiful, partially free-hanging 45m waterfall. Abseiling stands to the left and right.

Artazul: Canyon End
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Return: After the 45 m rappel, follow the path to the Artetaquelle and the vehicle parked there. If the gates (2) are blocked, they are easy to climb over.

Artazul: Parking at Exit
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Comment: parking source de Arteta (descente)
Access: On the A-15 either from the north (San Sebastian) or approx. 18 km from Pamplona, take the Irurtzun exit. From this town, take the NA-7010 in the direction of Asiain. After approx. 7 km, turn west at Anoz in the direction of Goni and take one vehicle to the end of the canyon by turning south at the next but one junction in the direction of Ulzurrun, leaving the village in a south-westerly direction towards the cemetery and the Arteta spring ('nacedero', nacimento). The access road to the Arteta spring and the parking lot there may be temporarily blocked by iron gates. Then park your car approx. 50 m before the first gate on the right. Take the second car back via Ulzurrun and up the winding road to Goni. We drive through the village and the road then descends slightly after a left turn in a southerly direction. After about 1 km, you cross the left tributary of the Artazul, which you can use to get in. However, it is more advisable to continue for another 1.5 km until the road crosses another streambed in front of a barn. Entry via this stream offers an additional attractive rappel. Park your car 300m before(!) the bridge in the bulge to the left of the road. http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13371082
Return: After the 45 m rappel, follow the path to the Artetaquelle and the vehicle parked there. If the gates (2) are blocked, they are easy to climb over.

Artazul: Parking at Entry
Access: On the A-15 either from the north (San Sebastian) or approx. 18 km from Pamplona, take the Irurtzun exit. From this town, take the NA-7010 in the direction of Asiain. After approx. 7 km, turn west at Anoz in the direction of Goni and take one vehicle to the end of the canyon by turning south at the next but one junction in the direction of Ulzurrun, leaving the village in a south-westerly direction towards the cemetery and the Arteta spring ('nacedero', nacimento). The access road to the Arteta spring and the parking lot there may be temporarily blocked by iron gates. Then park your car approx. 50 m before the first gate on the right. Take the second car back via Ulzurrun and up the winding road to Goni. We drive through the village and the road then descends slightly after a left turn in a southerly direction. After about 1 km, you cross the left tributary of the Artazul, which you can use to get in. However, it is more advisable to continue for another 1.5 km until the road crosses another streambed in front of a barn. Entry via this stream offers an additional attractive rappel. Park your car 300m before(!) the bridge in the bulge to the left of the road. http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13371082
Return: After the 45 m rappel, follow the path to the Artetaquelle and the vehicle parked there. If the gates (2) are blocked, they are easy to climb over.

Selleta del Pinell: Canyon Start
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Approach: From here, we follow a path that crosses the streambed and heads up the ridge on the other side. We just have to follow the red markings. We cross a rocky ledge and come to a wide hollow. In this we walk downhill without a path until we reach the narrowing (entry).
Tour: One rappel "chases the next", beautiful views, at the end very narrow and technically somewhat more demanding.

Selleta del Pinell: Canyon End
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Return: At the bottom we follow the path down through bushes and coppice to the streambed of the Barranc de la Vall. In this descend to the car.

Selleta del Pinell: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave the AP-7 (Autopista de la Mediterrania) on the way from Tarragona in the direction of Valencia about 23 km after crossing the Ebro at exit 43 - Vinaros. After leaving the highway, however, we turn left and head north on the CV-102/T-332 to Ulldecona. For further approaches see: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7922340 We park our car at a water trough.
Return: At the bottom we follow the path down through bushes and coppice to the streambed of the Barranc de la Vall. In this descend to the car.

Cirerers: Canyon Start
Approach: At the parking lot, a sign points us to the Cova dels Bous. Passing the cave entrance on the right, we walk slowly uphill with a view of the Barranc de la Fou valley below on the right. We come to an overgrown forest path and follow it to a meadow with "our" stream. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3517298
Tour: 9 rappels and running routes up to the entrance to the Barranc de la Fou (in the Barranc de la Fou another 14 rappels, see there ).

Cirerers: Canyon End
Return: As with the Barranc de la Fou, cf. there

Mascun (Inferior): Canyon Start
2025-05-26: Somehow rather the exit from the superiore ;-) ...but nice to wander out
2024-03-17: Just doing the inferiore doesn't make sense in my opinion. It's nice, but more like hiking than canyoning. Very scenic and impressive.
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We descend to the stream, cross it and reach the spring on the right. Continuing northwards, we pass the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where we climb towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, we come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin. However, we stay down here and start the actual ascent of the Mascun inferiore by climbing further up over the confluence of the Bco. Otin up to the point where the Mascun superiore opens up after its last narrow section with the last rappel. Alternatively, it is also possible to climb up to the abandoned village of Otin and then descend via the shoulders north of the Bco. de Otin on the other side of the path into the Bco. Mascun. Depending on your mood and physical condition, you can then climb up to the left or - in high summer, possibly after a dip in the karst spring at the foot of the Otin - hike back towards Rodellar.
Tour: Most of the time you walk, some longer pools have to be swum through when the water is flowing, including under the "El Beso" (the kiss). There is chaos to overcome, more difficult passages can be avoided, e.g. after the waterfall that pours down from the Otin. The ascent finally exits at the last rappel of the Mascun Superior. After a well-earned break, you return along the approach route.

Mascun (Inferior): Canyon End
2025-05-26: Somehow rather the exit from the superiore ;-) ...but nice to wander out
2024-03-17: Just doing the inferiore doesn't make sense in my opinion. It's nice, but more like hiking than canyoning. Very scenic and impressive.
Return: Where the path comes down from Otin and crosses the streambed, we get out again on the left bank and we march back to Rodellar the way we came about 6 to 7 hours before.

L Aubaga Negra: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, always (inside) along the edge of the forest, later turning east to the stream above its notch.
Tour: 3 small rappels, increasing beautifully formed gorge, possible jumps

L Aubaga Negra: Canyon End
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Return: Before the bridge right out to the car

Escalell: Canyon Start
2023-06-26: All hooks ok. In front of us large group (RIC). Water clouded by it. Otherwise again quite appealing. Car parked at the top. Driver fetches it after the end of the descent and lets the others join bel...
Approach: Immediately by the bridge into the stream.
Tour: An entertaining descent with numerous rappels begins. There are also slides and possible jumps. Towards the bottom, the canyon opens up and the descent ends with two longer rappels (over 20m each) at the edge of wider rock falls. After a final 26m rappel, the exit ends.

Escalell: Canyon End
2023-06-26: All hooks ok. In front of us large group (RIC). Water clouded by it. Otherwise again quite appealing. Car parked at the top. Driver fetches it after the end of the descent and lets the others join bel...
Return: A few meters further, then a path leads up to the road on the right. On this then right up to the car. During the ascent from the streambed we also cross a path that descends slightly to the left. If we were to follow it down, we would come to the approach road a little above the water reservoir. Down here you can park - if you have - a lower vehicle and save a significant part of the return to the car above. We can also get to the reservoir with a car parked there if we take the path immediately after the last rappel, which leads orographic. down to the left of the stream (best variant).If one has only the car on top, the driver can go up without luggage and get the car, the others go down to the reservoir.

Escalell: Parking at Exit
2023-06-26: All hooks ok. In front of us large group (RIC). Water clouded by it. Otherwise again quite appealing. Car parked at the top. Driver fetches it after the end of the descent and lets the others join bel...
Comment: am Wasserreservoir
Access: From Ripoll we go south on the C-17 for about 2 km (from the town center) towards Vic, then we turn right on the C-26 towards Les Lloses, Borreda, Berga and after 29.9 km we reach the town of Vilada. Here we turn right in a right turn before the town towards Castell de l'Areny. We now take the road north for 4.3 km, then we leave the road to the left at a water reservoir just before the road bridge, and then we continue uphill for another 3.1 km, finally high above the canyon. Then we stand on a small bridge over "our" stream (entry).
Return: A few meters further, then a path leads up to the road on the right. On this then right up to the car. During the ascent from the streambed we also cross a path that descends slightly to the left. If we were to follow it down, we would come to the approach road a little above the water reservoir. Down here you can park - if you have - a lower vehicle and save a significant part of the return to the car above. We can also get to the reservoir with a car parked there if we take the path immediately after the last rappel, which leads orographic. down to the left of the stream (best variant).If one has only the car on top, the driver can go up without luggage and get the car, the others go down to the reservoir.

Escalell: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ripoll we go south on the C-17 for about 2 km (from the town center) towards Vic, then we turn right on the C-26 towards Les Lloses, Borreda, Berga and after 29.9 km we reach the town of Vilada. Here we turn right in a right turn before the town towards Castell de l'Areny. We now take the road north for 4.3 km, then we leave the road to the left at a water reservoir just before the road bridge, and then we continue uphill for another 3.1 km, finally high above the canyon. Then we stand on a small bridge over "our" stream (entry).
Return: A few meters further, then a path leads up to the road on the right. On this then right up to the car. During the ascent from the streambed we also cross a path that descends slightly to the left. If we were to follow it down, we would come to the approach road a little above the water reservoir. Down here you can park - if you have - a lower vehicle and save a significant part of the return to the car above. We can also get to the reservoir with a car parked there if we take the path immediately after the last rappel, which leads orographic. down to the left of the stream (best variant).If one has only the car on top, the driver can go up without luggage and get the car, the others go down to the reservoir.

Forat Negre: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot follow the stream - Rio Vallcebre - to the rock bar and the 1st rappel.
Tour: Usually several abseiling variants. See photos and video.

Forat Negre: Canyon End
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Return: Before the first bridge over the stairs, exit left and follow the dirt road north up to the tar road and the lower vehicle.

Espones: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the mentioned bend, go up on a barely recognizable dirt road, later across meadows in a northerly direction until you reach a barn. Pass it on the right, continue to a path that crosses the slope over a water pipe (not visible) and climbs steadily towards the streambed (approx. 300 m). The path turns slightly to the right. Before it starts to climb a little more, go down to the left to the streambed of the Espones.
Tour: Only a few small rappels, but some tricky downclimbs when there is a good flow of water.

Espones: Canyon End
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Return: At the small dam on the left directly to the road.

Espones: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Lleida, drive north on the C-13 via Tremp to Pobla de Segur (100 km). Turn left at the traffic circle before crossing the river Flamisell and continue on the N-260 to Senterada (10 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right into Vall Fosca, take the L-503 and after 13 km turn right uphill towards Mont-Ros. Where the road crosses the Rio Les Espones, leave one car on the open space on the right. Continue with the other car up to Mont-Ros, turn left at the crossroads before the village, the road leads to the upper edge of the village. Continue left (northwest) and park the car before the next right-hand bend.
Return: At the small dam on the left directly to the road.

Espones: Parking at Exit
Access: From Lleida, drive north on the C-13 via Tremp to Pobla de Segur (100 km). Turn left at the traffic circle before crossing the river Flamisell and continue on the N-260 to Senterada (10 km). At the entrance to the town, turn right into Vall Fosca, take the L-503 and after 13 km turn right uphill towards Mont-Ros. Where the road crosses the Rio Les Espones, leave one car on the open space on the right. Continue with the other car up to Mont-Ros, turn left at the crossroads before the village, the road leads to the upper edge of the village. Continue left (northwest) and park the car before the next right-hand bend.
Return: At the small dam on the left directly to the road.

Roi: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the north-eastern edge of the hamlet, take the path northwards over the slopes to the Barranc de Roi down to the stream and join it at the beginning of the gorge. Without the possibility of transferring, we can climb on both sides of the canyon, see wikiloc at *
Tour: 10 downclimbs, a lot of downclimbing, at the beginning smaller steps, with increasing gorge the barranco becomes more interesting.

Roi: Canyon End
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Return: Get off at the bridge, then turn right to the car.

Roi: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: nur 1 Auto verfügbar, sonst P Ausstieg
Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). However, we do not go up to the right into the city here, but drive along the orographic. right bank of El Flamisell on the N-260 in a NNW direction to Senterada. Here we turn right onto the L-503 and drive 9 km north up the valley. There we park the lower car at the bridge over "our" stream.\n\nWith the second car we first go back again 400m to turn half-right up to Castell Estaó (4 km). We approach the village at last in a wide arc from the west. We park our car in the northern area.
Return: Get off at the bridge, then turn right to the car.

Roi: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei Umsetzung
Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). However, we do not go up to the right into the city here, but drive along the orographic. right bank of El Flamisell on the N-260 in a NNW direction to Senterada. Here we turn right onto the L-503 and drive 9 km north up the valley. There we park the lower car at the bridge over "our" stream.\n\nWith the second car we first go back again 400m to turn half-right up to Castell Estaó (4 km). We approach the village at last in a wide arc from the west. We park our car in the northern area.
Return: Get off at the bridge, then turn right to the car.

Viu de Llevata: Canyon Start
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Approach: In the northern part of the village begins a marked path that leads in a wide right turn down to the streambed (entry).
Tour: Beautiful narrow sections, smaller rappels, slides and possible jumps, with running sections in between. Cold water.

Viu de Llevata: Canyon End
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Return: We get off after the last beautiful cascade (C 12). At an SOS sign (emergency phone) begins the path that leads us back up the orographic. left slope of the stream to the road and the car.

Viu de Llevata: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: ausgewiesene Parkfläche
Access: Coming from Lleida, we take the C-13 via Balaguer and Tremp to Pobla de Segur (97.8 km). However, we do not go up to the right into the city here, but drive along the orographic. right bank of El Flamisell on the N-260 in the direction NNW to Senterada. We continue in the direction of Pont de Suert. 17.6 km after Senterada we reach the village of Viu de Llevata. Here we park the car in the designated area.
Return: We get off after the last beautiful cascade (C 12). At an SOS sign (emergency phone) begins the path that leads us back up the orographic. left slope of the stream to the road and the car.

Obarra: Canyon Start
Approach: On a path we descend to the river.
Tour: Wading and swim between high rock walls. Possible jumps. Possibly 1 small rappel (2m), which can usually also be jumped. At its foot, as well as in some other places, danger of backflows.

Obarra: Canyon End
Return: After canyon exit right out to lower car.

Obarra: Parking at Entry
Access: From Barbastro on the N-123, in the direction of Benabarre, Graus. We pass through the narrows (Congosto) of the Rio Èsera. After 20.9 km from Barbastro - T - intersection N-340/N-123 in the south of the city - we turn north on the A-139, direction Graus. We drive along the western shore of the reservoir and arrive in Graus. A little after the center of the town (8.9 km after turning off the N-123) we turn right onto the A-1605 in the direction of Bonansa. After 40.4 km (from Graus - junction of the A-1605 from the A-139) we see the churches of Sant Pau and Santa Maria de Obarra (l'Ermita de Obarra) on the right, beyond the Rio Isabena. Here we park our first car on the shoulder to the right of the road.\n\nWith the second car we continue north on the A-1605, passing 6 tunnels and park our second car after 1.2 km and the 6th and last tunnel.
Return: After canyon exit right out to lower car.

Obarra: Parking at Exit
Access: From Barbastro on the N-123, in the direction of Benabarre, Graus. We pass through the narrows (Congosto) of the Rio Èsera. After 20.9 km from Barbastro - T - intersection N-340/N-123 in the south of the city - we turn north on the A-139, direction Graus. We drive along the western shore of the reservoir and arrive in Graus. A little after the center of the town (8.9 km after turning off the N-123) we turn right onto the A-1605 in the direction of Bonansa. After 40.4 km (from Graus - junction of the A-1605 from the A-139) we see the churches of Sant Pau and Santa Maria de Obarra (l'Ermita de Obarra) on the right, beyond the Rio Isabena. Here we park our first car on the shoulder to the right of the road.\n\nWith the second car we continue north on the A-1605, passing 6 tunnels and park our second car after 1.2 km and the 6th and last tunnel.
Return: After canyon exit right out to lower car.

Cajigar: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the track, which initially heads east and then bends to the right (south) after about 100 m. First through fields, we later head SW towards the streambed of the Rio Seco. 70 m after the bridge, we turn left off the track and take the dirt road, later a path, which crosses the Rio Seco again and then heads south along its left bank. Before the path heads east, we descend to the right into the streambed and follow the trail to the first narrow section (entry)
Tour: After the first narrow section and a running section in or next to the stream, we cross a second narrow section and then come to the Rio Cajigar. We walk downstream in the calmly rippling water, cross under a clamping block and come to the rock jam that marks the beginning of the canyon proper. We rappel down into the gorge (3 rappels) and enjoy the pools, the possible jumps, the rock formations and the ambience. Where the stream loses itself in a wide gravel bed, we climb out to the right onto a dirt path.

Cajigar: Canyon End
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Return: We take this road to the right and it leads us straight back to our car on the N-230.

Cajigar: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Barbastro on the N-123, in the direction of Benabarre, Graus. We drive through the narrow section (Congosto) of the Rio Èsera. After 20.9 km from Barbastro - T - junction N-340/N-123 in the south of the town - the A-139 turns north towards Graus. We stay on the N-123 here, driving south along the reservoir and after another 16.4 km we come to the N-230 in the south of Benabarre. On the N-230, we first head north for a short distance, then east. After 6.3 km (from Benabarre) we see a pig farm (?) on the right, 2.7 km before the Torla exit. We turn right off the N-230 here and park our car where it won't get in the way. It would also be possible to drive to the canyon exit, but it is hardly worth it.
Return: We take this road to the right and it leads us straight back to our car on the N-230.

Cajigar: Waypoint
Comment: Confluence Riu Sec / Cajigar (descente)
Approach: We take the track, which initially heads east and then bends to the right (south) after about 100 m. First through fields, we later head SW towards the streambed of the Rio Seco. 70 m after the bridge, we turn left off the track and take the dirt road, later a path, which crosses the Rio Seco again and then heads south along its left bank. Before the path heads east, we descend to the right into the streambed and follow the trail to the first narrow section (entry)

San Andres: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car about 750 m back on the road (downstream) to a prominent road widening. Here we take the wide hiking trail (GR, red-white marking), which leads us in about 15 min. up to a striking rock formation (to the left - possibly occupied by vultures). Here we leave the GR that goes up to the right and continue straight ahead at about the same altitude (sometimes sloping a bit) for about 30 min. until we reach the clearly visible edge of "our" barranco. While the path now descends into it, we keep on indistinct climbing tracks on its origraf. left edge upwards and thus come to the clearly recognizable entry.
Tour: 12 rappel, emergency exit left on the run after the 5th rappel

San Andres: Canyon End
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Return: The exit can be difficult. If the Rio Èsrera has low water (the rule below a barrage), you cross the road and water pipe in a tunnel and then the river to the other bank. Cross back over the Èsera below the narrow section, climb up to the road and follow it downstream to the car. Since around 2018, you have been spared this detour because there is an exit directly to the road at the canyon exit on the right.

Ramastue: Canyon Start
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Comment: Erster Abseiler
Approach: We go downhill across the meadow, meet a dirt road, which we follow to the right. We are on the hiking trail "PR HU - 88". It leads us - later as a path - to the stream (entry).
Tour: 13 rappel, downclimb, little running, no possible jumps. After the 10th rappel, where the Bco. widens somewhat, (emergency) exit possibility on both sides. After the 13th and last rappel still about 150 m in the streambed down to a slope that crosses the streambed.

Ramastue: Canyon End
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Return: We follow it to the left, after a few minutes we come to the streambed of the neighboring Barranco de Liri and here we follow the stream downhill. Where we emerge from the forest, also here crosses a dirt road that we follow to the left to the cemetery and the lower car.

Ramastue: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Von hier ca. 200 m in der Talsohle absteigen bis zum ersten Abseiler.
Access: We drive on de N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left just after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery on the right of the road. Here we park the lower car. \Taking the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera), we then drive 1.1 km (calculated from the center of the village) on the N-260 eastward towards El Pont de Suert. Then we turn left onto the road to Liri. We go uphill for 4.3 km and then we pass the houses of Liri. We continue in the direction of Ramastué. After 5.0 km (calculated from N-260) we turn left down from the road to the cemetery of Liri (easy to miss) Here we park the upper car.
Return: We follow it to the left, after a few minutes we come to the streambed of the neighboring Barranco de Liri and here we follow the stream downhill. Where we emerge from the forest, also here crosses a dirt road that we follow to the left to the cemetery and the lower car.

Ramastue: Parking at Exit
Access: We drive on de N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left just after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery on the right of the road. Here we park the lower car. \Taking the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera), we then drive 1.1 km (calculated from the center of the village) on the N-260 eastward towards El Pont de Suert. Then we turn left onto the road to Liri. We go uphill for 4.3 km and then we pass the houses of Liri. We continue in the direction of Ramastué. After 5.0 km (calculated from N-260) we turn left down from the road to the cemetery of Liri (easy to miss) Here we park the upper car.
Return: We follow it to the left, after a few minutes we come to the streambed of the neighboring Barranco de Liri and here we follow the stream downhill. Where we emerge from the forest, also here crosses a dirt road that we follow to the left to the cemetery and the lower car.

Liri: Canyon Start
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Approach: Either level north on the path to the stream, which we reach below the 1st waterfall, or up the embankment and the meadow above and beyond into the streambed above the uppermost of the 12 waterfalls.
Tour: 12 rappels in a row, see photos

Liri: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel down the creek to a slope that crosses the creek. On the slope to the left and in a southerly direction to the (possibly lower) car.

Liri: Parking at Entry
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Access: We drive on the N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left immediately after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery to the right of the road. We park the lower car here. Take the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera) and drive 1.1 km (from the center of the village) eastwards on the N-260 towards El Pont de Suert. Then turn left onto the road to Liri. 2.5 km after the turn-off, we come to a prominent right-hand bend with a clear widening on the left. We park the top car here. You can also (if you don't have a second car) take an old path from the cemetery on foot in a north-easterly direction up to the road and - keeping left - come to the entry parking lot described above.
Return: After the last rappel down the creek to a slope that crosses the creek. On the slope to the left and in a southerly direction to the (possibly lower) car.

Liri: Parking at Entry1
Access: We drive on the N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left immediately after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery to the right of the road. We park the lower car here. Take the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera) and drive 1.1 km (from the center of the village) eastwards on the N-260 towards El Pont de Suert. Then turn left onto the road to Liri. 2.5 km after the turn-off, we come to a prominent right-hand bend with a clear widening on the left. We park the top car here. You can also (if you don't have a second car) take an old path from the cemetery on foot in a north-easterly direction up to the road and - keeping left - come to the entry parking lot described above.
Return: After the last rappel down the creek to a slope that crosses the creek. On the slope to the left and in a southerly direction to the (possibly lower) car.

Liri: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: autre parking possible si accès par le bas sans navette (descente)
Access: We drive on the N-260 from west to east through Castejon de Sos and then turn left immediately after the church. We follow the road for about 850 m and come to a cemetery to the right of the road. We park the lower car here. Take the second car back to the village (Castejon de Sos in Valle Benasque/Val d'Esera) and drive 1.1 km (from the center of the village) eastwards on the N-260 towards El Pont de Suert. Then turn left onto the road to Liri. 2.5 km after the turn-off, we come to a prominent right-hand bend with a clear widening on the left. We park the top car here. You can also (if you don't have a second car) take an old path from the cemetery on foot in a north-easterly direction up to the road and - keeping left - come to the entry parking lot described above.

Trigas: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continue on the slope for about 2.5 km, then the slope crosses the streambed of the Trigas (entry).
Tour: 12 rappel, then we are in the riverbed of the Aigüeta de Barbaruens. Descending this we come to the Puente de la Saca.

Trigas: Canyon End
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Return: We get off on the bridge and walk the path south to the lower car.

Trigas: Waypoint
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Comment: au-dessus de hameau Las Bordas (descente)
Approach: Continue on the slope for about 2.5 km, then the slope crosses the streambed of the Trigas (entry).

Trigas: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle de Benasque, we drive south on the A-139 towards Graus, Barbastro. After 7 km, we turn right at the houses of La Catalana onto the HU-V-6411 and drive up via Seira in the direction of Barbaruens. 6.3 km after crossing the Rio Esera, a forest road branches off to the right in a long left-hand bend (information boards). We park our first car here for the exit. In the second car we drive further up to Barbaruens (almost 2 km). 100 m before reaching the village, we turn left onto a dirt road that leads uphill - steeply in places. At a fork (about 2.8 km from Barbaruens) we turn right and reach the streambed of the Arroyo de Bilse. From here on, you have to make your own judgment as to where the car can go on the deteriorating track (otherwise park the car and continue on foot). About 1.4 km after passing the Bilse, we come to some small huts where we park the second car.
Return: We get off on the bridge and walk the path south to the lower car.

Trigas: Waypoint1
Comment: arrivée dans Barbaruens (descente)
Approach: Continue on the slope for about 2.5 km, then the slope crosses the streambed of the Trigas (entry).

Bilsé: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the trail (red/white markings) that goes up parallel to the Barranco Bilsé to the east. We cross 2, mostly dry, streambeds and later climb steeply uphill. At the top, the trail flattens out and we come to a prominent 3-trunked deciduous tree. Here we leave the path and look northeast of it for the entry into the Barranco Bilsé.\nYou can also continue a little further on the, path until it crosses the streambed and enter there.
Tour: 7 rappels, varied descent, running routes and downclimbs. The water flow gradually decreases. Optional 45 m rappel at the end, see "way back".

Bilsé: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg vor dem 45m-Abseiler nach rechts
Return: After the 12m rappel and a 5m step that is climbed, we come to a path that crosses the streambed (1420m old). We take this path to the right and walk down the access path to the car. Alternatively, you can continue along the Barranco Bilsé and immediately come to a 43m rappel (from a tree). Then walk down the streambed for about 500 m to reach the track that crosses the streambed. Follow this to the right to the car. In this case 2x50m of ropes are needed.

Bilsé: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg bei der Brücke
Return: After the 12m rappel and a 5m step that is climbed, we come to a path that crosses the streambed (1420m old). We take this path to the right and walk down the access path to the car. Alternatively, you can continue along the Barranco Bilsé and immediately come to a 43m rappel (from a tree). Then walk down the streambed for about 500 m to reach the track that crosses the streambed. Follow this to the right to the car. In this case 2x50m of ropes are needed.

Bilsé: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle de Benasque we take the A-139 south towards Graus, Barbastro. After 7 km, at the houses of La Catalana, we turn right on HU-V-6411 and go up to Barbaruens ( 8.3 km) via Seira . 100 m before reaching the village, we turn left onto a dirt road that goes uphill, sometimes steeply. At a junction (about 2.8 km from Barbaruens) we turn right and after about 1 km we come to a hiking trail that branches off to the left (GR 15 - Steinmänchen). Here we park our car.
Return: After the 12m rappel and a 5m step that is climbed, we come to a path that crosses the streambed (1420m old). We take this path to the right and walk down the access path to the car. Alternatively, you can continue along the Barranco Bilsé and immediately come to a 43m rappel (from a tree). Then walk down the streambed for about 500 m to reach the track that crosses the streambed. Follow this to the right to the car. In this case 2x50m of ropes are needed.

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Approach: From the parking lot at Humo de Tierrantona (= El Humo de Muro), take the dirt road west down to the river.
Tour: You then walk in the open riverbed for about half an hour until you reach the first narrowing and thus the attractive part of the canyon. From here it is attractive and ideal for a walk with children.

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Return: You can either go back in the riverbed or bypass the narrow part on the orographic right side via a path. This way you get back to the parking lot.

Balata: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the dirt road about 1700 m and come to a saddle that gives a view of the main ridge of the Pyrenees. Here now beyond (initially in the direction of NE) downhill. After another 1500 m (approximately) we reach the deepest point of the slope, before it rises again to the Ermita San Victorián, 150m away. If we don't have a second vehicle available, we come here on the well-marked hiking trail PR-Hu 159 from Abizanda. We now follow this path in a southwesterly direction, cross the Bco. de San Victorián after a while and, after an erosion area, descend without a path at a suitable point to the right into the stream.
Tour: Thus, the descent begins in a left tributary of the Bco.de San Victoriàn and continues in it. Also the main stream into which the Bco. San Victorián flows into is probably no longer called Bco. del Rio, but Barranco Moliniecho. Balata is the name of the village located to the west of the access - beyond the ridge. The stream is only worthwhile - if one disregards the scenic - when there is water flow (spring or after rainfall). In the Bco. Moliniecho we come across a nice rappel after a longer walk, but it can also be bypassed to the right. A connection with the rewarding Bco. del Rio below the village of Abizanda offers itself.

Balata: Canyon End
Comment: GR à gauche (descente)
Return: Where the mentioned trail PR-HU 159 crosses the stream (here called Bco. Moliniecho), on this left out and on a slope to the car at the bridge.

Balata: Parking at Entry
Access: On the A-138 (Bielsa - Barbastro) either from Ainsa 23 km southward or from Barbastro 31 km northward to Abizanda. About 500 m north of the village with the prominent tower, we turn onto the A-2210 in the direction of Naval. 550 m further on we come to the road bridge over the Barranco del Rio and park the lower vehicle here. 6.3 km further on we drive uphill in serpentines with the second vehicle and come to the place where a dirt road turns off to the right (in eastern direction). Here we park the second vehicle.
Return: Where the mentioned trail PR-HU 159 crosses the stream (here called Bco. Moliniecho), on this left out and on a slope to the car at the bridge.

Balata: Parking at Exit
Access: On the A-138 (Bielsa - Barbastro) either from Ainsa 23 km southward or from Barbastro 31 km northward to Abizanda. About 500 m north of the village with the prominent tower, we turn onto the A-2210 in the direction of Naval. 550 m further on we come to the road bridge over the Barranco del Rio and park the lower vehicle here. 6.3 km further on we drive uphill in serpentines with the second vehicle and come to the place where a dirt road turns off to the right (in eastern direction). Here we park the second vehicle.
Return: Where the mentioned trail PR-HU 159 crosses the stream (here called Bco. Moliniecho), on this left out and on a slope to the car at the bridge.

Balata: Waypoint
Comment: prendre sentier à gauche (descente)
Approach: We follow the dirt road about 1700 m and come to a saddle that gives a view of the main ridge of the Pyrenees. Here now beyond (initially in the direction of NE) downhill. After another 1500 m (approximately) we reach the deepest point of the slope, before it rises again to the Ermita San Victorián, 150m away. If we don't have a second vehicle available, we come here on the well-marked hiking trail PR-Hu 159 from Abizanda. We now follow this path in a southwesterly direction, cross the Bco. de San Victorián after a while and, after an erosion area, descend without a path at a suitable point to the right into the stream.

Irues: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the path to the "Fuentes de Fornos" (= "Fuentes Blancas") and follow the red and white markings of the GR-15 towards Saravillo. We go up for quite a while along the orographic right bank of the Garona (about 45 min.). There, where the Garona flows in a right angle to our slope side, we cross the Rio Irues, which flows in here, to the southern bank of the Irues. The path now walks along the orographic left bank of the Garona, but we turn left about 50 m after the river crossing and take a path that goes uphill in an easterly direction. We pass the upper springs "de Fornos" and walk on until the view of the Rio Irues and the "El-Chorro" spring at the foot of the other side of the slope opens up to us. Here we enter the path.
Tour: First a narrow dark gorge with slippery rocks, smaller rappels, swimming sections and some possible jumps. We overcome a stone chaos. Then the spray cascades down from the left slope of the Fornos springs. Afterwards the canyon shows itself as a hiking canyon. So we walk out to the place where we had crossed the Rio Irues on the way there.

Irues: Canyon End
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Return: Here, turn right onto the approach path and follow it back to the car.

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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We pass through Labuerda and Escalona to reach the bridge over the Rio Yaga (17 km from Ainsa, town center), where the Miraval canyon ends. We continue along the reservoir Embalse de Laspuña to Lafortunada (19.7 km from Ainsa, town center to here). Here we turn right, cross the bridge over the Rio Cinca and now park right in front of the village of Badan.
Return: Here, turn right onto the approach path and follow it back to the car.

Foz de la Canal inf.: Canyon Start
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Approach: On foot follow the slope north up the slope. After 25 min. and about 50 m before a rightward haipin bend, a clearly visible path on the left (by a cairn) leads to the stream in 1 min. On the left bank go forward a bit until you reach a huge boulder ( entry lower part).
Tour: Due to the lack of great depth views, it is also recommended for those who are afraid of heights. 9-11 rappel in uninterrupted succession. In summer, the stream can probably dry up - like so many in the Spanish Pyrenees. Conversely, even a high water level should hardly cause really serious problems.

Foz de la Canal inf.: Canyon End
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Return: After the last waterfall on the path first right then left bank to the road, along this back to the car.

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Comment: am Ende der "Sackgasse"
Access: On probably the fastest way to the Sierra de Guara - from Toulouse through the tunnel of Bielsa to Ainsa and Barbastro - is Bielsa shortly after the Spanish border.\nOn the onward journey we see 4 km south of the end of the town - the road here runs along the left bank of the Rio Cinca - on the left (east) a waterfall with a small parking bay on the side of the road. 500 m further, before the next bridge over the Rio Cinca, turn onto a small gravel road on the left bank and continue downstream for 200 m; park here by remains of an old bridge.
Return: After the last waterfall on the path first right then left bank to the road, along this back to the car.

Trigoniero: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot (signpost) head east on a bridge over the Rio Barrosa and up the path for about 20 minutes until you see clear footprints on the right. Follow these for a few minutes to the entry point directly at the level of a water drainage structure before the narrowing of the stream (entry point):
Tour: 6 Rappels

Trigoniero: Canyon End
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Return: After the last drop, which is clearly recognizable as such, turn right and follow the footprints to the bridge and the car.

Angones: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the footpath below the church, which goes WNW around the slope, then crosses the Bco, Consusa, goes around the next slope and reaches the Angones.
Tour: About 20 rappel, see photos and video!

Angones: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We head north on the A-138 from Ainsa towards Bielsa. We pass through Labuerda and Escalona to reach the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon ends - 17 km from Ainsa, town center. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left uphill at an acute angle towards Tella, Revilla. We continue steadily uphill, leaving the turnoff to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, and continue towards Revilla, arriving there after another 5.8 km.
Return: After reaching the Garganta de Escuain and the Rio Yaga, take the path downstream (possibly "taking the Escuain inf.) and then left up to the road (see description for the Garganta de Escuain). Once on the road, turn left and walk 900m to Revilla. A way back that does not go through the Garganta Escuain is marked in wikiloc.es (map) (not verified).

Angones: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the Garganta de Escuain and the Rio Yaga, take the path downstream (possibly "taking the Escuain inf.) and then left up to the road (see description for the Garganta de Escuain). Once on the road, turn left and walk 900m to Revilla. A way back that does not go through the Garganta Escuain is marked in wikiloc.es (map) (not verified).

Escuain (med): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, a path leads downhill, especially at the beginning, in the direction of Escuain and Garganta de Escuain. We cross the stream of the Trasito (below a beautiful waterfall for rappel), cross the Consusa at its exit below an also very beautiful waterfall and then watch out for a fork where the path leads left down into the streambed of the Escuain and beyond up to the houses of Escuain. However, we turn right here and walk first high above the riverbed of the Rio Yaga first in a northerly direction.
Tour: Now we are already in our hiking canyon. The path is repeatedly interrupted by small climbs (not difficult). Then we come to the exit of the parts where you can make a short rappel canyon from above (own description: "Escuain inferiore") and bypass this part on the north-eastern slope in the coppice. We come back to the river bed - to the left would take us downstream to the aforementioned rappel canyon, but we continue upstream. We pass an interesting accumulation of boulders with a waterfall, pass the mouth of the Bco. Angones (see separate description) and finally come to the point where the strong karst spring breaks out of the mountain at the top right, orographic left. Here you can easily climb up and penetrate through the wide mouth of the cave into the interior of the mountain until the darkness and the sound of the water cause the more timid among us to turn back. You could walk further upstream along the Rio Yaga, then meet a path leading from the hamlet of Revilla across the streambed and take this to the right back to the car. Alternatively, you can go back the way you came and reach the waterfall with the unique pool below a few meters after the wall in the riverbed that has been destroyed by the water. There are several ways to rappel here, but the highlight is a jump of around 13 meters. If you don't want to do both, continue back along the approach path and meet the "jumpers" where the path from the village of Escuain comes down from the right. Incidentally, the jump can be repeated at will by walking downstream and then following the well-trodden tracks on the left up to the path. In summer, the large pool and other pools further down the Rio Yaga are full of bathers. A beautiful spot.

Escuain (med): Canyon End
Return: We go downstream from the pool for about 100 m to the place where the path coming down from the hamlet of Escuain crosses the river. We take this path to the left and come back up to the car on our access path.

Barrosa: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the forest road uphill, first a right turn, later a left turn. After the latter, the ascent becomes steeper. There, where the path flattens out again somewhat, follow the footsteps to the right down to the stream.
Tour: 5 rappel, slide and jump possibilities

Barrosa: Canyon End
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Return: After the road bridge out to the right.

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Comment: Parking secondaire (descente)
Access: Coming from France through the tunnel of Bielsa, 2.5 km after the exit of the tunnel you pass through a prominent S-bend. About 100 m after that, the road crosses the Rio Barrosa. Immediately after the bridge, park your car at the beginning of a forest road. From the span. From the Spanish side over Barbastro and Ainsa, past Bielsa one reaches this starting point about 1100 m after the old Spanish border station. Border station
Return: After the road bridge out to the right.

Barrosa: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sortie intermédiaire (descente)
Return: After the road bridge out to the right.

Viandico: Canyon Start
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Approach: The entry is most useful via this side stream, see description there, Alternatively, we continue on the road for about 100 m, then turn right onto a path (sign "Sercue") that leads down from the road in a northerly direction to the Puente de la Espucialla over the Rio Aso (Viandico) - entry.
Tour: First - at least in summer - dry canyon, then abundant water flow due to a karst spring. A few rappels that can usually be jumped.

Viandico: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the tour we come to the Cascada d'Aso and a footpath that crosses here the river in the direction of Anisclocanyon. You can now exit here above the waterfall on the path to the right or you can still rope down - also a jump is possible - into the narrows. At the exit of the pool you climb up to the right on the mentioned footpath and walk up to the road. Here you turn right to the car.

Viandico: Parking at Exit
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Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. After 10 km (from the center of Ainsa) we cross the Rio Bellós and then pass through the village of Escalona. 350m after the bridge we turn at the traffic circle in northwestern direction ("Fanlo" - "Anisclocanyon") on the HU-631. We drive always along the river (Rio Bellós), we come into the canyon, the road leads partly high along the wall and after 13,2 km we come to a bigger parking area in a hairpin bend to the left. Here we park our (possibly lower) car.\nHere is also an alternative approach on better, especially wider road. For this purpose, 1.9 km after the mentioned traffic circle in the north of Escalona, we turn left on the road to Buerba and Vio. We first drive past the campsite and then 12 km up to Buerba. Past the village, up over the saddle (with a beautiful view into the Anisclo canyon) and beyond in sepentines downhill. 4.4 km after Buerba we meet HU-631 at an acute angle, on which we turn right (in a southeasterly direction). If we have only 1 car available, it would be recommended that all but the driver get off here (including luggage) and let the driver continue alone to the aforementioned parking lot in the hairpin bend. The driver will come to this parking lot after 1.6 km.\n\nFrom the parking lot we now go - with a second car or on foot - (again) up the HU-632 - there is also a shortcut of the wide road loop on a footpath in the direction WNW uphill -, after 1.6 km you join if necessary with the group of those dropped off here and it goes another 800m to the bridge over the side stream - Barranco Flageto/Metils/Malaguero. Here we can park our second car, if we have one available.
Return: At the exit of the tour we come to the Cascada d'Aso and a footpath that crosses here the river in the direction of Anisclocanyon. You can now exit here above the waterfall on the path to the right or you can still rope down - also a jump is possible - into the narrows. At the exit of the pool you climb up to the right on the mentioned footpath and walk up to the road. Here you turn right to the car.

Viandico: Parking at Entry
Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. After 10 km (from the center of Ainsa) we cross the Rio Bellós and then pass through the village of Escalona. 350m after the bridge we turn at the traffic circle in northwestern direction ("Fanlo" - "Anisclocanyon") on the HU-631. We drive always along the river (Rio Bellós), we come into the canyon, the road leads partly high along the wall and after 13,2 km we come to a bigger parking area in a hairpin bend to the left. Here we park our (possibly lower) car.\nHere is also an alternative approach on better, especially wider road. For this purpose, 1.9 km after the mentioned traffic circle in the north of Escalona, we turn left on the road to Buerba and Vio. We first drive past the campsite and then 12 km up to Buerba. Past the village, up over the saddle (with a beautiful view into the Anisclo canyon) and beyond in sepentines downhill. 4.4 km after Buerba we meet HU-631 at an acute angle, on which we turn right (in a southeasterly direction). If we have only 1 car available, it would be recommended that all but the driver get off here (including luggage) and let the driver continue alone to the aforementioned parking lot in the hairpin bend. The driver will come to this parking lot after 1.6 km.\n\nFrom the parking lot we now go - with a second car or on foot - (again) up the HU-632 - there is also a shortcut of the wide road loop on a footpath in the direction WNW uphill -, after 1.6 km you join if necessary with the group of those dropped off here and it goes another 800m to the bridge over the side stream - Barranco Flageto/Metils/Malaguero. Here we can park our second car, if we have one available.
Return: At the exit of the tour we come to the Cascada d'Aso and a footpath that crosses here the river in the direction of Anisclocanyon. You can now exit here above the waterfall on the path to the right or you can still rope down - also a jump is possible - into the narrows. At the exit of the pool you climb up to the right on the mentioned footpath and walk up to the road. Here you turn right to the car.

Flagueta: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the road just below the bridge into the stream.
Tour: 4 small dry rappels in a barely deepened canyon

Flagueta: Canyon End
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Return: It would be theoretically conceivable to walk the Rio Aso upstream to the Puente de la Espucialla and there take the path to the left up to the road and to the car. But then the canyon would not be worthwhile at all. Since it is used as access to Viandico, once you reach the streambed of the Rio Aso, you go downstream (Barranco Viandico - see there).

Bañera: Canyon Start
2019-05-07: One anchor could easily be pulled out of the wall and was replaced Video of our tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4wNIi-41vU
Approach: From the road just a few meters down the slope to the entry point directly above the first two rappels.
Tour: 3 rappels, 2 higher at the beginning, 1 at the exit of the tour. Otherwise hiking canyon with some slides and possible jumps. See photos and videos

Bañera: Canyon End
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Return: After the road bridges still 1 rappel follows. After that, it still goes down the creek until we can easily get out on the left. Across the free slope, it then goes up to the road and the lower car.

Gloces: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the dirt road descending north from the road junction down into the streambed of the Rio Jalle. In the open gravel bed downstream to the first constriction.
Tour: First small steps, then the 12m rappel into the hole. From here walking, slides and successively 5 more small rappel. Then the canyon opens and we stand at the edge of a wide but shallow pool.

Gloces: Canyon End
Return: Here we look for the stone markers on the left that mark the trail that still leads up. At a fork, we can keep left and reach the track that we walked in the access. We can also go straight up (or a little to the right) and reach the tarred road. On this road we turn left to the car.

Furco: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the southeast side of the bridge, after about 60 m, a path begins (yellow-white marking) that leads up to the entry at the slide brake. At the wall down to the first rappel.
Tour: 4 rappels in layered flysch. Slides and possible jumps.

Furco: Canyon End
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Return: At the bridge out on the road and to the car.

Cebollar: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the southwestern end of the bridge, we take the path that goes downstream on the southern bank of the Rio Ara - Garganta de los Navarros. We cross "our" stream and can look at the "Salto del Carpin" in peace from below. We continue downstream until, after about 200 m, an old mule track on the right goes up at a sharp angle towards Puerto del Cebollar. The trail approaches the Bco. Cebollar and goes up its orographic right slope. Where it crosses the stream, we enter.
Tour: 9 - 10 rappel. The Salto del Carpin at the exit of the tour (120 m) can be rappelled with 70 m from the "stand" on the left of the wall on a wide band. From the orographic. right belaystation it is possible to reach a relay (of which there are several here) above the ribbon, in order to get onto the ribbon from there.

Cebollar: Canyon End
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Return: Down to the approach path and upstream on the left to the road bridge.

Forronias: Canyon Start
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Approach: It goes orographic up the right bank of the mentioned Bco. At about 1420 m altitude the path bends to the NE. After possible difficulties with finding the path, we come to the Forronias at an underground water drainage (entry). See: *
Tour: Approx. 15 rappels; first 7 dry rappels, then to the right a spring that cannot aliment the streambed in summer. After another 4 rappels, the descent then becomes more aquatic, as on the right a karst spring presses its water from the rock face. From here 3 more rappels and we come to the final chord, the overhanging 42 m - rappel. Then down in the scree streambed until we can exit to the right onto the slope.

Forronias: Canyon End
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Return: On the slope on the right we come to the car.

Forronias: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca we drive north on the A-23/N-330 to Sabinanigo, from there we continue on the N-260 to Biescas (68.5 km to this point). Continue for another 12.2 km towards Col de Portalet and turn right onto the A-2606. After 3.3 km we pass the village of Panticosa and after a total of 3.6 km (from the A-136) we come to a steep track branching off to the left uphill. It first bends to the left, then to the right and now runs fairly horizontally to the NE. We come to the Bco. del Monde and park our car here, where a trail begins.
Return: On the slope on the right we come to the car.

Fago: Canyon Start
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Approach: Entry after a short walking passages.
Tour: First flat terrain without gorge, possible jumps. Then gorge. Impressive siphon. Approx. 3 m diving section in the previous stream direction with a touch to the left, behind it dark), otherwise can also be bypassed on a "chain ferrata". Natural bridges. The gorge exits with a beautiful 12m waterfall into a large pool, followed by walking and downclimbing with further small possible jumps. We finally come to a rock ledge with parallel slabs at right angles to the stream. The exit to the right is at a large cairn.

Fago: Canyon End
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Return: We take the path found here, which first runs parallel to the stream, later in a wide curve up to the road and the parking area for the lower car.

Fago: Parking at Entry
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Access: We come from Jaca on the N-240 and drive westwards via Puente La Reina de Jaca and past Berdun in the direction of Pamplona. After 33.3 km (from Jaca) and 300m before the start of the new (2015) section of the A-21 highway, we turn right onto the road that leads north towards Villareal de la Canal, Majones and Fago. We always drive along the river and after 14.3 km (from N-240) we come to a dirt road coming from the bottom right (our exit route). We park the lower car here. The site is located on the road, which immediately before has turned a prominent corner in a westerly direction and now begins to ascend. If you are coming from the opposite direction (from the village of Fago), you will find this spot 4.6 km south of Fago (counting from the bridge over the stream at the southern exit of the village). Continue north in the second car high above the canyon and after 1.8 km (from the lower parking lot) you will reach a bridge over the stream coming from the village of Fago. Immediately after the bridge is a large parking lot where we park our car for the entry. This parking lot is 2.8 km south of the village of Fago (counting from the bridge at the southern end of the village).
Return: We take the path found here, which first runs parallel to the stream, later in a wide curve up to the road and the parking area for the lower car.

Fago: Parking at Exit
Access: We come from Jaca on the N-240 and drive westwards via Puente La Reina de Jaca and past Berdun in the direction of Pamplona. After 33.3 km (from Jaca) and 300m before the start of the new (2015) section of the A-21 highway, we turn right onto the road that leads north towards Villareal de la Canal, Majones and Fago. We always drive along the river and after 14.3 km (from N-240) we come to a dirt road coming from the bottom right (our exit route). We park the lower car here. The site is located on the road, which immediately before has turned a prominent corner in a westerly direction and now begins to ascend. If you are coming from the opposite direction (from the village of Fago), you will find this spot 4.6 km south of Fago (counting from the bridge over the stream at the southern exit of the village). Continue north in the second car high above the canyon and after 1.8 km (from the lower parking lot) you will reach a bridge over the stream coming from the village of Fago. Immediately after the bridge is a large parking lot where we park our car for the entry. This parking lot is 2.8 km south of the village of Fago (counting from the bridge at the southern end of the village).
Return: We take the path found here, which first runs parallel to the stream, later in a wide curve up to the road and the parking area for the lower car.

Arandari: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car, continue for about 70 m in the direction of Burgui, then take the clear path that leads uphill to the left. At a fork in the path, we keep left and soon reach the streambed.
Tour: 5 rappels, interesting the natural arch at the exit of the tour.

Arandari: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel, continue along the streambed and directly out onto the road at the bridge, then left to the car.

Arandari: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca on the A 132 directly or N 330/N 240 via Jaca to Puente la Reina de Jaca. From here, continue for 26 km on the N 240 towards Pamplona, then turn right and head north into the Valle de Roncal (Roncal, Isaba). 14 km after turning into the Valle del Roncal you reach the small town of Burgui. About 600 m before reaching Burgui, you will see a small house on the left, slightly below the road. Immediately afterwards, you cross the Arandari, which is barely recognizable. About 400 m further on you come to a large parking area to the right of the road, where we park our car.
Return: After the last rappel, continue along the streambed and directly out onto the road at the bridge, then left to the car.

Diablozulo: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the cairn, clear tracks lead steeply down. A short step follows once, which can be rappelled. You reach the streambed directly at the 1st rappel, saving about 30 minutes in the streambed that the conventional access, which starts further up from the slope, would have entailed.
Tour: 23 rappel, beautifully cut in the upper area, after the C 28 forest canyon, see photos and video

Diablozulo: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel out left and along the edge of the field further along the stream to the dirt road by the bridge (former location of the lower vehicle). Here turn left. The dirt road and the following path to Yamoz are part of the 'camino' to Santiago de Compostela. The pilgrim canyoneer takes the upper path at a fork, returning to the church in Yamoz.

Diablozulo: Alternative Canyon Start
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Approach: At the cairn, clear tracks lead steeply down. A short step follows once, which can be rappelled. You reach the streambed directly at the 1st rappel, saving about 30 minutes in the streambed that the conventional access, which starts further up from the slope, would have entailed.
Tour: 23 rappel, beautifully cut in the upper area, after the C 28 forest canyon, see photos and video

Diablozulo: Parking at Entry
Comment: für den herkömmlichen Einstieg
Access: From Pamplona in the direction of Huesca on the A21. After approx. 16 km we pass the last exit before Monreal. At the next exit, i.e. after Monreal, we leave the A21 onto the NA234 in a westerly direction. After a little more than 1 km on a narrow, straight road, you cross the Rio Elorz. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and take the new Canal de Navarra up to the hamlet of Yamoz. Park the lower vehicle here by the church. The conventional access road to the canyon exit is still there, but is difficult to find after the road and canal construction work that has taken place here and cannot be mastered with a normal car. The second vehicle takes us back towards the A21. Before reaching the highway, we turn right and drive to Monreal. Turn right again there and follow the signs for Higa. We cross the Rio Elorz again (the medieval bridge on the right). After that, the road paths upwards. We follow the very evenly ascending road in a north-westerly direction and after a while it becomes steeper and suddenly turns almost 90 degrees to the south-west. Directly after this striking bend, there is a large pile of stones (760 m above sea level) to the right of the road. We park our vehicle here. If the track seems bad or impassable, we park our car beforehand. See the Google maps section in the photos in the gallery.
Return: After the last rappel out left and along the edge of the field further along the stream to the dirt road by the bridge (former location of the lower vehicle). Here turn left. The dirt road and the following path to Yamoz are part of the 'camino' to Santiago de Compostela. The pilgrim canyoneer takes the upper path at a fork, returning to the church in Yamoz.

Diablozulo: Parking at Exit
Comment: an der Kirche in Yarnoz
Access: From Pamplona in the direction of Huesca on the A21. After approx. 16 km we pass the last exit before Monreal. At the next exit, i.e. after Monreal, we leave the A21 onto the NA234 in a westerly direction. After a little more than 1 km on a narrow, straight road, you cross the Rio Elorz. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and take the new Canal de Navarra up to the hamlet of Yamoz. Park the lower vehicle here by the church. The conventional access road to the canyon exit is still there, but is difficult to find after the road and canal construction work that has taken place here and cannot be mastered with a normal car. The second vehicle takes us back towards the A21. Before reaching the highway, we turn right and drive to Monreal. Turn right again there and follow the signs for Higa. We cross the Rio Elorz again (the medieval bridge on the right). After that, the road paths upwards. We follow the very evenly ascending road in a north-westerly direction and after a while it becomes steeper and suddenly turns almost 90 degrees to the south-west. Directly after this striking bend, there is a large pile of stones (760 m above sea level) to the right of the road. We park our vehicle here. If the track seems bad or impassable, we park our car beforehand. See the Google maps section in the photos in the gallery.
Return: After the last rappel out left and along the edge of the field further along the stream to the dirt road by the bridge (former location of the lower vehicle). Here turn left. The dirt road and the following path to Yamoz are part of the 'camino' to Santiago de Compostela. The pilgrim canyoneer takes the upper path at a fork, returning to the church in Yamoz.

Diablozulo: Waypoint
Comment: direkter, kurzer Zustieg
Approach: At the cairn, clear tracks lead steeply down. A short step follows once, which can be rappelled. You reach the streambed directly at the 1st rappel, saving about 30 minutes in the streambed that the conventional access, which starts further up from the slope, would have entailed.

Diablozulo: Parking at Entry1
Access: From Pamplona in the direction of Huesca on the A21. After approx. 16 km we pass the last exit before Monreal. At the next exit, i.e. after Monreal, we leave the A21 onto the NA234 in a westerly direction. After a little more than 1 km on a narrow, straight road, you cross the Rio Elorz. Immediately after the bridge, turn left and take the new Canal de Navarra up to the hamlet of Yamoz. Park the lower vehicle here by the church. The conventional access road to the canyon exit is still there, but is difficult to find after the road and canal construction work that has taken place here and cannot be mastered with a normal car. The second vehicle takes us back towards the A21. Before reaching the highway, we turn right and drive to Monreal. Turn right again there and follow the signs for Higa. We cross the Rio Elorz again (the medieval bridge on the right). After that, the road paths upwards. We follow the very evenly ascending road in a north-westerly direction and after a while it becomes steeper and suddenly turns almost 90 degrees to the south-west. Directly after this striking bend, there is a large pile of stones (760 m above sea level) to the right of the road. We park our vehicle here. If the track seems bad or impassable, we park our car beforehand. See the Google maps section in the photos in the gallery.

Diablozulo: Parking Entry and Exit

Irusta: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the electric plant on the right and climb up past the ruins of a loading station on the left. After about 5 min. we turn right at a fork and climb on the path rather straight up the ridge until we meet a horizontal cross path. On this path - the route of a disused material railroad - we go to the right. After passing through 5 tunnels (in between informative views of the cascades), we keep right again and after a few minutes we meet the stream, which we follow to the entry (from the parking lot just under 60 min.).
Tour: After the 52 m rappel, the best intermediate position on the left outside the water. The 52 m rappel can be broken with a clearly visible handrail on the left edge a little before the half, as well as the 47 m rappel; here intermediate position poorly visible.

Irusta: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we go down orographic. right about 80m and traverse across the creek to the ruin. From here on the slope out of the valley, until in a left bend with rock on the right, a path goes down to the stream. The path leads us back to the E-Werk and the parked car

Irusta: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the 'Autoroute de la Cote Basque' coming from Bayonne, we turn off the highway immediately after crossing the Spanish-French border and the border river Bidasoa. Immediately after crossing the Spanish-French border and the border river Bidasoa we turn off the highway and head for Irun (not 'Iruna' - Basque name for Pamplona !) on the N 1. Over two rondels it goes on the main street (N 1) westward toward the city. At the next traffic circle we go 360 degrees around and back on the opposite lane for about 100 m until the first road turns off to the right at a right angle. We continue on GI 3631 along the creek on our right, towards Ibarola, Meaka. We go straight on. We pass a children's playground on the right and a paragliding school ('Escola de Vuelo Bidasoa')on the left. Immediately after that the road makes a bend to the left. We go straight on here - on the left below a meadow with trees - and on the narrowing road until we reach the parking lot just before the electric plant ('central de Irusta') Park here.
Return: After the last rappel we go down orographic. right about 80m and traverse across the creek to the ruin. From here on the slope out of the valley, until in a left bend with rock on the right, a path goes down to the stream. The path leads us back to the E-Werk and the parked car

Leze: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car (about 630 m above sea level), we head towards a chute in the rock face to the west of the large, elongated cave opening. We briefly ascend along the edge of the chute over a rocky ridge secured by a wire rope, then the trail crosses an old water pipe and we reach the ridge above the rock face. We now follow the path for about 15 minutes towards the striking gulch on the ridge above us (Brecha Koloska). Before it gets really steep, at an altitude of about 750 m to 800 m above sea level, we take a path (sometimes only indistinct climbing tracks) that leads us up to the right in an easterly direction to the ridge at about 1000 m above sea level. We cross the ridge to the north (not to the northeast!), descend steeply and then descend pathless to the northwest in the hollow on the other side of the ridge. We finally come to a ledge where we can see through the trees to the northern opening of the cave. We reach the cave entrance either by rappelling in the left-hand chute or by rappelling/abseiling in the steep cirque to the right of the cave entrance (approach time about 1.5 hours).The Internet sites describe a path several times, which at the beginning is oriented more eastwards and seems more pronounced. Gomez only turns right (or left) shortly before Brecha Koloska. There is also an extreme ascent and especially descent through the Brecha de la Koloxka: (then, in addition to the 2x30m, a 60m rope. Access is made easier with the ability to orient yourself.
Tour: 13 rappels, most of them in the dark. The cave stretches across the ridge in the form of the entrance and exit opening. Intense impressions regarding the sounds and the (indirect) incidence of light. The water flow is generally moderate. Do not enter if there is a threat of thunderstorms. Do not enter during thunderstorms.

Leze: Canyon End
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Return: At the cave exit left to the picnic areas and the car.

Leze: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Leave the N-I highway (Gasteiz/Vitoria - Pamplona) at exit 389 to Egino (Eguino) to the north. Do not enter the town, but when you reach the houses, take the A-3012 road to the left (west) in the direction of Ilarduia. About 700 m after Egino and about 100 m before reaching Ilarduia, a sign 'Leze' points to the right and after about 400 m we reach a sparse deciduous forest with parking and picnic areas. Here we park the car in the designated parking lot.
Return: At the cave exit left to the picnic areas and the car.

Alarrieta (integral): Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we march on indistinct tracks through the young forest, first in a westerly direction, then in a south-westerly direction uphill to the meadows. Here we head for the orographic right branch of the Barrancon and then look for the entry point.
Tour: First a vertical part with 5 rappels, then a longer run and finally the river walk in the last part with some smaller rappels and slides.

Alarrieta (integral): Canyon End
Return: On reaching the road bridge out to the car.

Alarrieta (integral): Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Start II.Abschnitt
Approach: From the parking lot, we march on indistinct tracks through the young forest, first in a westerly direction, then in a south-westerly direction uphill to the meadows. Here we head for the orographic right branch of the Barrancon and then look for the entry point.
Tour: First a vertical part with 5 rappels, then a longer run and finally the river walk in the last part with some smaller rappels and slides.

Alarrieta (integral): Parking at Entry
Access: From Bilbao, we first take the AP-68 to exit 3, then the A-2522 to Orozko (about 20 km in total). From Orozko we continue to Ibarra (4 km). From Ibarra we drive in a south-easterly direction to Usabel Auzoa. At the junction we take the right-hand road, a few meters further on at the next junction we take the left branch. 650 m after this junction and 4 km from Usabel the road crosses "our" stream. We park our car here for the exit. Continue uphill in the second car and after 2.6 km (from the bridge) you will come to a sharp left-hand bend in the road. Here we turn right to a picnic area. We park the top car at the roadside.
Return: On reaching the road bridge out to the car.

Alarrieta (integral): Parking at Exit
Access: From Bilbao, we first take the AP-68 to exit 3, then the A-2522 to Orozko (about 20 km in total). From Orozko we continue to Ibarra (4 km). From Ibarra we drive in a south-easterly direction to Usabel Auzoa. At the junction we take the right-hand road, a few meters further on at the next junction we take the left branch. 650 m after this junction and 4 km from Usabel the road crosses "our" stream. We park our car here for the exit. Continue uphill in the second car and after 2.6 km (from the bridge) you will come to a sharp left-hand bend in the road. Here we turn right to a picnic area. We park the top car at the roadside.
Return: On reaching the road bridge out to the car.

Luna: Canyon Start
Approach: Orographic. To the left of the stream, a path leads up to a bare plateau. The path descends to the left via a small rocky gully.
Tour: Here you can practice rappeling on overhangs; but be careful, they are brittle!

Luna: Canyon End
Return: At the bridging of the stream directly to the car.

Luna: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Bilbao, take the A-68 south towards Burgos/Logrono/Vitoria-Gasteiz; where the highway branches about 40km after Bilbao, we take the N-622 highway towards Gasteiz-Vitoria. We leave it at the first exit, heading west to Izarra and from there south on the A-3314 to Zuazo de Cuartango. Here we head west on the A-3116 via Arriano or Artxua to Luna. Passing the church, we head NNO until the dirt road crosses the streambed. Here we park the car.
Return: At the bridging of the stream directly to the car.

Navedo: Canyon Start
2024-06-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Navedo (Quelle:
Approach: From the road, the trail leads up the orographic left bank. This opens up good views of the not very deep canyon. After about 20 min. a 'bridge' leads over the creek. Here is the entry
Tour: At most rappelling points there are alternative rappelling stands, so that 'overtaking' is possible.There are some smaller toboggans, you should avoid jumps (own painful experience at the first rappelling point!).Continuous exit possibility to the left onto the ascent path.

Navedo: Canyon End
2024-06-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Navedo (Quelle:
Return: About 20 m before reaching the road bridge, turn left onto the ascent path to the N-621.

Rubo med.: Canyon Start
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trescares Parcours de la partie médiane et inférieure avec nos 2 enfants (8 et 10 ans).On a marché 1h en approche et nous sommes arrivés trop...
2024-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trescares Nous avons parcouru la partie moyenne et inferieure conformément à la description d'un topo "40 barancos Asturia". Le canyon est ass...
Comment: GPS-Punkt innerhalb des NP
Approach: Cross the bridge (fancy a high jump?) and head uphill to the left for a few meters; the path then continues at roughly the same height along the slope above the Rio Cares. At a fork to the right, continue straight on until you reach a house where the Trescares comes down from the right. We change direction 90 degrees to the right and ascend above the stream. Cross the 'Puente de Madera' to get to the orographic right side of the stream. We continue upwards until we leave the path to the right on clear footprints and cross the slope only slightly ascending to the entry into the Trescares. This is fed here by a spring - Fuente Recuencu. .fed by a spring
Tour: 5 rappels, some slides, a grotto, see photos and video

Rubo med.: Canyon End
2025-08-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trescares Parcours de la partie médiane et inférieure avec nos 2 enfants (8 et 10 ans).On a marché 1h en approche et nous sommes arrivés trop...
2024-07-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trescares Nous avons parcouru la partie moyenne et inferieure conformément à la description d'un topo "40 barancos Asturia". Le canyon est ass...
Return: Exit to the left at the Puente de Madera and return along the approach path. The next part to the mouth of the Riu Cares can also be walked, but is not particularly attractive (details at )

Cañón del Vibolí: Canyon Start
2025-07-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Viboli Attention à l'accès pour remonter jusqu'au "parking" il ne faut surtout pas un camion H2 (Renault trafic H1 max). Sinon canyon vraiment...
Approach: Right next to the bridge into the stream.
Tour: 8 rappel, narrowly cut, attractive, on the way back on the road you have good views into the canyon. You can also walk down the canyon to the Rio Sella, see Gomez/Tejero aaO: tramo final (Foz de Andamios).

Cañón del Vibolí: Alternative Canyon End
2025-07-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Viboli Attention à l'accès pour remonter jusqu'au "parking" il ne faut surtout pas un camion H2 (Renault trafic H1 max). Sinon canyon vraiment...
Comment: 2. Abschnitt: Foz de Andamios
Return: Right up to the road and on it in 20 min. to the car.

Cañón del Vibolí: Canyon End
2025-07-14: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Viboli Attention à l'accès pour remonter jusqu'au "parking" il ne faut surtout pas un camion H2 (Renault trafic H1 max). Sinon canyon vraiment...
Comment: Ausstieg nach dem 1. Abschnitt
Return: Right up to the road and on it in 20 min. to the car.

Quincoajo: Canyon Start
2025-04-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Quincoajo Excelente descenso.corto pero intenso. (Quelle:
2025-03-02: Very scenic and sunny. Ice at the start, hence very cold and extra slippery. But very worthwhile. Impressive gorge through a line of uplifted limestone strats. Note: it can get windy, many fixed ropes...
Approach: We now walk up the slope in a north-westerly direction, at about halfway up the path turns to the NNE and we reach the saddle. Down the other side and in a long right-hand bend we reach the stream above the rocky ledges.
Tour: 7 rappels, an attractive narrow section; at the exit of the narrow section turn right onto the path.

Quincoajo: Canyon End
2025-04-28: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Quincoajo Excelente descenso.corto pero intenso. (Quelle:
2025-03-02: Very scenic and sunny. Ice at the start, hence very cold and extra slippery. But very worthwhile. Impressive gorge through a line of uplifted limestone strats. Note: it can get windy, many fixed ropes...
Return: Down the path to the road and the car.

Amanaderos: Canyon Start
2024-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amanaderos Très petit débit se perdant sur certaines sections . (Quelle:
2024-02-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amanaderos Approach via the GR10 on top to take in the sunshine. The sendero equipado that follows the gorge can be used on the way down. We h...
Approach: 30 m from parking lot
Tour: 7 rappel. Little cut canyon at the northern foot of the Javalambre, with beautiful tuff waterfalls, partly mossy, should also have water in dry seasons.

Amanaderos: Canyon End
2024-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amanaderos Très petit débit se perdant sur certaines sections . (Quelle:
2024-02-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amanaderos Approach via the GR10 on top to take in the sunshine. The sendero equipado that follows the gorge can be used on the way down. We h...
Comment: auch vorher möglich, auf GR auszusteigen
Return: After the last major rappel point, the streambed flattens and the canyon widens. Here you keep (orographically) half-left, climb diagonally up the slope and meet the long-distance hiking path GR-8 about 20 m above the stream. On this path you return to the starting point with beautiful views of the canyon.

Amanaderos: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-08-17: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amanaderos Très petit débit se perdant sur certaines sections . (Quelle:
2024-02-15: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Amanaderos Approach via the GR10 on top to take in the sunshine. The sendero equipado that follows the gorge can be used on the way down. We h...
Comment: 40m vom Einstieg entfernt
Access: From the Barcelona - Tarragona - Valencia highway, turn off onto the N-234 towards Teruel approx. 25 km before Valencia at Sagunto. After about 80 km you will reach the village of La Pueblo de Valverde, which is located slightly to the right off the road. Turn left here (southwest) towards Camarena de la Sierra (16 km). In Camarena, keep half-left towards (Monte) Javalambre (2020 m), and at the end of the village there are some orientation signs on the right. At the first crossroads after leaving the village, take the road on the right ('Salto de Amanaderos'). 8.5 km after Camarena, at a picnic area with a spring ('Fuente de Matahombres'), take the dirt road to the right. Follow this for another 4.5 km, then the track crosses the stream and you are immediately at the entry point (road sign 'Riodeva' on the right) This is also a good place to spend the night. The track was easy to drive on.
Return: After the last major rappel point, the streambed flattens and the canyon widens. Here you keep (orographically) half-left, climb diagonally up the slope and meet the long-distance hiking path GR-8 about 20 m above the stream. On this path you return to the starting point with beautiful views of the canyon.

Madronales: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue on the dirt road on a bridge over the Rio Verde-Pito (stream) and up the opposite slope. You come to a reservoir that feeds the Bco. de Funes, the slope goes around it and up to a saddle. From there you can see the small dam at the bottom left, where the entry to the Barranco de los Madroñales is.
Tour: Light and friendly canyon with some slides.

Madronales: Canyon End
Return: Downstream through open terrain to the point where the footpath leading up the Rio Verde crosses the stream. Here you can continue up the Rio Verde (Bco. de las Chorreras) or keep left on the path up to the starting point of the 'access'. In doing so, you will pass the Bco. de Funes at the bottom and you will have the opportunity to take it with you 'in a hurry'. Note: It is also possible to combine the access to Rio Verde (Bco. de las Chorreras) with the Bco. de los Madroñales and/or Bco. de Funes, if you want to limit yourself to the use of a car.

Trevelez: Canyon Start
2025-10-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Équipement sommaire. Les mains courantes techniques sont en place (sauf la première), mais les cordes sont très vieillissantes.Nous a...
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Good level for a first time run. All hand lines fixed and in relatively good condition. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.desce...
2024-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez S'aider d'opentopo pour le sentier d'approche.Le relais fractio du topo à l'entrée n'existe pas, on rentre direct depuis 1 arbre par...
Comment: seconde entrée (descente)
Approach: On the approach road back a bit, down past a house with barking dogs (2006), in front of the next house left down the slope and on this in a northeasterly direction to the footbridge over the river (420 m a.s.l.). Beyond the bridge, a red and white trail marker directs us to the right. After only a few meters (about 20 m) you will find another, but very faded hiking trail marking on rock to the left of the trail. The curvature of the trail leads us to follow the trail tracks to the left, which (partly only indistinctly) go up the slope towards the NE. Between an old uncovered concrete pole (on the left) and new iron poles covered with cables, the path goes up to a saddle (720 m a.s.l.). If you want to get to the lower entry, you have to go immediately beyond in direction NE down to a grassy edge and here directly right down the steep slope on an old path to the former wooden beam footbridge (see photos). Here the steep slope is run out in a wide arc. Immediately at the 'bridge' are the anchors for the 28m entry rappel.
Tour: Despite the naturally turbid water, this is an exceptionally beautiful and impressive canyon. Dangerous whirlpools and rollers even at medium water levels. You should check the water level of the Trevelez (brown broth) at the exit, i.e. above the confluence with the Poqueira (below the E-Werk) before starting the tour. During our tour (early Nov. 2006) it was well below the normal level (see photo)! There are other entry points further upstream in the Trevelez - cf. Literature and Internet sites - but there is little of additional importance (sporting and aesthetic). There are exit options (on the right bank) only up to the block jam before the 15 m rappel. The ascent option opened up here through the Barranco de la Sangre is, however, difficult and dangerous in places. If the water level does not permit an ascent, the nearby Bermejo with its tributary Jabali offers an entertaining alternative tour.

Trevelez: Canyon End
2025-10-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Équipement sommaire. Les mains courantes techniques sont en place (sauf la première), mais les cordes sont très vieillissantes.Nous a...
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Good level for a first time run. All hand lines fixed and in relatively good condition. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.desce...
2024-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez S'aider d'opentopo pour le sentier d'approche.Le relais fractio du topo à l'entrée n'existe pas, on rentre direct depuis 1 arbre par...
Return: Where the canyon widens again, before the coming log jam, out to the right and (best above the wire nets) traverse to the power plant and continue on the narrow path high above the river to the car (15 min).

Trevelez: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-10-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Équipement sommaire. Les mains courantes techniques sont en place (sauf la première), mais les cordes sont très vieillissantes.Nous a...
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez Good level for a first time run. All hand lines fixed and in relatively good condition. Anchors are fine. (Quelle: https://www.desce...
2024-06-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Trevelez S'aider d'opentopo pour le sentier d'approche.Le relais fractio du topo à l'entrée n'existe pas, on rentre direct depuis 1 arbre par...
Comment: première entrée (descente)
Approach: On the approach road back a bit, down past a house with barking dogs (2006), in front of the next house left down the slope and on this in a northeasterly direction to the footbridge over the river (420 m a.s.l.). Beyond the bridge, a red and white trail marker directs us to the right. After only a few meters (about 20 m) you will find another, but very faded hiking trail marking on rock to the left of the trail. The curvature of the trail leads us to follow the trail tracks to the left, which (partly only indistinctly) go up the slope towards the NE. Between an old uncovered concrete pole (on the left) and new iron poles covered with cables, the path goes up to a saddle (720 m a.s.l.). If you want to get to the lower entry, you have to go immediately beyond in direction NE down to a grassy edge and here directly right down the steep slope on an old path to the former wooden beam footbridge (see photos). Here the steep slope is run out in a wide arc. Immediately at the 'bridge' are the anchors for the 28m entry rappel.
Tour: Despite the naturally turbid water, this is an exceptionally beautiful and impressive canyon. Dangerous whirlpools and rollers even at medium water levels. You should check the water level of the Trevelez (brown broth) at the exit, i.e. above the confluence with the Poqueira (below the E-Werk) before starting the tour. During our tour (early Nov. 2006) it was well below the normal level (see photo)! There are other entry points further upstream in the Trevelez - cf. Literature and Internet sites - but there is little of additional importance (sporting and aesthetic). There are exit options (on the right bank) only up to the block jam before the 15 m rappel. The ascent option opened up here through the Barranco de la Sangre is, however, difficult and dangerous in places. If the water level does not permit an ascent, the nearby Bermejo with its tributary Jabali offers an entertaining alternative tour.

Trevelez: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the city of Granada, take the N 323 south towards Motril. 10 km after Durcal, take the C 333 to Lanjaron and continue to Orgiva. Continue on the C 333 through the town until you reach a road on the left with the sign 'Colegios Menores' (traffic lights, small supermarket on the right). At a crossroads, after about 200 m, turn right and after 5 km you will arrive at the hamlet of Cortijo del Granadino. Here the road mutates into a dirt road, goes up the hill in hairpin bends and ends after another 3.5 km in front of a house ('No Basuras') and a metal gate that closes a tunnel to the Central Electrica del Duque (at the confluence of the Poqueira and Trevelez rivers). Park the car here.
Return: Where the canyon widens again, before the coming log jam, out to the right and (best above the wire nets) traverse to the power plant and continue on the narrow path high above the river to the car (15 min).

Lenteji: Canyon Start
2024-06-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lentejí Accès par guadajana, eau cristalline qui se perd par tronçons et réapparaît plus loin. Pas mal de désescalades possibles. (Quelle: htt...
2023-12-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lentejí Très joli petit canyon très facile. De beaux paysages, belle nature au calme. Avons commencé par l'affluent Guadajana. On a fait du st...
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Comment: integral
Approach: Descend the slope in an easterly direction down to the streambed (up to here by (4WD car if necessary), where you will soon have to overcome a brick slide brake.
Tour: After the slide brake, you walk for a long time in the mostly dry river bed and rappel several times until you finally come across flowing water. A little later, the side canyon Palomas joins from the left via a small wall, which - like the Guadajana - can be chosen as an alternative approach (cf. descriptions there).the neighboring canyon to the west is the Rio Verde(-Chorreras) with its headwaters Cortales, Funes and Madronales. Ascent May 2002 integral, exit Oct. 2006 via Guadajana, early Nov. 2009 via Palomas (see description).

Lenteji: Canyon End
2024-06-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lentejí Accès par guadajana, eau cristalline qui se perd par tronçons et réapparaît plus loin. Pas mal de désescalades possibles. (Quelle: htt...
2023-12-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lentejí Très joli petit canyon très facile. De beaux paysages, belle nature au calme. Avons commencé par l'affluent Guadajana. On a fait du st...
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Return: Go down the streambed between the terraces with the fruit trees (do not climb out onto them (in the finca on the right there is a snappy dog and also a snappy farmer) until you can get out directly onto the track that then leads to the bridge and the vehicle below.

Lenteji: Alternative Canyon Start
2024-06-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lentejí Accès par guadajana, eau cristalline qui se perd par tronçons et réapparaît plus loin. Pas mal de désescalades possibles. (Quelle: htt...
2023-12-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lentejí Très joli petit canyon très facile. De beaux paysages, belle nature au calme. Avons commencé par l'affluent Guadajana. On a fait du st...
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Comment: par Palomas (descente)
Approach: Descend the slope in an easterly direction down to the streambed (up to here by (4WD car if necessary), where you will soon have to overcome a brick slide brake.
Tour: After the slide brake, you walk for a long time in the mostly dry river bed and rappel several times until you finally come across flowing water. A little later, the side canyon Palomas joins from the left via a small wall, which - like the Guadajana - can be chosen as an alternative approach (cf. descriptions there).the neighboring canyon to the west is the Rio Verde(-Chorreras) with its headwaters Cortales, Funes and Madronales. Ascent May 2002 integral, exit Oct. 2006 via Guadajana, early Nov. 2009 via Palomas (see description).

Lenteji: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: pour Lenteji integrale (descente)
Approach: Descend the slope in an easterly direction down to the streambed (up to here by (4WD car if necessary), where you will soon have to overcome a brick slide brake.
Tour: After the slide brake, you walk for a long time in the mostly dry river bed and rappel several times until you finally come across flowing water. A little later, the side canyon Palomas joins from the left via a small wall, which - like the Guadajana - can be chosen as an alternative approach (cf. descriptions there).the neighboring canyon to the west is the Rio Verde(-Chorreras) with its headwaters Cortales, Funes and Madronales. Ascent May 2002 integral, exit Oct. 2006 via Guadajana, early Nov. 2009 via Palomas (see description).

Lenteji: Parking at Entry
Comment: an der Teerstraße
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first vehicle here. Continue with the second vehicle up the winding road over the Rio Verde, past an abandoned petrol station at the Mirador de la Cabra Montes and past the signpost on the access road to the Rio Verde. About 450 meters further on (after the traffic signs '40' - 'sharp bends' - 'rockfall'), a dirt road descends to the right. According to Gómez op.cit. there should be a survey pylon 'MP 282' here - perhaps a little further along the road in the direction of Granada - but we did not see it. Park the second car at the junction (approx. 13.5 km from the road bridge, approx. 1000 m above sea level).
Return: Go down the streambed between the terraces with the fruit trees (do not climb out onto them (in the finca on the right there is a snappy dog and also a snappy farmer) until you can get out directly onto the track that then leads to the bridge and the vehicle below.

Lenteji: Parking at Exit
Comment: an der Straßenbrücke
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first vehicle here. Continue with the second vehicle up the winding road over the Rio Verde, past an abandoned petrol station at the Mirador de la Cabra Montes and past the signpost on the access road to the Rio Verde. About 450 meters further on (after the traffic signs '40' - 'sharp bends' - 'rockfall'), a dirt road descends to the right. According to Gómez op.cit. there should be a survey pylon 'MP 282' here - perhaps a little further along the road in the direction of Granada - but we did not see it. Park the second car at the junction (approx. 13.5 km from the road bridge, approx. 1000 m above sea level).
Return: Go down the streambed between the terraces with the fruit trees (do not climb out onto them (in the finca on the right there is a snappy dog and also a snappy farmer) until you can get out directly onto the track that then leads to the bridge and the vehicle below.

Guadajana: Canyon Start
2024-06-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guadajana Pas mal de végétation au départ. Bon accès pour Lenteji. (Quelle:
Approach: Next to the parking lot you can see a narrow dry streambed. Downstream first along the left side of this streambed, then right above further through the orchard fields and after about 4-5 minutes descend into the streambed, where a good opportunity for it can be seen, if necessary rappel from the tree over brushwood.
Tour: After the confluence of the Barranco Las Palomas from the right, the first springs appear and the stream is water-bearing from then on.the Guadajana is practically only suitable as an alternative approach for the lower part of the Lenteji (see description there). Therefore 2x30m ropes.

Guadajana: Parking at Entry
2024-06-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guadajana Pas mal de végétation au départ. Bon accès pour Lenteji. (Quelle:
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first car here. Take the second car back in the direction of Otivar and turn off towards Lentegí. Shortly before reaching the village (630 m above sea level), turn right onto a paved road (signs 'Piscina' and 'polideportivo'), which initially leads far to the south up to the swimming pool and the upper new district of Lenteji. This allows you to avoid the narrow and steep road through the village. After driving through the new development on Calle Nueva, the tarred road exits, there is a house on the left with the sign "El Secanillo" and the road becomes a concrete track. Continue on this road. After 2.5 km - there is no concrete surface in between - you will find a good parking area on the righthand side in a left-hand bend. On the left is a beige house on a hill, below the house water shoots out of an irrigation canal fed by the nearby Guadajama spring.
Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Palomas, later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from this (see there). However, there is apparently also the option of climbing back up to the approach slope at/before the confluence with the Lenteji, see and text. In this case 1x30m of ropes is sufficient.

Guadajana: Canyon End
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Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Palomas, later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from this (see there). However, there is apparently also the option of climbing back up to the approach slope at/before the confluence with the Lenteji, see and text. In this case 1x30m of ropes is sufficient.

Guadajana: Parking at Exit
Comment: sofern nicht im Lenteji neiter abwärts
Access: In Almunecar, leave the N 340 and head north on the SO 2 via Jete and Otivar, past the junction of the road to Lenteji to the road bridge (over the Lenteji) in a left-hand bend (14 km from Almunecar). Park the first car here. Take the second car back in the direction of Otivar and turn off towards Lentegí. Shortly before reaching the village (630 m above sea level), turn right onto a paved road (signs 'Piscina' and 'polideportivo'), which initially leads far to the south up to the swimming pool and the upper new district of Lenteji. This allows you to avoid the narrow and steep road through the village. After driving through the new development on Calle Nueva, the tarred road exits, there is a house on the left with the sign "El Secanillo" and the road becomes a concrete track. Continue on this road. After 2.5 km - there is no concrete surface in between - you will find a good parking area on the righthand side in a left-hand bend. On the left is a beige house on a hill, below the house water shoots out of an irrigation canal fed by the nearby Guadajama spring.
Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Palomas, later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from this (see there). However, there is apparently also the option of climbing back up to the approach slope at/before the confluence with the Lenteji, see and text. In this case 1x30m of ropes is sufficient.

Palomas: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend through the olive groves as far as possible until you meet the maquis. Here you will find the first rappel on the left in the streambed.
Tour: The Palomas, like the neighboring Guadajana, is only suitable as an approach to Lenteji. Except for 2 halfway attractive rappel and a lot of (thorn) scrub, it can only offer scenic.

Palomas: Canyon End
Return: As it makes sense to continue first in the Bco. Guadajana, and later in the Canón del Lentegi (2.5 hours), the exit is from the latter (as described there). However, after the confluence with the Guadajana, you could exit to the left and follow a path on its orographic left bank back up to the access track: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=5737174 Another ascent option is offered by a path that leads up to the left before the confluence with the Lentegi to the access road.

San Julian: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the junction we take the track north to the water reservoir. Once there, we follow the path that takes us further up the hollow in a northerly direction. When it gets lost, we keep left up to the ridge next to the canyons. Here we find a clear path, which we continue to follow until an access to the streambed opens on the left.
Tour: After a "run-up" in the streambed, we come to the first rappel. A total of 11 more follow until we finally stand in the large "sala" with the hermitage.

San Julian: Canyon End
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Return: Down the path and then keeping left to the car

Palomeras del Flumen: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the saddle on well-trodden tracks eastward down to the river (15 min). In the river or on its banks down to the 1st step (this water walk is called "Salto del Roldan" (ua at: Canyons et barrancos Haut-Aragón. Du Mont Perdu à la Sierra de Guara. J.P. Pontroué - F. Biarge, 1987, page 47). Alternatively, you can look for the access directly to the entry. This is the return route from the Salto del Roldan/Flumen superiore, cf. there).
Tour: 7-8 small rappels, mostly in the beam: 7m, 3 m, 5 m, 3 m, 3 m, 8 m, 3 m, 5 m , then a siphon that can be avoided, then about 100 m of running with possible jumps.

Palomeras del Flumen: Canyon End
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Return: After the end of the narrow passages, you walk further in the river bed, make another small jump (2 m) and then come to the place where the exit is on the right over an up to 5 m wide slightly rising surface. The path quickly leads out of the canyon and then - reasonably well recognizable, partly marked with cairns - sweaty back to the starting point.

Carruaca: Canyon Start
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Approach: If you have only one vehicle available, follow the marked footpath to the streambed and beyond along the slope steadily uphill until about 50 m before reaching the road you can go down southwards on a path to the Flumen. This path is also taken when coming from the vehicle parked above.
Tour: Walking, raft hopping, downclimbing, nice ambience

Carruaca: Canyon End
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Return: After the waterfall already seen from the lower parking lot out to the right and on the direct way to the car

Carruaca: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Huesca, take the A23 north towards Sabinanigo, Jaca. After 20 km, turn off to Arguis, pass through the village and then eastward to Belsué. Continue towards Nocito, passing the turnoff to the largely abandoned village of Lusera. About 1 km further on, after a bend to the left, you will see the canyon exit with smaller waterfalls on the right. Park the car here (if necessary the lower one). With the second vehicle, drive up a few serpentines to the iron barrier (usually open). Park the car in front of the barrier.
Return: After the waterfall already seen from the lower parking lot out to the right and on the direct way to the car

Carruaca: Parking at Exit
Access: From Huesca, take the A23 north towards Sabinanigo, Jaca. After 20 km, turn off to Arguis, pass through the village and then eastward to Belsué. Continue towards Nocito, passing the turnoff to the largely abandoned village of Lusera. About 1 km further on, after a bend to the left, you will see the canyon exit with smaller waterfalls on the right. Park the car here (if necessary the lower one). With the second vehicle, drive up a few serpentines to the iron barrier (usually open). Park the car in front of the barrier.
Return: After the waterfall already seen from the lower parking lot out to the right and on the direct way to the car

San Martin de Val d'Onsera inf.: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot follow the signpost to the Val d'Onsera. We reach the streambed, but soon abandoned again in a northeasterly direction. At forks in the path we stay left, make a small climb with rope belay (alternatively at fork right) and arrive at a wide yoke that opens the view to the upper Val d'Onsera, but also to many vultures. We descend on the other side to the hermitage and look at the waterfall, which here pours down on a rock (also canyon-like walkable: *
Tour: 9 rappel, some rappelable.

San Martin de Val d'Onsera inf.: Canyon End
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Return: At the bottom of the streambed out of the valley, later we meet the approach path here and then follow it to the car.

Lenases: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, follow the signpost to Val d'Onsera. When you reach the streambed beyond, leave the beaten path and follow the cairns and tracks that go up the slope on the left evenly and only slightly. They move away from the Val d'Onsera very slowly and remain well below the ridge for about 40 minutes. Only late do they lead to the ridge next to the Lenases. On this ridge you climb until at about 1130 m a.s.l. a descent into the canyon opens up. Sense of orientation required.
Tour: Beautiful conglomerate canyon, not too narrow, but especially recommended when water is flowing. 26 rappels, hardly any runs.

Lenases: Canyon End
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Return: After the last short rappel, you reach the streambed of the Bco. that ends here. San Martin. Down the stream you follow it, later rejoining the footpath that leads back to the car.

Cuevas de la Reina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we follow the old road along the lake, through the tunnels, until a path branches off to the right ("Nocito 14.3 km; Agüero 89.6 km"). We follow it for a few meters until we reach a cove with poplars on the shore. From the rocky point behind it, the shortest swim goes to the opposite shore. Once there, we go left (N) along the shore and finally climb right up to an embrasure. To the north, high on the mountain, we see a single small tree. This is the target we now head for, looking for the most favorable ascent route over the wide conglomerate ridge. Once at the tree, we climb a few meters higher so that we can easily cross left into the chute of "our" barranco.
Tour: 9-11 rappel; beautiful views, at the end depending on the water level in the reservoir jump from the last ramp possible. If the water level has dropped, a final rappel of up to 40 m can open up here.

Cuevas de la Reina: Canyon End
Return: First swim left (southward) along the rock wall, then walk along the shore to swim back to the "mainland" at the narrowest point. Here on the approach path back to the car.

Barrasil: Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the source on the right. Continuing northward, we now go up the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot on the left. We come out of the bushes and stand on an open plateau, right the haptic trail continues towards Nazarre and entry Gorgas Negras. We take the weaker tracks to the left, crossing the flat crest and hiking beyond down towards Alcanadre. You reach the river at the southeastern exit of a grassy plain with some poplars. Although the Barrasil begins a little further upstream, the descent usually starts here. To do this, you walk from the campsite "El Puente" at the Puente Pedruel along the trail in the direction of Rodellar. At the beginning it walks on the orographic left slope high above the riverbed of the Alcanadre, but then it descends at the old stone bridge "Puente Coda" to the Mascun. We cross the Punte Coda and follow the faint path that, after a few switchbacks to the high ground, later leads us continuously to the northwest. Finding the way may require some intuition and sense of direction. We then meet the approach path described above and follow it downhill to the left to the river.
Tour: We start walking on the shore and crossing the river several times. We then come to a mess that is crossed most interesting in the run of the water line. However, if the water flow is (too) strong, you can keep to the right bank, if it is also problematic here, you can bypass the chaos right at the top of the slope. Next highlight is "La Olleta" a deep and deep green jumping pool. Do not pass inattentively on the left (happened to me on my first ascent). At the exit come the long swim sections, where for a change but also always jump possibilities from the - mostly right - side are opened.

Barrasil: Canyon End
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Return: If we have a car at the campsite "El Puente" stand or have marched from there, we tend after the last long swim and the opening of the canyon right out and go path to the "Puente Pedruel at the campsite. If we have only 1 car and it is at the top of Rodellar, we can also go to the campsite and from there on the tarred road to Rodellar (possibly car stop). We can also walk from the campsite to Rodellar along the hiking trail already mentioned. An interesting alternative is to swim into the narrow and easily overlooked mouth of the Mascun ("Ultimos Estrechos") before the exit of the last swim, then upstream in the Mascun and get off at the Punte Coda to the right onto the footpath to Rodellar, or to hike all the way up the Mascun and climb to the meadows below the rocks where Rodellar is located. From there, turn right up to Rodellar.

Barrasil: Alternative Canyon End
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Return: If we have a car at the campsite "El Puente" stand or have marched from there, we tend after the last long swim and the opening of the canyon right out and go path to the "Puente Pedruel at the campsite. If we have only 1 car and it is at the top of Rodellar, we can also go to the campsite and from there on the tarred road to Rodellar (possibly car stop). We can also walk from the campsite to Rodellar along the hiking trail already mentioned. An interesting alternative is to swim into the narrow and easily overlooked mouth of the Mascun ("Ultimos Estrechos") before the exit of the last swim, then upstream in the Mascun and get off at the Punte Coda to the right onto the footpath to Rodellar, or to hike all the way up the Mascun and climb to the meadows below the rocks where Rodellar is located. From there, turn right up to Rodellar.

Barrasil: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N-240 from Lleida or on the A-138 from France through debn tunnel from Bielsa via Ainsa to Barbastro. On the ring road around the city and continue on the N-240 towards Huesca. About 22 km after Barbastro we turn right on the A-1229. Via Abiego and Bierge (turn left after Abiego) we arrive at Rodellar (about 30 km from the turnoff from the N-240). \If we have 2 cars available, one can be parked at the "Camping El Puente" at Alcanadre (about 600 m before Rodellar the tarred road steeply down to the left (signpost).
Return: If we have a car at the campsite "El Puente" stand or have marched from there, we tend after the last long swim and the opening of the canyon right out and go path to the "Puente Pedruel at the campsite. If we have only 1 car and it is at the top of Rodellar, we can also go to the campsite and from there on the tarred road to Rodellar (possibly car stop). We can also walk from the campsite to Rodellar along the hiking trail already mentioned. An interesting alternative is to swim into the narrow and easily overlooked mouth of the Mascun ("Ultimos Estrechos") before the exit of the last swim, then upstream in the Mascun and get off at the Punte Coda to the right onto the footpath to Rodellar, or to hike all the way up the Mascun and climb to the meadows below the rocks where Rodellar is located. From there, turn right up to Rodellar.

Barrasil: Parking at Exit
Access: On the N-240 from Lleida or on the A-138 from France through debn tunnel from Bielsa via Ainsa to Barbastro. On the ring road around the city and continue on the N-240 towards Huesca. About 22 km after Barbastro we turn right on the A-1229. Via Abiego and Bierge (turn left after Abiego) we arrive at Rodellar (about 30 km from the turnoff from the N-240). \If we have 2 cars available, one can be parked at the "Camping El Puente" at Alcanadre (about 600 m before Rodellar the tarred road steeply down to the left (signpost).

Hondo: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue along the track, then take the next forest path to the left, cross the streambed and keep right for about 100 m down into the ditch of the Hondo, cf: \n * Guía de descenso de cañones y barrancos. Sierra de Guara. Eduardo Gómez - Laura Tejero, 2002, page 79 * Canyonisme - La Sierra de Guara. Randonnées, Randonnées acuatiques. Patrick Gimat, 2005 , page 110
Tour: First in an open channel, then a smaller gorge with at least 1 rappel before you reach the Alcanadre.

Hondo: Canyon End
Return: You usually go downstream in the Alcanadre (Peonera superiore), but you can also go upstream and get off after San Saturnino

Hondo: Parking at Entry
Access: We go from Rodellar on HU-341 south in the direction of Bierge. After 7.1 km, the road to San Saturnino turns off to the right (signposted). We take this small road and after 600 m we turn left onto a dirt road, which we follow for about 500 m until we reach a clearing where the dirt road branches. We stay on the left and now park the (upper) car in a suitable place.
Return: You usually go downstream in the Alcanadre (Peonera superiore), but you can also go upstream and get off after San Saturnino

Virgen: Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, first follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. After leaving the town, follow the signs to the Hermitage de la Virgen del Castillo. The path crosses the Bco. (entry).\n * is also an entry further up, but it is hardly worth it. The approach then goes from Rodellar via Cheto, cf.:\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7761106 (upper access).
Tour: " rappel, down in grown rock, a small Marmita.

Virgen: Canyon End
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Return: Cross the Mascun and on the path to the left. Later you cross the Mascun again, then you go up - early - left and back to Rodellar.

Barranco d'os Cochas: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the entrance to Rodellar, we go down to the right between the stone pillar and the bar and up to Cheto via the mostly dry stream on the opposite slope. We follow the signs that lead us to the Bco. Virgen a little below the confluence of Bco. San Martin and Bco. de Las Tablas. We move up the other side of the slope in a northerly direction. After a slight left turn at the top of the small plateau (1 hour walk), we can enjoy a panoramic view of the Bco. Since the tracks are lost here, we keep going up (about 90 degrees to the right) in the direction of ONO over the wide ridge until we come across a transversal track. We follow the track that leads us at about the same altitude above the wide cirque of the Canal d'Esplucacasa that descends towards Mascun, to a boulder field (total 1.5 hrs) that narrows further down to Bco. Here we leave the track, descend the boulder field on the right edge for about 80 m until we meet a path that branches off to the right. Through a sparse wood (the trees are not very high) we go first in a northerly, later in a westerly direction to the plateau. There the path - at first hardly recognizable as such - leads in a northeasterly direction, later in a northerly direction and then over a small saddle. Behind this, the path descends again in an easterly direction to the bed of the Bco. Fornazos (2 hrs. in total), crossing its two arms one after the other. Heading NNW again, the trail continues to a small yoke with the remains of an old pen. Behind it, the trail descends in a NNO direction on partly indistinct tracks into the left arm of the Bco. d'Os Cochas (up to here approx. 2.5 hrs. from Rodellar). In the streambed it goes in about 20 min. to the first rappel point.
Tour: At the beginning dry rappel in a relatively open chute, Then the longer rappel down into the Mascun and finally in the Mascun even down.

Barranco d'os Cochas: Canyon End
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Return: The Bco. d'Os Cochas flows into the Mascun superiore at the Oscuros de Otin. Over 5 rappels it goes down into the Mascun inf., in this - largely on trails, without further rappel - out and left up to Rodellar to the car (about 2 hours from the last rappel in the Mascun sup.).

Mascun (Superior): Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin (La Costera path). We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures sitting on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Down this to the right we would come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. However, we cross the chute and pass the abandoned village of Otin to the east of it. We cross 2 rivulets and then turn left past a detached house. We are now on a field path, on the right we see a spring with a pump ("untreated water"). The path climbs slightly, we cross a ridge and pass the junction of a path that would lead to the entry to the Raisin or the Fajas del Mascun. The path now climbs slightly in sparse forest to a flat saddle. A few meters before this saddle, tracks turn off to the right (waypoint !) which lead in an easterly direction directly to the entry to the Mascun Superior. See optimal track In the past, the entry was approached in a relatively wide arc, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11111554 (earlier access) Alternatively, there is another access from Rodellar on the orographic left side, which can cause problems finding the way, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10149393 (access via the orographic left side) see also mapa general de Mascun: * and: *
Tour: The entry into the Saltadero de las Lañas is usually made with a jump (7m). After another jump (1.5m), there is an 18m dry abseil onto a ledge, from which you can jump another 3m. If the access is overcrowded (especially at weekends), you can rappel 33m in one go from the rocky outcrop on the front left, provided you have a 35m rope with you. A third option is to continue a little further along the left edge through the bushes (max. 30 m) and then abseil down to the right through a short chute onto a cone of earth (approx. 10 m). Now follow the Cascadas de Peña Guara, which - as already mentioned - can be bypassed on the left. The 7m rappel at the beginning is jumpable - the jump is slippery! The 7m abseil at the start is jumpable - jump off slippery! This is followed by a longer run, with the Bco. Raisin comes in from the right. A few more ramps that we can run or jump down in the sintered streambed, then we enter a narrow section that leads us through a high and impressive passage grotto ("Sala"). This is followed by the "Oscuros de Otin" with a series of further rappels (caution: on the first one: soapstone, so the stand is slippery), including a small jump into the "Pozo Negro", the black pot. Finally, a longer rappel over a sintered tree trunk brings us back to the light, a last jump (approx. 5m) then we swim out of the dark area. Smaller steps follow, then the last rappel at the pot into which the water falls in a rappel divided by the rock (caution: not jumpable - already several serious accidents here). This is followed by the Mascun inferior (see description there if necessary). From the left, the Bco. os Fornazos comes down over a rock face, then after a "boulevard" and a large rock pillar on the right, the path from Otin through the Canal d'o Turno. Now normally take the path on the right out of the streambed to Bco. Otin, but you can also stay in the streambed - Fornocal d'Otin in the "Gran Circo". I would like to point out the situation with the large pool, which is almost completely closed off by a rock. Although there is light shining through, it is better not to dive through it, but to dive through the gap on the left above ground. When I tried to dive through, I almost got stuck between the rock and the ground and came out on the other side, but in quite a panic. This is followed by the karst spring below the last fall of the Bco. Otin and then we walk and climb out until we meet the (access) path that comes down from the village of Otin and crosses the streambed.

Mascun (Superior): Canyon End
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Return: Here we get off on the left bank and march back to Rodellar the way we came about 6 to 7 hours before.

Mascun (Superior): Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: in Rodellar
Access: On the N-240 from Lleida or on the A-138 from France through debn tunnel from Bielsa via Ainsa to Barbastro. On the ring road around the city and continue on the N-240 towards Huesca. About 22 km after Barbastro we turn right on the A-1229. Via Abiego and Bierge (turn left after Abiego) we arrive at Rodellar (about 30 km from the turnoff from the N-240).
Return: Here we get off on the left bank and march back to Rodellar the way we came about 6 to 7 hours before.

Mascun (Superior): Waypoint
Comment: Abzweigung Pfad rechts
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin (La Costera path). We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures sitting on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Down this to the right we would come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. However, we cross the chute and pass the abandoned village of Otin to the east of it. We cross 2 rivulets and then turn left past a detached house. We are now on a field path, on the right we see a spring with a pump ("untreated water"). The path climbs slightly, we cross a ridge and pass the junction of a path that would lead to the entry to the Raisin or the Fajas del Mascun. The path now climbs slightly in sparse forest to a flat saddle. A few meters before this saddle, tracks turn off to the right (waypoint !) which lead in an easterly direction directly to the entry to the Mascun Superior. See optimal track In the past, the entry was approached in a relatively wide arc, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11111554 (earlier access) Alternatively, there is another access from Rodellar on the orographic left side, which can cause problems finding the way, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10149393 (access via the orographic left side) see also mapa general de Mascun: * and: *

Raisén: Canyon Start
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2024-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Raisén Un peu frais pour le change avec une entrée à 8h, mais tres agreable ensuite. Enchaîné avec le Mascun. (Quelle: https://www.descente-ca...
Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin - La Costera path. We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures perched on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Down this to the right we would come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. However, we cross the chute and pass the abandoned village of Otin to the east of it. We cross 2 rivulets and then turn left past a detached house. We are now on a field path, on the right we see a spring catchment. The path climbs slightly, we cross a ridge and come to the junction of a path that leads us to the right to the entry to the Raisin (or to the Fajas del Mascun). * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6450013
Tour: A total of 6 rappels, mainly inclined rappel on sinter to the mouth of the Mascun Superior.

Raisén: Canyon End
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Return: As a rule, one continues down the Mascun, cf. there. At the confluence with the Mascun superiore, however, you can also go up it, bypass the next rappel points (Cascadas de Peña Guara) to the right (= orographic. left) and reach the large cauldron below the first rappel (Saltador de las Llanas). From here you can orographic. right via the cornice path of the 'high passages' (Fajas de Mascun) back to the entry of the Raisin.

Fornazos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access initially as for the access to the Bco. d'Os Cochas: at the entrance to Rodellar, go down to the right between the stone pillar and the bar and go up to Cheto via the mostly dry stream on the opposite slope. We follow the signs that lead us to the Bco. Virgen a little below the confluence of Bco. San Martin and Bco. de Las Tablas. We go up the other side of the slope in a northerly direction. After a slight left turn at the top of the small plateau (1 hour walk), we can enjoy a panoramic view of the Bco. Since the tracks are lost here, we keep going up (about 90 degrees to the right) in the direction of ONO over the wide ridge until we come across a transversal track. We follow the track that leads us at about the same altitude above the wide cirque of the Canal d'Esplucacasa that descends towards Mascun, to a boulder field (total 1.5 hrs) that narrows further down to Bco. Here we leave the track, descend the boulder field on the right edge for about 80 m until we meet a path that branches off to the right. Through a sparse wood (the trees are not very high) we go first in a northerly, later in a westerly direction to the plateau. There the path - at first hardly recognizable as such - leads in a northeasterly direction, later in a northerly direction and then over a small saddle. Behind it, the path descends again in an easterly direction to the bed of the Bco. Fornazos. Here we come to the 1st rappel. Wayfinding not quite easy.
Tour: The intermediate level at the last rappel is in a cavity in the vertical wall (comfortable and pleasant) and only becomes visible when rappelling down.

Fornazos: Canyon End
Return: In summer you can walk out through the Mascun inferiore without neoprene to Rodellar.

Fontaneta: Canyon Start
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Approach: The canyon begins on the ledge below the area where we left the car. In order to reach this ledge, we go without a path along the edge of the slope on the left (direction NE) slightly downhill until we can turn right onto the said ledge. On this ledge now again in southern direction. The first two chutes that now descend on the left are branches of Barranco Estrecho, the next chute is Barranco Fontaneta. The terrain is confusing, so some sense of orientation and tracking is required. Both canyons flow into the Rio Isuala (at the beginning of the Balcés Estrechos). We now go to the entry of the Fontaneta.
Tour: 5 rappel. At the bottom the canyon narrows. Also suitable for beginners. See video!

Fontaneta: Canyon End
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Return: We reach the Rio Isuala (Balcés - exit of the Oscuros, beginning of the Estrechos de Balcés). Here we take, after about 30 m upstream the Rio Isuala. left up the path that one also climbs after the conclusion of the Balcés Oscuros in a northerly direction. We come to the dirt road and follow it to the left to the car. Also through the Bco. Estrecho you can go back up to the starting point on the ramp. To do this, turn left at the confluence of the two canyons and do not go out through Tranco Las Olas to Rio Isuala.

Fondo (Sierra de Guara): Canyon Start
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Approach: From the large trash cans, follow the path southeast down to the 1st rappel on the right edge of the cauldron (cairn).
Tour: Conglomerate canyon, best to climb immediately after heavy rains. Partial rappel in the open slope, cut in phases. A total of 9 rappels.

Fondo (Sierra de Guara): Canyon End
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Return: After reaching the Rio Isuala on the orographic left bank up to the prominent final pool of Balcés Oscuros and from there on the trail in a northerly direction up to the 2nd vehicle.

Juncar: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the dirt road in the direction of NNO. After the stable we leave the dirt road, which goes slightly downhill towards the east, slightly uphill towards the ONO. We cross in this direction to the beginning of Juncar.\nThere is a more direct access from the road (km 9) to Juncar, but it is more difficult to find than the one described here.
Tour: Walking, rappelling (7) and clamming in narrowing conglomerate canyon.

Juncar: Canyon End
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Return: 2 options: Either down the Rio Isuala, past a small side canyon, to the cairns on the right. Here the exit of Cueva Cabrito - always following the markers - up to the track on the ridge between Juncar and Cabrito. Alternatively, you can walk up the Rio Isuala for about 150 m and then turn left, first on faint tracks up the slope, later on a track westward to a large meadow. At the southern edge of the meadow, continue west for about 500 m, then - above Bco. Juncar - in a southwesterly direction on the access path back to the car (to be found from the meadow only with a sense of orientation and tracking).

Cueva Cabrito: Canyon Start
2025-05-27: Everything tip top. Unique conglomerate canyon. Eternally long and superiore narrow. A must-see.
2025-05-01: Very special! Worth doing it once to see environment!
2025-04-23: Water level high for this tour. No problems.
Approach: We take the track to the north and after the gate we turn right down (SE) to the headwaters of Cueva Cabrito (signpost). Following the existing tracks or pathless, we go through undergrowth to the streambed in Nagelfluh.
Tour: Conglomerate canyon that becomes increasingly deepened and narrowed. Impressive halls at the end, before reaching the Rio Isuala.

Cueva Cabrito: Canyon End
2025-05-27: Everything tip top. Unique conglomerate canyon. Eternally long and superiore narrow. A must-see.
2025-05-01: Very special! Worth doing it once to see environment!
2025-04-23: Water level high for this tour. No problems.
Return: Upstream the Rio Isuala about 100m, then - before the next swimming passage from the "green strip" up westward (cairns). We meet a trail that goes up the hillside between Juncar and Cueva Cabrito. Before the stable, the track turns south and leads us to a gate and then to the car.

Cueva Cabrito: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-27: Everything tip top. Unique conglomerate canyon. Eternally long and superiore narrow. A must-see.
2025-05-01: Very special! Worth doing it once to see environment!
2025-04-23: Water level high for this tour. No problems.
Access: From the road Barbastro - Huesca (N 240) about 25 km after Barbastro turn right on the A 1229 direction Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. A few meters before reaching Bierge, turn right towards Rodellar ( Bco. de Mascun). 8 km after this junction, in a slight bend to the left, is the starting point for the access. Under the tree, of which a substantial part has broken off, we park the car. It is the same starting point as for the access to Juncar.
Return: Upstream the Rio Isuala about 100m, then - before the next swimming passage from the "green strip" up westward (cairns). We meet a trail that goes up the hillside between Juncar and Cueva Cabrito. Before the stable, the track turns south and leads us to a gate and then to the car.

Cueva Cabrito: Waypoint
Comment: Beginn des Aufstiegs aus dem Rio Isuala
Approach: We take the track to the north and after the gate we turn right down (SE) to the headwaters of Cueva Cabrito (signpost). Following the existing tracks or pathless, we go through undergrowth to the streambed in Nagelfluh.

Cerriguelo: Canyon Start
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle available, we recommend the access from the bridge over the Isuala as described and sketched in the above-mentioned Internet site.Otherwise, we follow the track from the 2nd vehicle further up the climb, on the right past a dilapidated house and then always following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge where further down is the Erimitage de la Viren de la Vina, which can be seen from afar on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes above the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina to then reach the next Bco. the Cerrigüelo. Already from the saddle we move down the left slope of the Cerrigüelo pathless through scrub and undergrowth to the stream that has some water even in midsummer.
Tour: Only recommended for lovers also of hiking in unspoiled scenery.Also then the neighboring Pallas to the north more recommended.

Cerriguelo: Canyon End
Return: You can go back up the next barranco, the Vina (all climbable),but this is not recommended because the exit up to the Hermitage is difficult to find and arduous. It is better to go down the Estrechos de Balcés until the bridge over the Isuala and the lower vehicle.

Cerriguelo: Parking at Exit
Comment: pour sortie par Balcés Estrechos (descente)
Access: From Bierge in the direction of Alquezar, after a few kilometers, you reach the bridge over the Isuala, the end point of the Balcés Estrechos. About 100 m after the turnoff to this village and before reaching the plateau, we turn left onto a dirt road, which we always follow in a basically northerly direction. Before a short ascent, which seems no longer drivable for normal cars, we park the second car.
Return: You can go back up the next barranco, the Vina (all climbable),but this is not recommended because the exit up to the Hermitage is difficult to find and arduous. It is better to go down the Estrechos de Balcés until the bridge over the Isuala and the lower vehicle.

Cerriguelo: Waypoint
Comment: pour sortie par Vina (descente)
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle available, we recommend the access from the bridge over the Isuala as described and sketched in the above-mentioned Internet site.Otherwise, we follow the track from the 2nd vehicle further up the climb, on the right past a dilapidated house and then always following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge where further down is the Erimitage de la Viren de la Vina, which can be seen from afar on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes above the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina to then reach the next Bco. the Cerrigüelo. Already from the saddle we move down the left slope of the Cerrigüelo pathless through scrub and undergrowth to the stream that has some water even in midsummer.

Cerriguelo: Waypoint1
Comment: sortie par Vina (descente)
Approach: If you have only 1 vehicle available, we recommend the access from the bridge over the Isuala as described and sketched in the above-mentioned Internet site.Otherwise, we follow the track from the 2nd vehicle further up the climb, on the right past a dilapidated house and then always following the signs for a mountain bike tour ('10'). After about 1 hour we reach the ridge where further down is the Erimitage de la Viren de la Vina, which can be seen from afar on the left as we climb. However, we cross the ridge and follow a path that passes above the 2 branches of the Bco. Vina to then reach the next Bco. the Cerrigüelo. Already from the saddle we move down the left slope of the Cerrigüelo pathless through scrub and undergrowth to the stream that has some water even in midsummer.

Cerriguelo: Waypoint2
Comment: sortie par Balcés Estrechos (descente)

Chimiachas: Canyon Start
Approach: You can get there directly from Alquezar on a dirt road, see: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10481776 However, it seems more convenient to first drive from Alquezar or Radiquero to San Pelegrin (2.6 km from the first parking lot in Alquezar on the left), cross the village and then drive another 1.9 km further north. Here a dirt road turns off to the right at a sharp angle and we leave our car here. This is the start of a path that leads uphill in a northerly direction (with a small right-left turn in between). Later it turns slightly to the NNE. We reach the ridge and walk about 80 m to the SE to join a path coming from the south. We now follow it to the left. The path curves to the left and joins up with a path coming from the right. Continue north along the now shared path for about 150 m, then turn right onto a path that takes you to a right-hand side stream of the Chimiachas after about 500 m. From here, head north-east towards the Chimiachas. If you only want to rappel the interesting lower part, you can get there directly from the Tozal dero Tiesto on a well-maintained path (the thinly dotted path in the overview map down to the Rio Vero).
Tour: 9 rappel; the upper part up to the intersection with the path wins only by the view. However, the long final rappels, especially the last one into the "Cocineta" can impress.

Chimiachas: Canyon End
Return: 3 possibilities. Either in the Rio Vero to the Puente Villacantal and from here to Alquezar or downstream in the Vero to go up on the right at the height of the large overhang (tracks, cairns). A third option would be to wade up the Vero for about 150 m and then take the path that I have already mentioned as an access route to the intermediate entrance from above. The path we took first goes up from the river on a rock ramp, then crosses a small wall above the Chimiachas (wire rope), then crosses the Chimiachas itself and goes up to the top. There, either turn left to Alquezar or, after a short stretch of this path, turn right onto the track that leads to the car north of San Pelegrin.

Chimiachas: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly expanded A-1232 up to Alquezar. There we park our car in the parking lot above the center.
Return: 3 possibilities. Either in the Rio Vero to the Puente Villacantal and from here to Alquezar or downstream in the Vero to go up on the right at the height of the large overhang (tracks, cairns). A third option would be to wade up the Vero for about 150 m and then take the path that I have already mentioned as an access route to the intermediate entrance from above. The path we took first goes up from the river on a rock ramp, then crosses a small wall above the Chimiachas (wire rope), then crosses the Chimiachas itself and goes up to the top. There, either turn left to Alquezar or, after a short stretch of this path, turn right onto the track that leads to the car north of San Pelegrin.

Basender: Canyon Start
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Approach: On a clear path down to the Rio Vero, on the bridge structure to the other bank and left up the slope above the Rio Vero. The path describes a bend to the right and approaches "our" Bco. Over boulders it goes left down to the entry.
Tour: 7 rappel in homogeneous ambience. Visually attractive the last rappel down to the Rio Vero. Through narrow stone corridor it goes forward to the first rappels --> R3 (r.) --> R10 (r.) --> short walking passage --> R4 (r.)(E3 spreading technique) --> short walking passage --> R10 (r.) in narrower canyon section --> walking section --> big hall with rappel point R10 (li.) --> walking passage in nicely hollowed rock vaults --> R10 (r.) --> long walking passage in vegetation-rich terrain --> short rappel R4 (r.) (can also be rappelled) --> short walking passage to the last rappel point R15 (l.) with nice rock vaults --> after a short walking passage you meet the Rio Vero.

Basender: Canyon End
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Return: In Rio Vero upstream to the bridge with dam and then back up to the parking lot.

Basender: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: gleicher Parkplatz wie für Zustieg Rio Vero
Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly expanded A-1232 at the junction at the bridge of the Rio Vero (beyond the bridge Camping Rio Vero) turn right and continue on the A-2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds curvaceously northward. One crosses the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero - bridge) and reaches a few hundred meters further the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. The route continues with many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we pass the parking lot for the access to the Fornocal), after 16.7 km we arrive at the parking lot above the Portiacha. But we continue 1.4 km to the parking lot on the left of the road, where we leave our car.
Return: In Rio Vero upstream to the bridge with dam and then back up to the parking lot.

Portiacha: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car in the direction of SSW to the edge in the channel above the first rappel.
Tour: 2 larger rappels in an impressive setting. In between, another small rappel and a short walking passages.

Portiacha: Canyon End
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Return: Still above the streambed of the Rio Vero, a path crosses along the slope to the north. In the bed of the Rio Vero up to the small dam. Then, keeping to the right, in an arc across the Argatin up to the parking lot.

Portiacha: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly expanded A 1232 at the junction before the bridge of the Rio Vero (righthand side old arch bridge - beyond the bridge Camping Rio Vero) turn right and continue on the A 2205 via Colungo in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds curvaceously northward. One crosses the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero - bridge) and reaches a few hundred meters further the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal. The route continues with many bends. After 15.7 km (from Rio Vero) we pass the parking lot for the access to the Fornocal), after 16.7 km we arrive at the parking lot above the Portiacha (From the road the slope left away to the plateau).
Return: Still above the streambed of the Rio Vero, a path crosses along the slope to the north. In the bed of the Rio Vero up to the small dam. Then, keeping to the right, in an arc across the Argatin up to the parking lot.

Lumos "Canal" : Canyon Start
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Approach: We first follow the track parallel to the tarred road to the south. After 260 m it bends to the southwest. Either here or a few meters before, we leave the track to the right and keep left at the top of the cliff above the basin. There are 2 chutes. We still pass the top of the first canyon branch, but then descend the next chute until the growth stops (entry). It is also possible to descend the first and third chute.
Tour: We walk down the chute to the first rappel (23m). The canyon becomes narrow, descending in heels. Arrived at the bottom of the gorge, we clamp after a short run through the "Oscuros". We pass successively 2 "Sala "s and several more narrows, then comes the running section. Several side canyons come down from the left, finally the somewhat wider one of the Alpan. The canyon now makes a left bend at a right angle. Here (large cairn) we exit up to the right. One could also "take" the following narrow section and climb out and up to the right after this.

Lumos "Canal" : Canyon End
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Return: We reach the ridge above the Bco. and join the path that - starting in Alquezar - now runs up from the Puente Villacantal (Rio Vero). We follow this, finally through some vegetation, up to the track and our car.

Lumos "Canal" : Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Barbastro in the direction of Alquézar. After about 20 km on the newly upgraded A-1232 at the junction before the bridge of the Rio Vero (on the right old arch bridge - beyond the bridge Camping Rio Vero) right up and on the A-2205 via Colungo continue in the direction of Arcusa, Ainsa. The road now winds curvaceously northward. You cross the Bco Palomeras Fornocal (8.1 km from Rio Vero - bridge) and a few hundred meters further you reach the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal (8.7 km from Rio Vero bridge). The route continues with many bends. 4.9 km after the Puente de las Gargantas over the Rio Fornocal - we are in the meantime on the back between the Fornocal basin and that of the Rio Vero - a runway goes off to the left diagonally. Here we park our car on the open space.
Return: We reach the ridge above the Bco. and join the path that - starting in Alquezar - now runs up from the Puente Villacantal (Rio Vero). We follow this, finally through some vegetation, up to the track and our car.

Alpán: Canyon Start
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Approach: We first follow the track parallel to the tarred road to the south. After 260 m it bends to the southwest. Either here or a few meters before, we leave the road to the right and keep to the left at the top of the cliff above the basin. We pass the first two recognizable (!) canyon branches (Lumos I and II) and the next one (Lumos III - left tributary). A longer stretch follows at the edge (cairns). The tracks goes around a rocky outcrop and swings to the south. We descend into the ditch, which is now below us, just before the next rock outcrop. After the rock outcrop, the descent would be into the left side barranco of the Alpan, perhaps already into the next canyon, the Trucho (orientation difficult!).
Tour: 10 rappels, narrows, "sala "s, small pools. Finally we are down in the collector, the lumos coming from the right. In this a few meters down. The canyon now makes a left bend at a right angle. Here (large cairn) we exit up to the right. You could also "take" the following narrow section and climb out and up to the right after this.

Alpán: Canyon End
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Return: We get to the ridge above the Bco. and there we meet the path that - starting in Alquezar - now goes up from the Puente Villacantal (Rio Vero). This we follow, finally through some vegetation, up to the dirt road and our car.

Malpaso: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the west side of the bridge along the orographic right edge of Malpaso up to an orographic right side barranco. Enter the Malpaso via this. Cf.:\n *
Tour: 5 rappel, the last three in the narrows.

Malpaso: Canyon End
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Return: Right under the bridge and after about 50 m right up to the bridge. \However, the ascent of the Malpaso only makes sense as an entry variant into the Barranco de Las Gargantas (Fornocal inferiore).

Fornocal Gargantas: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the west side of the bridge down the slope into the streambed of the Fornocal (this is also the exit of the Fornocal superiore). It is also possible to join the Fornocal (superiore), entry via Sarratanas or Palomeras Flumen or Bco. XAE. The Bco. de XAE can be reached by walking from the (upper) car on the road on the orographic right slope of the Fornocal for about 300 m in a southerly direction. In the XAE you rappel 2 x 25 m into the Fornocal. Access is also possible via the Malpaso to the northwest of the bridge (see there!).
Tour: Nice descent, although not very varied. The first has the honorable task of clearing the cobwebs stretched across the stream. After the bridge, sewage from Colungo flows into the Fornocal.

Fornocal Gargantas: Canyon End
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Return: The exit directly after the bridge is almost impossible without ropes from above. Continue along the stream for about 100 m until you reach a point where you can climb out to the right. From here, return to the bridge to enable others to make the exit using ropes if necessary, see video 2014. From the bridge, head east up to Colungo, especially if you have a car here. Alternatively, head west up to Asque (10 minutes) and from there take the road back to Puente de las Gargantas (another 45 minutes). You can also walk back to the car at the Puente de las Gargantas in the Barranco de las Gargantas itself.

Torre: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the hiking trail PR-TF 58 (Camino del Risco), which starts at the road: * (without conversion) For conversion in the opposite direction on the Camino de la Torre, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7694220 (access from above)
Tour: see photos & web links !

Torre: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the barranco we come across a path that takes us to the water tank and thus to the car.

Torre: Parking at Entry
Comment: Puerto Malo, 725 alt.
Access: From Puerto de la Cruz on the TF-5 about 14 km to the traffic circle where the TF-5 forks. We take the exit onto the coastal highway and drive to Icod at the end of the highway (another 5.3 km). Now we take the TF-42 and drive to Buenavista del Norte (another 14.7 km). From here, continue on the TF-445 to the bridge over "our" stream with the large water tank next to it (2.5 km from the exit of the TF-42). Park our (possibly lower) car here. If you can and want to move with 2 cars (so at ), take the second one up to the Camino (hiking trail) le Torre, see map "Parking lot access".
Return: At the exit of the barranco we come across a path that takes us to the water tank and thus to the car.

Torre: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: auch P Zustieg, falls keine Umsetzung
Access: From Puerto de la Cruz on the TF-5 about 14 km to the traffic circle where the TF-5 forks. We take the exit onto the coastal highway and drive to Icod at the end of the highway (another 5.3 km). Now we take the TF-42 and drive to Buenavista del Norte (another 14.7 km). From here, continue on the TF-445 to the bridge over "our" stream with the large water tank next to it (2.5 km from the exit of the TF-42). Park our (possibly lower) car here. If you can and want to move with 2 cars (so at ), take the second one up to the Camino (hiking trail) le Torre, see map "Parking lot access".
Return: At the exit of the barranco we come across a path that takes us to the water tank and thus to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Canyon Start
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Approach: Return from the car on the tarred road and after about 300 m turn right onto the dirt road that joins at an acute angle. Follow this uphill for around 20 minutes until you reach the large basin, cross it and look for the rest of the hiking trail on the opposite side. After passing the rock faces, the path heads up towards the ridge. It reaches the tarred road (signpost in the opposite direction 'Soria'). Follow this road to the left in a southerly direction for a good 20 minutes until you reach the houses at the dam wall (see 'gpswandern' internet location). Before the houses at the dam wall, descend southwards to the Barranco, but do not enter immediately, but continue along the stream for about 10-20 m above the stream, later on a water pipe, until you can descend - as late as possible - into the streambed.
Tour: First "children's canyon", then a sequence of several (6) partly high rappels into a large rock cauldron. In the upper cauldron you can either rappel orographic left (70 m to the small pool, then 25 m to the large pool, 12 m after the large pool) or right (estimated 50 m to the intermediate belay on the ledge and from there an estimated 45 m to the large pool) The lower cauldron has a height of 70 m and can be broken after about 20 m, but will not be everyone's cup of tea due to the exposed nature of the intermediate belay. Depending on the water flow, the large pool can become a Marmita Trampa (drainage below the water surface!), from which you will have great problems when climbing out.

Caidero de las Ninas: Canyon End
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Return: Down to the road and to the right there to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Parking at Entry
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Access: On the GC_1 from Maspalomas to Arguineguin. After leaving the GC_1 there and driving towards the center of Arguineguin, change at the next exit to the east side of the valley and drive on the GC_505 in the valley of the Barranco Arguineguin northward and up to Soria (670 m a.s.l.).Through Soria and on the tarred little road further about 1.5 km slightly downhill until the road crosses the streambed of the Bco. Above the road the basin with the second high rappel. Here you can leave your car and shuttle to the other side. Either over a slope (for normal cars just still drivable), which leads in extension of our access road up to the GC_605, or back over Soria and up to the Embalse de Cueva de las Niñas, along its northwest slope, until one reaches the road junction at the exit of the reservoir (970 m a.s.l.), where one can approach the dam wall on the tarred road closed with barrier (cf. Internet finding place 'gpswandern').
Return: Down to the road and to the right there to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Parking at Exit
Access: On the GC_1 from Maspalomas to Arguineguin. After leaving the GC_1 there and driving towards the center of Arguineguin, change at the next exit to the east side of the valley and drive on the GC_505 in the valley of the Barranco Arguineguin northward and up to Soria (670 m a.s.l.).Through Soria and on the tarred little road further about 1.5 km slightly downhill until the road crosses the streambed of the Bco. Above the road the basin with the second high rappel. Here you can leave your car and shuttle to the other side. Either over a slope (for normal cars just still drivable), which leads in extension of our access road up to the GC_605, or back over Soria and up to the Embalse de Cueva de las Niñas, along its northwest slope, until one reaches the road junction at the exit of the reservoir (970 m a.s.l.), where one can approach the dam wall on the tarred road closed with barrier (cf. Internet finding place 'gpswandern').
Return: Down to the road and to the right there to the car.

Caidero de las Ninas: Waypoint
Comment: bis dahin auf der Wasserleitung
Approach: Return from the car on the tarred road and after about 300 m turn right onto the dirt road that joins at an acute angle. Follow this uphill for around 20 minutes until you reach the large basin, cross it and look for the rest of the hiking trail on the opposite side. After passing the rock faces, the path heads up towards the ridge. It reaches the tarred road (signpost in the opposite direction 'Soria'). Follow this road to the left in a southerly direction for a good 20 minutes until you reach the houses at the dam wall (see 'gpswandern' internet location). Before the houses at the dam wall, descend southwards to the Barranco, but do not enter immediately, but continue along the stream for about 10-20 m above the stream, later on a water pipe, until you can descend - as late as possible - into the streambed.

Caidero de las Ninas: Waypoint1
Comment: Start des Zustiegs zu Fuß
Approach: Return from the car on the tarred road and after about 300 m turn right onto the dirt road that joins at an acute angle. Follow this uphill for around 20 minutes until you reach the large basin, cross it and look for the rest of the hiking trail on the opposite side. After passing the rock faces, the path heads up towards the ridge. It reaches the tarred road (signpost in the opposite direction 'Soria'). Follow this road to the left in a southerly direction for a good 20 minutes until you reach the houses at the dam wall (see 'gpswandern' internet location). Before the houses at the dam wall, descend southwards to the Barranco, but do not enter immediately, but continue along the stream for about 10-20 m above the stream, later on a water pipe, until you can descend - as late as possible - into the streambed.

Caidero de las Ninas: Waypoint2
Comment: hier vom Fußweg hinauf zur Straße und auf dieser links zum Einstieg

Infierno: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the slope downhill a few meters to the south, then take the hiking trail on the right that leads to the entry. See: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=13452402
Tour: 12 rappels in 3 groups connected by longer runs. First in a somewhat incised chute, the second group in the cauldron (transfer left on the edge before the final rappel), the third group starting with the 110 m rappel, which is broken about halfway up via a hanging relay. With a little skill, you can avoid a dip in the pool below. Then the final abseil to the path. Keep as close to the water as possible at the blackberry piton.

Infierno: Canyon End
Return: On the footpath from the foot of the last waterfall out to Adejo, where you then idR. have to climb over the fence.

San Joaquin: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car down the terraced slope in a northerly direction to the clearly visible first rappel in the barranco.
Tour: The basalt rose over which you rappel (2nd rappel) is attractive. The 40m rappel can be broken after about 20m on a comfortable intermediate belay.

San Joaquin: Canyon End
Return: After passing under the highway in the barranco, left on trail tracks or dirt road slightly uphill to the large paved plaza south of Los Roques where the lower vehicle is parked.

San Joaquin: Parking at Entry
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit 23 to the TF1 highway and follow it in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) (park the first vehicle in San Roques by the sea, if you have two available. With the other one - on the TF 620 - 6 km uphill to Fasnia. In the village turn left on the crossing TF 28, in southwestern direction out of the village, after about 300 one comes on the Puente de los Tres Ojos; over the Barranco San Joaquin (here misleadingly other designation) and turns after another 50 m left down to the ruin of the church San Joaquin. Pass it on the left and turn left about 30 m further on. After another 30 m (after the exit of the road) park the car on the right.
Return: After passing under the highway in the barranco, left on trail tracks or dirt road slightly uphill to the large paved plaza south of Los Roques where the lower vehicle is parked.

San Joaquin: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit 23 to the TF1 highway and follow it in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) (park the first vehicle in San Roques by the sea, if you have two available. With the other one - on the TF 620 - 6 km uphill to Fasnia. In the village turn left on the crossing TF 28, in southwestern direction out of the village, after about 300 one comes on the Puente de los Tres Ojos; over the Barranco San Joaquin (here misleadingly other designation) and turns after another 50 m left down to the ruin of the church San Joaquin. Pass it on the left and turn left about 30 m further on. After another 30 m (after the exit of the road) park the car on the right.
Return: After passing under the highway in the barranco, left on trail tracks or dirt road slightly uphill to the large paved plaza south of Los Roques where the lower vehicle is parked.

Barranco de las Palmas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car parked at the junction - P1 - you can of course follow the 4x4 track described in more detail above to its exit.however, a modified access is recommended. To do this, we follow the dirt road used until the parking place - P1 - straight on; it rises continuously above the Bco. de Tirajana, located on the lower right. The track crosses a small ditch at about 460 meters above sea level, on the opposite slope there is an uninhabited house (up to here access is possible). Here we climb on the orographic right side of the ditch up to the saddle below the already mentioned rock tower ('Degollada de Mojón'). Here we meet the four-wheel drive track that was described above as the access road. From here we reach the streambed (650 m a.s.l.) at a wide dam wall (?) with a small reed pond behind it.
Tour: 5 Rappels. If necessary, the swimming pump before (our) exit can be bypassed on the left above.

Barranco de las Palmas: Canyon End
Comment: sans navette sortir devant la fin de canyon (descente)
Return: Either to the exit of the canyon (if the vehicle is parked there) or - recommended and described here - after the first narrow passage (with swimming pool - Jan. 2009), which can be found about 1 km (boulder entanglement) below the high rappel, up the ditch descending from the orographic left to the rock tower ('Mojón') and then beyond down the ascent path back to the car.

Barranco de las Palmas: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: avec 4x4 navette possible (descente)
Access: We leave the highway GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) at El Doctoral (exit 30/32) and take the GC_105 for 3.5 km northward to Aldea Blanca. Upon reaching the village, we keep right uphill to the end of the village (highest part of the village). Here, to the north, somewhat separated from the village, we can see a large masonry box, the soccer stadium. From the tarred road running east-west at the northern edge of the village, we follow the signpost 'Gallego los Sitios' to an inconspicuous dirt road, which we follow (at a distance of about 50 m to the left, past the soccer stadium) for about 300 m in a NNW direction (270 m above sea level) - P1. There an even more inconspicuous track branches off to the left, which first leads in a southeasterly direction around the slope and then in long serpentines up to the ridge (approx. 2.2 km after the junction, 460 m a.s.l.). Now it moves northward on the ridge between the Bco. de Tirajana (lower right) and the Bco. de las Palmas (lower left). After passing a rock tower (Mojón), it rises again sharply and we reach a ruined house at the end of the path (about 4.7 km after the turnoff, 720 m a.s.l.), the starting point for the entry into the Bco. de Tirajana. - P3.this track is only passable with an off-road vehicle from the exit and even then not unproblematic.so that this ascent makes sense, a second off-road vehicle is to be parked at the end of the barranco. This end point is reached by turning left 1.6 km after leaving GC_1 from GC_105 onto a track that first leads between walled and covered fruit orchards, later passing between some houses ('La Florida', approx. 2.2 km from junction GC_105), to then climb slightly northwards about 300 m further into the Bco. de las Palmas that ends here. You pass a homestead with large tanks and park the jeep when there is no more usable track to find. If necessary, you can get to the homestead with a normal car - P2.After the experience made, however, it is recommended to park the only vehicle necessary for the tour where the four-wheel drive road (300 m NNW of the village) branches off to the left of the original track - P1 (from here the access is described).
Return: Either to the exit of the canyon (if the vehicle is parked there) or - recommended and described here - after the first narrow passage (with swimming pool - Jan. 2009), which can be found about 1 km (boulder entanglement) below the high rappel, up the ditch descending from the orographic left to the rock tower ('Mojón') and then beyond down the ascent path back to the car.

Barranco de las Palmas: Waypoint
Comment: piste au-dessous de "Mojons" (descente)
Approach: From the car parked at the junction - P1 - you can of course follow the 4x4 track described in more detail above to its exit.however, a modified access is recommended. To do this, we follow the dirt road used until the parking place - P1 - straight on; it rises continuously above the Bco. de Tirajana, located on the lower right. The track crosses a small ditch at about 460 meters above sea level, on the opposite slope there is an uninhabited house (up to here access is possible). Here we climb on the orographic right side of the ditch up to the saddle below the already mentioned rock tower ('Degollada de Mojón'). Here we meet the four-wheel drive track that was described above as the access road. From here we reach the streambed (650 m a.s.l.) at a wide dam wall (?) with a small reed pond behind it.

Barranco de las Palmas: Waypoint1
Comment: de là monter de là sans sentier, peutêtre jusqu\'à là avec voiture (descente)
Approach: From the car parked at the junction - P1 - you can of course follow the 4x4 track described in more detail above to its exit.however, a modified access is recommended. To do this, we follow the dirt road used until the parking place - P1 - straight on; it rises continuously above the Bco. de Tirajana, located on the lower right. The track crosses a small ditch at about 460 meters above sea level, on the opposite slope there is an uninhabited house (up to here access is possible). Here we climb on the orographic right side of the ditch up to the saddle below the already mentioned rock tower ('Degollada de Mojón'). Here we meet the four-wheel drive track that was described above as the access road. From here we reach the streambed (650 m a.s.l.) at a wide dam wall (?) with a small reed pond behind it.

Barranco de las Palmas: Parking at Entry
Comment: parking amont pour 4x4 (descente)
Access: We leave the highway GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) at El Doctoral (exit 30/32) and take the GC_105 for 3.5 km northward to Aldea Blanca. Upon reaching the village, we keep right uphill to the end of the village (highest part of the village). Here, to the north, somewhat separated from the village, we can see a large masonry box, the soccer stadium. From the tarred road running east-west at the northern edge of the village, we follow the signpost 'Gallego los Sitios' to an inconspicuous dirt road, which we follow (at a distance of about 50 m to the left, past the soccer stadium) for about 300 m in a NNW direction (270 m above sea level) - P1. There an even more inconspicuous track branches off to the left, which first leads in a southeasterly direction around the slope and then in long serpentines up to the ridge (approx. 2.2 km after the junction, 460 m a.s.l.). Now it moves northward on the ridge between the Bco. de Tirajana (lower right) and the Bco. de las Palmas (lower left). After passing a rock tower (Mojón), it rises again sharply and we reach a ruined house at the end of the path (about 4.7 km after the turnoff, 720 m a.s.l.), the starting point for the entry into the Bco. de Tirajana. - P3.this track is only passable with an off-road vehicle from the exit and even then not unproblematic.so that this ascent makes sense, a second off-road vehicle is to be parked at the end of the barranco. This end point is reached by turning left 1.6 km after leaving GC_1 from GC_105 onto a track that first leads between walled and covered fruit orchards, later passing between some houses ('La Florida', approx. 2.2 km from junction GC_105), to then climb slightly northwards about 300 m further into the Bco. de las Palmas that ends here. You pass a homestead with large tanks and park the jeep when there is no more usable track to find. If necessary, you can get to the homestead with a normal car - P2.After the experience made, however, it is recommended to park the only vehicle necessary for the tour where the four-wheel drive road (300 m NNW of the village) branches off to the left of the original track - P1 (from here the access is described).
Return: Either to the exit of the canyon (if the vehicle is parked there) or - recommended and described here - after the first narrow passage (with swimming pool - Jan. 2009), which can be found about 1 km (boulder entanglement) below the high rappel, up the ditch descending from the orographic left to the rock tower ('Mojón') and then beyond down the ascent path back to the car.

Barranco de las Palmas: Parking at Exit
Comment: parking aval pour 4x4 (descente)
Access: We leave the highway GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) at El Doctoral (exit 30/32) and take the GC_105 for 3.5 km northward to Aldea Blanca. Upon reaching the village, we keep right uphill to the end of the village (highest part of the village). Here, to the north, somewhat separated from the village, we can see a large masonry box, the soccer stadium. From the tarred road running east-west at the northern edge of the village, we follow the signpost 'Gallego los Sitios' to an inconspicuous dirt road, which we follow (at a distance of about 50 m to the left, past the soccer stadium) for about 300 m in a NNW direction (270 m above sea level) - P1. There an even more inconspicuous track branches off to the left, which first leads in a southeasterly direction around the slope and then in long serpentines up to the ridge (approx. 2.2 km after the junction, 460 m a.s.l.). Now it moves northward on the ridge between the Bco. de Tirajana (lower right) and the Bco. de las Palmas (lower left). After passing a rock tower (Mojón), it rises again sharply and we reach a ruined house at the end of the path (about 4.7 km after the turnoff, 720 m a.s.l.), the starting point for the entry into the Bco. de Tirajana. - P3.this track is only passable with an off-road vehicle from the exit and even then not unproblematic.so that this ascent makes sense, a second off-road vehicle is to be parked at the end of the barranco. This end point is reached by turning left 1.6 km after leaving GC_1 from GC_105 onto a track that first leads between walled and covered fruit orchards, later passing between some houses ('La Florida', approx. 2.2 km from junction GC_105), to then climb slightly northwards about 300 m further into the Bco. de las Palmas that ends here. You pass a homestead with large tanks and park the jeep when there is no more usable track to find. If necessary, you can get to the homestead with a normal car - P2.After the experience made, however, it is recommended to park the only vehicle necessary for the tour where the four-wheel drive road (300 m NNW of the village) branches off to the left of the original track - P1 (from here the access is described).

Barranco de las Palmas: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: fin du canyon pour 4x4 - acces (descente)

Horno: Canyon Start
Approach: We climb the ridge on the orographic right side of the Bco. pathless (up to about 360 m a.s.l.). Then we cross under the rock bar about 150 m to the left (in southern direction) and look for a suitable ascent possibility to overcome the rock bar. At the top, we go north again until we reach the bed of the barranco.
Tour: 9 vertical and mostly quite airy rappel.

Horno: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel (8 m) about 150 m out to the right to the car.

Mocanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Beyond the barranco we climb the path continuously. We pass a saddle and arrive at the houses, where we are greeted by the fierce barking of dogs (Jan. 2009; up to here about 4.5 km). We continue along the track, ignoring a forest path leading into the Bco. on the right, and finally come out of the sparse pine forest into a high valley (approx. 1210 m a.s.l. - 6.5 km from the parking lot). Here we descend an indistinct path to the streambed and immediately encounter the first rappel.
Tour: 9 rappel. The remarkable thing about this Bco. in basalt rock is its bright green color (see photos) the canyon has several parts with the following names (from top to bottom): Canada de Botija - Bco. del Chorro - Bco. de los Mocanes

Mocanes: Canyon End
Return: About 100 m after the last wide 8 m drop, which you bypass to the right - for lack of anchors - you meet a large boulder. Under this, a water pipe leads along, which you follow (somewhat herbaceous), until you can go down on the broad ridge orographic. left of the barranco a - partly indistinct - path. Subsequently, one meets a little road that leads us directly to the car.

Mocanes: Parking at Entry
Comment: avec 4x4 voiture (descente)
Access: From the GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) we turn off onto the GC_10 to Telde, which is also a 4-lane road. We drive through Telde on this road to its exit. Here we turn left onto the GC_41, come to Valsequillo and continue to Las Vegas. After this town, the GC_10 turns northwest. About 200 m after this right turn, we turn left onto a small paved road. After another 300 m, we reach the Bco. de los Mocanes and park the car in a small bay just before the streambed. With a four-wheel drive vehicle, you could drive up the access described below to the point where you descend into the streambed at the top.
Return: About 100 m after the last wide 8 m drop, which you bypass to the right - for lack of anchors - you meet a large boulder. Under this, a water pipe leads along, which you follow (somewhat herbaceous), until you can go down on the broad ridge orographic. left of the barranco a - partly indistinct - path. Subsequently, one meets a little road that leads us directly to the car.

Mocanes: Parking at Exit
Access: From the GC_1 (Las Palmas - Maspalomas) we turn off onto the GC_10 to Telde, which is also a 4-lane road. We drive through Telde on this road to its exit. Here we turn left onto the GC_41, come to Valsequillo and continue to Las Vegas. After this town, the GC_10 turns northwest. About 200 m after this right turn, we turn left onto a small paved road. After another 300 m, we reach the Bco. de los Mocanes and park the car in a small bay just before the streambed. With a four-wheel drive vehicle, you could drive up the access described below to the point where you descend into the streambed at the top.
Return: About 100 m after the last wide 8 m drop, which you bypass to the right - for lack of anchors - you meet a large boulder. Under this, a water pipe leads along, which you follow (somewhat herbaceous), until you can go down on the broad ridge orographic. left of the barranco a - partly indistinct - path. Subsequently, one meets a little road that leads us directly to the car.

L'Infern (Valencia): Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the trail 'PR-V147', which first descends in a southwesterly direction, then making a wide arc to the north, to the spring fountain 'Font del Reinos'. Then it descends westward into the canyon of the Riu Girona (waypoint 38.788864, -0.136900 - 290 m a.s.l.). From here it is about 15 min. to the beginning of the Infern.
Tour: Up to 12 rappel; Partly difficult to go around the marmitas trampas or climb out of them.

L'Infern (Valencia): Canyon End
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Return: After the half-cave 'Cova Santa' and the exit of the technical-sporty part, we continue for about 30 minutes in the bed of the Rio Girona (keeping left at a fork). Then we reach the place where the path that descends from Fleix on the right slope in precise serpentines crosses the riverbed (180 m above sea level). We follow the path up the left slope until we reach the road again at the height. On it a few hundred meters and we are back at the signpost and the nearby car.

L'Infern (Valencia): Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: After the A 7 has crossed the N 340, which is also a freeway, in the south of Valencia, we stay on the A 7 for another 62 km until we reach exit 61. Here we turn off onto the N 332 and continue for about 3 km to Oliva. From here, continue south on the CV 715 to Pego. From there, take the CV 712 in the direction of Vall d'Ebo. About 8 km after Pego we reach a plateau. Turn left at the replica of a windmill and continue for about 6 km (alternating between dirt road and tarred road) until you reach some houses on the right of the road. At the second junction of a tarred road to the west there is a signpost for hiking trails. Here we turn right, following the signpost 'PR-V147' and park the car in the open area in front of the houses (505 m above sea level).
Return: After the half-cave 'Cova Santa' and the exit of the technical-sporty part, we continue for about 30 minutes in the bed of the Rio Girona (keeping left at a fork). Then we reach the place where the path that descends from Fleix on the right slope in precise serpentines crosses the riverbed (180 m above sea level). We follow the path up the left slope until we reach the road again at the height. On it a few hundred meters and we are back at the signpost and the nearby car.

Duraton: Canyon Start
Approach: On said dirt road a few hundred meters, then you can already see the main cascades. Before the path reaches the cascades, follow the orographic tracks on the left slope upwards, bypassing the rocky outcrop at the edge of the cascade and descending in a northwesterly direction to the streambed.
Tour: 5 rappel, see photos

Duraton: Canyon End
Return: After the last cascade, go out to the left onto the dirt road and back to the car.

Duraton: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Madrid on the N1/E5 92 km northward or from Burgos also on the N1/E5 145 km southward, until you reach the Puerto de Somosierra. From here, enter the village of Somosierra. At the northern edge of the village, the old pass road - now a dead end - goes downhill. After about 200 m, a dirt road leads away from the old pass road to the right in an easterly direction. Park your car here.
Return: After the last cascade, go out to the left onto the dirt road and back to the car.

Nava: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car up the slope, it takes about 20 minutes to reach a green iron gate that blocks the path (1325 m above sea level). Continue on a hiking trail that leads south into the valley, where the canyon awaits us at the head of the valley. In 1 hour from Eisengatter you pass 2 alpine pastures and after crossing the stream you reach a large rock block with a cross and statue of the Virgin Mary (1540 m above sea level) - the exit area. Continue uphill in serpentines for about 70 minutes until you can cross to the right into the streambed at 1830 m above sea level. If we want to approach the canyon from above, we continue uphill until we can easily descend to the stream below the dam wall.
Tour: 18 rappel, see photos and video

Nava: Canyon End
Return: At about the height of the rock block with the cross and statue of the Virgin Mary on the right, exit onto the hiking trail and return the way you came.

Nava: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: auf etwa 1830m Höhe
Access: From the provincial capital of Avila, which is well worth seeing, take the N 110 in the (south-westerly) direction of Plasenica. After 81 km you reach El Barco de Avila, drive past the village across the river, continue on the N 110, then turn left after approx. 4 km and drive via Navatejares (!) to Nava del Barco (approx. 11 km from the turn-off from the N 110). In Nava del Barco, head for the south-western end of the town and drive south on the tarred road (Umbrias). Soon turn left at a stone cross. You come to a fork in the tarred road with a large information board. Pass in front of the information board on the left and then turn left up the concrete slope. At the top, follow the forest road in roughly the same direction. Ignore a turn-off to the left downhill. This brings you to a bridge - Puente de las Juntas - before a steep ascent on a deteriorating track. Park your car on the right before the bridge (1165 m above sea level).
Return: At about the height of the rock block with the cross and statue of the Virgin Mary on the right, exit onto the hiking trail and return the way you came.

Nava: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the provincial capital of Avila, which is well worth seeing, take the N 110 in the (south-westerly) direction of Plasenica. After 81 km you reach El Barco de Avila, drive past the village across the river, continue on the N 110, then turn left after approx. 4 km and drive via Navatejares (!) to Nava del Barco (approx. 11 km from the turn-off from the N 110). In Nava del Barco, head for the south-western end of the town and drive south on the tarred road (Umbrias). Soon turn left at a stone cross. You come to a fork in the tarred road with a large information board. Pass in front of the information board on the left and then turn left up the concrete slope. At the top, follow the forest road in roughly the same direction. Ignore a turn-off to the left downhill. This brings you to a bridge - Puente de las Juntas - before a steep ascent on a deteriorating track. Park your car on the right before the bridge (1165 m above sea level).
Return: At about the height of the rock block with the cross and statue of the Virgin Mary on the right, exit onto the hiking trail and return the way you came.

Gorja de la Fou: Canyon Start
Approach: We now continue up the slope on foot. After about 5.6 km we come to a water basin. Here we head south between the pine trees directly into the barranco. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=6951563 It is also possible to enter the Barranc del Retaule beforehand, cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=8826379 Access via the Bco. Cireres is also possible (see there).
Tour: 13 rappels; first running and downclimbing in the Barranc de la Carrasca, then the Barranc des Cirerers enters from the right, it gets narrower and the rappels begin. Where the canyon opens up again, a longer running section follows before we tackle the final section. Before this final section, you can exit to the left onto a path that leads down to the slope.

Gorja de la Fou: Canyon End
Return: Back on the slope we are at the car in a few minutes.

Gorja de la Fou: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 (Autopista de la Mediterrania) on the way from Tarragona towards Valencia about 23 km after crossing the Ebro at exit 43 - Vinaròs. After leaving the highway, take the N-238 towards Vinaròs for about 2 km, but then turn right and take the CV-11 towards La Senia. We pass El Castel and arrive at La Senia (about 18.8 km from the highway exit). From La Senia, continue on the CV-105 to the Pantà de Ulldecona reservoir (about 7.5 km from the center of La Senia). We drive over an arm of the reservoir and turn right immediately after the bridge onto a dirt road. First we ride along the reservoir, then we cross the river on its eastern bank and stay right at the next fork. Continue on the main path along the Barranc de la Fou until you reach a parking lot with information boards on the banks of the stream (10.3 km from the bridge over the reservoir). We park our car here. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522177
Return: Back on the slope we are at the car in a few minutes.

Regatxol: Canyon Start
Approach: We now walk/ride as this slope and always follow the "main path", initially roughly horizontally in a northerly direction, then downhill in a westerly direction. At the double serpentine, the Salt de Cabrit (25 m) can be found righthand side in the streambed, which is secured and can be approached from the slope. Further along the slope, we see the Ragatxol disappearing between the rocks on the right (4.3 km from the junction). Here we enter the streambed and continue to the narrowing. Access from Tortosa (east): * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2210907 Access from Beceite (from the north):\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=10589202\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2810706
Tour: First a few rappel jumps, then the big rappel in the Kethedrale. Depending on the water level, the rappel height here can vary between 45m and 55m. Afterwards, a bit of walking and a few more gum hops, then we are already at the exit of the tour.

Regatxol: Canyon End
Return: At the cairn, take the path on the left up to the slope and on this left to the car. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632534\n * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632534

Paridora: Canyon Start
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Approach: Where the slope crosses the dry stream, which is barely recognizable as such. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2499551
Tour: Varied descent with at least one "forced pit". Towards the exit there are several exit options onto the mountain path, exit on this after the final 34m rappel * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2640157

Paridora: Canyon End
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Return: Follow the path upwards, if in doubt keep left (close to the stream). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7191843

Vall Figuera: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the "GR-7.6" in the direction of Paüls, Mas de Barberans and Toscà. It initially runs along the right-hand slope of Vall Figuera, later turning left and reaching the bottom of the valley of Vall Figuera (entry). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632430 An alternative - better - access is via the Ximenot side canyon (see there)
Tour: Not very attractive at the beginning, longer running sections, successive rappels. Only at the confluence of the Ximenot (650 m above sea level) does the descent become more attractive. At a Marmita Trampa we are challenged once again. The canyon opens up (approx. 550 m above sea level) and we follow the tracks down the right-hand side of the valley. We see an inconspicuous iron signpost on the ground.

Vall Figuera: Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: départ par Raco del Salt de Ximenot (descente)
Approach: We take the "GR-7.6" in the direction of Paüls, Mas de Barberans and Toscà. It initially runs along the right-hand slope of Vall Figuera, later turning left and reaching the bottom of the valley of Vall Figuera (entry). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632430 An alternative - better - access is via the Ximenot side canyon (see there)
Tour: Not very attractive at the beginning, longer running sections, successive rappels. Only at the confluence of the Ximenot (650 m above sea level) does the descent become more attractive. At a Marmita Trampa we are challenged once again. The canyon opens up (approx. 550 m above sea level) and we follow the tracks down the right-hand side of the valley. We see an inconspicuous iron signpost on the ground.

Vall Figuera: Alternative Canyon Start1
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Comment: Vallfiguera direct depuis le GR171 (descente)
Approach: We take the "GR-7.6" in the direction of Paüls, Mas de Barberans and Toscà. It initially runs along the right-hand slope of Vall Figuera, later turning left and reaching the bottom of the valley of Vall Figuera (entry). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632430 An alternative - better - access is via the Ximenot side canyon (see there)
Tour: Not very attractive at the beginning, longer running sections, successive rappels. Only at the confluence of the Ximenot (650 m above sea level) does the descent become more attractive. At a Marmita Trampa we are challenged once again. The canyon opens up (approx. 550 m above sea level) and we follow the tracks down the right-hand side of the valley. We see an inconspicuous iron signpost on the ground.

Vall Figuera: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Sortie pour sentier de retour vers le haut (descente)
Return: Here there are 2 options for the way back. Once down and out of the valley. This is long, tiring and requires a second car at the exit of Vall Figuera. It is better to return to the car at the top. To do this, we first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, rejoin the GR 7.6 and follow it back up to the car.cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513\n

Vall Figuera: Waypoint
Comment: pour descendre par une piste du bas vers parking aval (Alti 450m) (descente)

Vall Figuera: Waypoint1
Comment: longue marche par la piste (descente)

Vall Figuera: Parking at Entry
Comment: alternative : navette possible (descente)
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). In the town, we continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. \At the large square "Plaça de la Corona d'Aragó" - before reaching the shopping center on the right - we turn left into Av. Ports Tortosa-Beseit. First we drive via Roquetes, then take the Cami de Caro in many hairpin bends up into the high valley at the foot of Monte Caro - 19.6 km from Tortosa. Where the road branches off here, we do not take the road on the left up to Monte Caro, but keep to the right. After 170 m, turn right again and drive in a slight right-hand bend until the road bends to the left again. Here we park our car (1070 m above sea level). Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2522201 Integral, but alternative starting point: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11659547
Return: Here there are 2 options for the way back. Once down and out of the valley. This is long, tiring and requires a second car at the exit of Vall Figuera. It is better to return to the car at the top. To do this, we first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, rejoin the GR 7.6 and follow it back up to the car.cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513\n

Vall Figuera: Waypoint2
Comment: Départ de la piste vers le parking du bas (altitude 435m) (descente)

Vall Figuera: Canyon End
Comment: sortie vers "CARO" (descente)
Return: Here there are 2 options for the way back. Once down and out of the valley. This is long, tiring and requires a second car at the exit of Vall Figuera. It is better to return to the car at the top. To do this, we first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, rejoin the GR 7.6 and follow it back up to the car.cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513\n

Vall Figuera: Waypoint3
Comment: monter le couloir raide (descente)

Comment: confluence de Ximenot et Vallfiguera (descente)

Salt de Ximenot: Canyon Start
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Approach: The Salt del Ximenot has 2 branches. In the left one we find a 60m rappel. This is also specially regulated. We take the other, short one and follow the slope through the forest. After emerging from the wakld, we head into the right-hand ditch (NE) and follow it down to the first rappel (20 m clamping block)
Tour: 2 rappels, then the main canyon (with the C 60) comes from the left, we cross a path and after some downclimbing we come to the R 45. Then we cross a path again (our way back) and after 3 more rappels we descend into the Vall Figuera. In Vall Figuera we walk to its exit (see description there).

Salt de Ximenot: Canyon End
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Return: Like Vall Figuera: At the iron signpost on the ground, first climb steeply up to the right. Then we cross the Barranco Ximenot, come to the GR 7.6 and over it up to the road. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3632513 ( 01h 30' ) Follow the main road for about 1 km in a northerly direction to the car.

Penyagalera: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the signposts through the river to the northern bank and follow the well-marked path uphill. After about 50 minutes we come to a first saddle. We cross a rock bar and come to another saddle. We continue to follow the yellow-white or yellow markings. We now walk along the orographic right edge of a wide hollow. At a suitable point we descend on sight into this barranco. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=11363047
Tour: We come to the first 3 rappels, then a side barranco comes from the left. The route now descends in gulps until the next rappel, now already in a narrow barranco. This is followed by a run in the canyon, which is now open again, a few more rappels and then the highlight. We first abseil 12 m into the huge cauldron below us to a vertical belay on a ledge. This is followed by the 45 m rappel in the "Gran Circo". After 2 more rappels we are at the bottom.

Penyagalera: Canyon End
Return: We walk downstream, enter the streambed of the Río Ulldemó and walk in it until we reach the car.

Penyagalera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We start in Valderrobres on the bridge over the Río Matarraña. First we drive west on the A-231 for about 500 m in the direction of Horta de San Joan, then we turn off at the large traffic circle onto the A-2412 and now drive south. After 6.2 km we arrive at Beceite. Here we follow the signs "La Pesquera" or the Camino of the same name and arrive on a dirt road in the valley of the Río Ulldemó.\nAfter 3.1 km (from the center of Beceite) we arrive directly at the river at the signpost "PR-TE 151 Peñagalera" to a small parking bay, where we park our car.
Return: We walk downstream, enter the streambed of the Río Ulldemó and walk in it until we reach the car.

Barranc de la Vall d' Uixo II: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately on the right, before the water reservoir, head north into the right-hand Canal D'Ulleres/Vall d'Uixó I (signpost). Cf. * and * But we continue along the track. It initially heads south, then after crossing a stream it walks northwest. Later it bends again towards the southwest. Immediately afterwards, as the path begins to descend again, we descend to the right into the streambed. Cf: * http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=2534274
Tour: First part (about 1/4 length) narrow, in grown rock, some - filled - pools; then (after joining the right Canal Uixo I) open streambed with plenty of water after a karst spring emerges.

Barranc de la Vall d' Uixo II: Canyon End
Return: Where the stream meets the slope below the road at a perpendicular angle, out to the (lower) car.

Barranc de la Vall d' Uixo II: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We leave the AP-7 - Autopista del Mediteráneo, Tarragona to Valencia - shortly before reaching the Ebro and take the C-12 northwards to Tortosa (not quite 20 km to the town center). Once in the town, continue north on the C-12 towards Lleida. About 3 km after the town of Xerta (and 14.5 km after Tortosa town center), turn left onto the N-230b towards Gandesa. After another 7.2 km, turn left again onto the T-333 towards Valderrobres. Not quite 14 km after the last junction, we come to a T-junction where the T-334 turns off to the right in a northerly direction towards Horta de Sant Joan. However, we continue on the T-333 for another 270 m before turning left onto the road heading south towards the mountains (El Port). After 9.6 km (from T-333) we come to a kind of picnic area. About 1 km further on, we see "our" stream coming from the right. Here - immediately before the start of the ascent - we park our car, possibly the lower one. With the second car (if the condition of the slope allows it) or on foot, we now ascend the slope. We reach a saddle at an altitude of around 870 m and drive/walk down the other side. We come to a water reservoir and park our car here.
Return: Where the stream meets the slope below the road at a perpendicular angle, out to the (lower) car.

Gravet: Canyon Start
2023-07-01: All levels ok. At the beginning water flow, which then fails in the course of the descent. The way up is a real clear climb, so do not follow any tracks prematurely right up!
Approach: From the parking area, continue eastwards down the slope and soon you will be looking at a cauldron of imposing rocky outcrops ('Guillerias') up to 100 m high.You now cross the Rio de Rupit again - here begins the canyon Salt de Sallent de Rupit down to the right - and continue to follow the slope until a path on the right leads down to the entry into the Gravet. A little later you reach the streambed of the Ravet with the first rappel point.
Tour: Short canyon with a beautiful 30 m rappel (5 rappels in total) in a magnificent setting. If water flows at the beginning, it may soon seep away.

Gravet: Canyon End
2023-07-01: All levels ok. At the beginning water flow, which then fails in the course of the descent. The way up is a real clear climb, so do not follow any tracks prematurely right up!
Return: After the last abseiling point with a larger pool, work your way down through boulders for another 50 m until you come to a path that crosses the stream (cairn on a larger boulder). Follow the path to the right (westwards) and continue along it under the rock faces until the entire path, clearly recognizable by the paving, leads in serpentines up to the plateau (approx. 25 min. to here). From here it is about 10 minutes back to the car.

Gravet: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-07-01: All levels ok. At the beginning water flow, which then fails in the course of the descent. The way up is a real clear climb, so do not follow any tracks prematurely right up!
Comment: die letzten 150m auf Piste
Access: Coming from France (Perpignan) on the A-7 highway, leave it at the Figueres (Nord) exit and drive through the city onto the N-260 towards Olot, Ripoll, and at Olot turn onto the C-152, later the C-153 towards Vic. At first the road is flat, later it climbs steeply and after about 30 km (from Olot) you reach the turn-off (left = south) to Rupit. There is a large parking lot before Rupit. Turn right here, drive over the bridge (the river is the Rio or Riera de Rupit) and slowly descend on the road (approx. 2 km) until you come to a large plateau on the left, where it makes sense to park the car if you do not have a four-wheel drive vehicle.
Return: After the last abseiling point with a larger pool, work your way down through boulders for another 50 m until you come to a path that crosses the stream (cairn on a larger boulder). Follow the path to the right (westwards) and continue along it under the rock faces until the entire path, clearly recognizable by the paving, leads in serpentines up to the plateau (approx. 25 min. to here). From here it is about 10 minutes back to the car.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot, continue up the slope to the large gravel area above the dam wall, where two streams flow together. The orographic stream on the left is the Rio Verde. Cross the stream above the dam wall, enter the valley of the Rio Verde, cross the Rio Verde immediately afterwards to the right bank and find a wide path that leads upstream. After about 200 m, it crosses the Rio Verde on a suspension bridge, climbs up the opposite bank and then continues horizontally high above the canyon. Passing viewing platforms, the path leads back down to the stream, almost unrecognizably upstream along the left bank, then crosses the stream three more times, twice in fords, continuing up the valley on the right bank. Now the path turns away from the stream and climbs up to the left in a basin. After about 20 minutes, you reach a horizontal, almost completely overgrown track, which you follow to the right. Soon you will see the waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes in front of you and the path descends steadily to the stream. An entry point is possible here. For a rewarding longer tour, cross the stream and take the wide path on the opposite bank, which flattens out a little after a leftward haipin bend. Continue upstream on this path, past the striking waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes opposite, until a path branches off to the left. Continue straight ahead on this path until it crosses the now somewhat thinner stream. This is the alternative entry point to the last part of the Barranco Chortal, which then flows into the Rio Verde (Chorreras). It is forbidden to enter the Chortal above this entry point.
Tour: 7 rappels. Beautiful, not very high tufa waterfalls. Several possible jumps, some "delicate" slides. At the first suspension bridge seen from the access, jumps of 7-14 m into a deep pool are possible. The 14 m jump is located to the right of the orographic path leading up to the left.

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Return: After the narrow 12 m waterfall, you can see the path on which we climbed the side valley to the slope during the access. After a few pools return to the access path or continue in the streambed to the first suspension bridge seen from below. Here from the streambed to the right up on the path.

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Comment: Zustieg über Rio Chortales
Approach: From the parking lot, continue up the slope to the large gravel area above the dam wall, where two streams flow together. The orographic stream on the left is the Rio Verde. Cross the stream above the dam wall, enter the valley of the Rio Verde, cross the Rio Verde immediately afterwards to the right bank and find a wide path that leads upstream. After about 200 m, it crosses the Rio Verde on a suspension bridge, climbs up the opposite bank and then continues horizontally high above the canyon. Passing viewing platforms, the path leads back down to the stream, almost unrecognizably upstream along the left bank, then crosses the stream three more times, twice in fords, continuing up the valley on the right bank. Now the path turns away from the stream and climbs up to the left in a basin. After about 20 minutes, you reach a horizontal, almost completely overgrown track, which you follow to the right. Soon you will see the waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes in front of you and the path descends steadily to the stream. An entry point is possible here. For a rewarding longer tour, cross the stream and take the wide path on the opposite bank, which flattens out a little after a leftward haipin bend. Continue upstream on this path, past the striking waterfalls of the Barranco de Funes opposite, until a path branches off to the left. Continue straight ahead on this path until it crosses the now somewhat thinner stream. This is the alternative entry point to the last part of the Barranco Chortal, which then flows into the Rio Verde (Chorreras). It is forbidden to enter the Chortal above this entry point.
Tour: 7 rappels. Beautiful, not very high tufa waterfalls. Several possible jumps, some "delicate" slides. At the first suspension bridge seen from the access, jumps of 7-14 m into a deep pool are possible. The 14 m jump is located to the right of the orographic path leading up to the left.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: sofern die Piste bis dahin fahrbar ist
Access: In Almuñecar, leave the N 340 from Málaga to Almería at the traffic circle and turn off in the direction of Otivar. Drive through Otivar and continue on the main road towards Granada. Shortly after Otivar, the road to Lentegí branches off to the right. Continue straight on here, taking a left-hand bend over the Rio Lentegí and upwards in hairpin bends. 3.3 km after the Lentegí junction, a road descends to the left, signposted Central de Cázulas. Continue straight ahead on the main road and one kilometer further on turn left through a metal gate set back from the road about 10 m onto a wide dirt road (signposted Proprieta Privada, Junta de los Rios). This access road is subject to a toll (2016: 5 euros per car, 5 euros per person) Tel. on site: 680493629 or 680493607; it is best (out of season, otherwise the ticket booth is manned) not to call when you get there, as the cashier takes up to half an hour for the approach. Access and return is possible from 8.30 - 19.00; no access on Mondays. Set the trip odometer to zero at the entrance gate. At 1.2 km, continue down to the right in a right-hand bend, at 2.5 km continue straight ahead at a junction towards the clearly recognizable canyon exit. At 2.6 km you cross a (hopefully open) metal gate, at the next fork go straight on towards the canyon exit. Cross a bridge and continue along the orographic right bank between the (mostly dry) stream and the rock face until shortly before the exit at km 6.5, a large parking area appears on the left behind a tree. Park your car here. A transfer is also possible (see "Parking lot access"), but I cannot recommend it, at best for an alternative entry.
Return: After the narrow 12 m waterfall, you can see the path on which we climbed the side valley to the slope during the access. After a few pools return to the access path or continue in the streambed to the first suspension bridge seen from below. Here from the streambed to the right up on the path.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei Umsetzung, speziell für alternativen Einstieg, sofern die Piste bis hierher befahren werden kann
Access: In Almuñecar, leave the N 340 from Málaga to Almería at the traffic circle and turn off in the direction of Otivar. Drive through Otivar and continue on the main road towards Granada. Shortly after Otivar, the road to Lentegí branches off to the right. Continue straight on here, taking a left-hand bend over the Rio Lentegí and upwards in hairpin bends. 3.3 km after the Lentegí junction, a road descends to the left, signposted Central de Cázulas. Continue straight ahead on the main road and one kilometer further on turn left through a metal gate set back from the road about 10 m onto a wide dirt road (signposted Proprieta Privada, Junta de los Rios). This access road is subject to a toll (2016: 5 euros per car, 5 euros per person) Tel. on site: 680493629 or 680493607; it is best (out of season, otherwise the ticket booth is manned) not to call when you get there, as the cashier takes up to half an hour for the approach. Access and return is possible from 8.30 - 19.00; no access on Mondays. Set the trip odometer to zero at the entrance gate. At 1.2 km, continue down to the right in a right-hand bend, at 2.5 km continue straight ahead at a junction towards the clearly recognizable canyon exit. At 2.6 km you cross a (hopefully open) metal gate, at the next fork go straight on towards the canyon exit. Cross a bridge and continue along the orographic right bank between the (mostly dry) stream and the rock face until shortly before the exit at km 6.5, a large parking area appears on the left behind a tree. Park your car here. A transfer is also possible (see "Parking lot access"), but I cannot recommend it, at best for an alternative entry.
Return: After the narrow 12 m waterfall, you can see the path on which we climbed the side valley to the slope during the access. After a few pools return to the access path or continue in the streambed to the first suspension bridge seen from below. Here from the streambed to the right up on the path.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: üblicherweise steigt man ander Hängebrücke nach rechts ais dem Bach auf den Weg aus

Rio Verde Chorreras: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ausstieg auf den Hängesteg
Access: In Almuñecar, leave the N 340 from Málaga to Almería at the traffic circle and turn off in the direction of Otivar. Drive through Otivar and continue on the main road towards Granada. Shortly after Otivar, the road to Lentegí branches off to the right. Continue straight on here, taking a left-hand bend over the Rio Lentegí and upwards in hairpin bends. 3.3 km after the Lentegí junction, a road descends to the left, signposted Central de Cázulas. Continue straight ahead on the main road and one kilometer further on turn left through a metal gate set back from the road about 10 m onto a wide dirt road (signposted Proprieta Privada, Junta de los Rios). This access road is subject to a toll (2016: 5 euros per car, 5 euros per person) Tel. on site: 680493629 or 680493607; it is best (out of season, otherwise the ticket booth is manned) not to call when you get there, as the cashier takes up to half an hour for the approach. Access and return is possible from 8.30 - 19.00; no access on Mondays. Set the trip odometer to zero at the entrance gate. At 1.2 km, continue down to the right in a right-hand bend, at 2.5 km continue straight ahead at a junction towards the clearly recognizable canyon exit. At 2.6 km you cross a (hopefully open) metal gate, at the next fork go straight on towards the canyon exit. Cross a bridge and continue along the orographic right bank between the (mostly dry) stream and the rock face until shortly before the exit at km 6.5, a large parking area appears on the left behind a tree. Park your car here. A transfer is also possible (see "Parking lot access"), but I cannot recommend it, at best for an alternative entry.

Rio Verde Chorreras: Intermediate Canyon Exit1
Comment: Furt

Rio Verde Chorreras: Intermediate Canyon Exit2
Comment: Furt

Papuos: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the road on the orographic right side of the stream uphill. Then there are 2 ways to get to the entry point, see Internet sites. We took the path on the orographic left side of the stream and climbed up the streambed from the old concrete footbridge (1 hour each way). Before the first high rappel (Chorrero de la Ventera) we climbed the orographic left slope steeply and pathlessly up to the entry. The alternative via the orographic right side of the stream seems a bit more comfortable. See also: http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3405862
Tour: 9 rappels, see photos and video

Papuos: Canyon End
Return: A little above the concrete footbridge out to the left, then on the orographic left side of the creek back to the car

Mascun Ultimos Estrechos: Canyon Start
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Approach: From Rodellar, take the footpath that descends NNW into the bed of the Mascun River. Descend along the edge of the stream to the beginning of the constriction.
Tour: The descent is quite attractive if there is enough water flow and can also be connected to the descent in the Mascun inferiore. The core are the Pozos and the Chaos De Palomera. Also an exit at the Puente Coda and from there orographic. left on the path up to Rodellar is possible.

Mascun Ultimos Estrechos: Canyon End
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Return: At the exit of the Ultimos Estrechos, swim out into the Barrasil and take an orographic right onto a path that leads downstream to the Puente Pedruel at the campsite 'El Puente'. If you don't have a second vehicle here, go up steeply on the road and at the top turn left to Rodellar. There is also a path up to Rodellar, relatively close above the Alcanadre, just past the Puente Coda. The trail starts about 20m from the eastern end of the bridge at Puente de Pedruel. It is also possible to walk back up to the entry in the canyon itself.

Cautiecho: Canyon Start
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2025-04-19: Walked after a thunderstorm - high water level for the tour, without problems
2023-07-06: Although already walked 4x on this access route, this time lost in the maquis (double access time). Stands ok, but better not take the stand under the bridge, but the loops on the bush. On the ledge,...
Approach: Either the ascent path of the Bco Cueva Cabito down and in the Estrechos de Balcés a piece upwards or the ascent path of the Xuncar down and in the Estrechos a piece downwards - until then about 1 hour each (see sketch at ). Recommended as an access route is the Bco. Xuncar (Juncar) - 2 hrs., max. rappel 18 m - which enters the Balcés opposite the mouth of the Cautiecho, there about 30 m downstream and then more or less pathless up to the 'Brujas' - another 3/4 hrs.The ascent route from the Balcés is the same for all variants.Entry at the 'Brujas' is expedient, since the Cautiecho further above does not offer too much. Also an access from the exit of the Balcés Oscuros on a hiking trail is possible. Return then in the Balcés Estrechos upstream (For this variant see gallery).
Tour: If you have the rare good fortune to be able to walk the Cautiecho with running water, you should pay special attention to guaranteeing the rope retrival during the magnificent 40 m rappel, as the chain anchor is designed for dry conditions.

Cautiecho: Canyon End
2025-05-04: To be done in combination with other canyons ...
2025-04-19: Walked after a thunderstorm - high water level for the tour, without problems
2023-07-06: Although already walked 4x on this access route, this time lost in the maquis (double access time). Stands ok, but better not take the stand under the bridge, but the loops on the bush. On the ledge,...
Return: Either the Xuncar ascent trail or the Cueva Cabrito ascent to the car (about 1.25 hrs.).

Cautiecho: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-05-04: To be done in combination with other canyons ...
2025-04-19: Walked after a thunderstorm - high water level for the tour, without problems
2023-07-06: Although already walked 4x on this access route, this time lost in the maquis (double access time). Stands ok, but better not take the stand under the bridge, but the loops on the bush. On the ledge,...
Approach: Either the ascent path of the Bco Cueva Cabito down and in the Estrechos de Balcés a piece upwards or the ascent path of the Xuncar down and in the Estrechos a piece downwards - until then about 1 hour each (see sketch at ). Recommended as an access route is the Bco. Xuncar (Juncar) - 2 hrs., max. rappel 18 m - which enters the Balcés opposite the mouth of the Cautiecho, there about 30 m downstream and then more or less pathless up to the 'Brujas' - another 3/4 hrs.The ascent route from the Balcés is the same for all variants.Entry at the 'Brujas' is expedient, since the Cautiecho further above does not offer too much. Also an access from the exit of the Balcés Oscuros on a hiking trail is possible. Return then in the Balcés Estrechos upstream (For this variant see gallery).
Tour: If you have the rare good fortune to be able to walk the Cautiecho with running water, you should pay special attention to guaranteeing the rope retrival during the magnificent 40 m rappel, as the chain anchor is designed for dry conditions.

Rio Abizanda: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back a few meters and take the slope that descends below the road embankment to the creek - entry.
Tour: In the first two parts walking and downclimbing, then in the third 3 small rappel.

Rio Abizanda: Canyon End
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Return: At the canyon exit continue down the stream for about 30m, then follow the clear exit track steeply up to the left, at the top head west across terraced meadows onto a track that leads us back to the car, see: *

Lapenilla: Canyon Start
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2025-05-29: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lapenilla Super débit qui rendait fun ce canyon sauvage. Les grands rappels sont de toute beauté. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
Approach: From the tarred road on a dirt road through the ruins of Lapenilla down to the rock cut.
Tour: 10 rappel; Best done after abundant rainfall. The last high rappel requires 2x25 m of rope, because the anchor is set back.

Lapenilla: Canyon End
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Return: Ascent on foot via the road on the left (i.e. south of the canyon) or, more attractively, on the right via a footpath that runs north of the canyon behind the rocky bar up to Lapenilla (village). To do this, go down to the track that runs parallel to the shore of the reservoir and follow it northwards until it bends to the east at a house. Immediately after the bend, the footpath begins on the right, going uphill (signposted).

Lapenilla: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Lapenila (descente)
Access: From Graus, 1.9 km north on the A-139. Just before the bridge over the Rio Esera, we turn left on HU-V-641. Passing the village of Panillo, after a total of 11.5 km, we reach the Collado de Pano (960 m a.s.l.) with the Ermita de la Virgen de la Collada. From here we descend in a southerly and later westerly direction towards the Cinca reservoir. At the beginning on a decent road, later even on tarred surface we come down to the ruined houses of the former village Lapinilla (638 m a.s.l.).The road down to the canyon is tarred since 2008. So also shuttle possible (park lower vehicle in front of the iron gate).
Return: Ascent on foot via the road on the left (i.e. south of the canyon) or, more attractively, on the right via a footpath that runs north of the canyon behind the rocky bar up to Lapenilla (village). To do this, go down to the track that runs parallel to the shore of the reservoir and follow it northwards until it bends to the east at a house. Immediately after the bend, the footpath begins on the right, going uphill (signposted).

Lapenilla: Parking at Exit
Comment: Facultatif (descente)
Access: From Graus, 1.9 km north on the A-139. Just before the bridge over the Rio Esera, we turn left on HU-V-641. Passing the village of Panillo, after a total of 11.5 km, we reach the Collado de Pano (960 m a.s.l.) with the Ermita de la Virgen de la Collada. From here we descend in a southerly and later westerly direction towards the Cinca reservoir. At the beginning on a decent road, later even on tarred surface we come down to the ruined houses of the former village Lapinilla (638 m a.s.l.).The road down to the canyon is tarred since 2008. So also shuttle possible (park lower vehicle in front of the iron gate).
Return: Ascent on foot via the road on the left (i.e. south of the canyon) or, more attractively, on the right via a footpath that runs north of the canyon behind the rocky bar up to Lapenilla (village). To do this, go down to the track that runs parallel to the shore of the reservoir and follow it northwards until it bends to the east at a house. Immediately after the bend, the footpath begins on the right, going uphill (signposted).

Lapenilla: Waypoint
Comment: depart d\'une sentier vers Lapenilla (village) (descente)
Approach: From the tarred road on a dirt road through the ruins of Lapenilla down to the rock cut.

Manatuero: Canyon Start
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2025-07-26: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Manatuero Approche à vue. Depuis le mirador de Buerba (en sortie de village en descendant au Yesa), taper à gauche, devant, une première combe...
2024-08-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Manatuero Fait pour éviter une partie de la marche d’approche du canyon de la garganta de yesa.Prendre une lampe pour visiter la grotte qui do...
Approach: We walk along the road through the village in a southerly direction. After the last houses on the righthand side there are some barns - meanwhile also converted to residential use - with mostly circular threshing floors in front of them. There we turn left from the previous path and follow the indistinct track in a southerly direction down into the ditch that appears to be the beginning of the Bco. Manatuero. In the ditch we then walk ahead to the first rappel point.
Tour: 5 rappel, some downclimb, then we can cross in front of and above the large pool left into the cave ("Forato de Manatuero"). Far we can - if we want - into the cave passage. The "equipment" is modest at first, but then becomes richer. More information at: climbing out of the mouth of the cave, we can bypass the large pool on the left. Depending on the season and the previous amount of precipitation, we climb and wade down the stream in the cold spring water.\nWe come across a sinter bridge and a few meters further leave the streambed to the right and meet the footpath that leads directly down here from Buerba.

Manatuero: Canyon End
2025-08-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Manatuero Canyon parcouru pour travailler les manips de corde avec le club. Attention un relais sur AN craque... Superbe grotte parcouru en 30...
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Return: On the footpath right up to Buerba and to the car,\n\nMan can also take the walk of the Manatuero as an alternative access to Rio Yesa (superiore or med.). In this case, instead of going up on the right, go down on the left (see the description of the Rio Yesa superiore).

Almadra: Canyon Start
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Mostly dry, Just the Pool below theSalt de sa Figuereta is still deep and jumpable (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2026-02-24: Everything ok, except for the lack of water. Still nice though. One high jump was possible. Rest for rappel. Way back a bit tough.
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Approach: Follow the road along the shore of the reservoir until you reach the dam wall. From here, follow the hiking trail towards the Almadra valley as far as the tunnel entrance - before the tunnel, descend to the right into the streambed, which you reach before a waterfall step. See also If you join the trail from below, take the described way back.
Tour: The first waterfall is one of the most beautiful - 8m high and decorated with bizarre tufa formations. The waterfall is followed by a longer walking passages until the canyon narrows again and becomes steeper. Drops of up to 20m, with possible jumps of up to 8m when the pools are full. Exit at the 'Font des Pi' spring (open area with forest and clear climbing tracks to the right). It is also possible to descend further to the point where the stream crosses the GR221 (390m alt.). See

Almadra: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Mostly dry, Just the Pool below theSalt de sa Figuereta is still deep and jumpable (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2026-02-24: Everything ok, except for the lack of water. Still nice though. One high jump was possible. Rest for rappel. Way back a bit tough.
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Descendu en intégral après les pluies torrentielles de janvier et surtout un bon orage du samedi. Partie sup froide, la température de...
Comment: Parkplatz bei Cubér Stausee
Access: From Soller, head towards Lluc, after the tunnel at the top of the pass, drive past a military base to the Cubér reservoir. There is a large parking lot for hikers here. It is also possible to approach from the valley in the direction of Lloseta: See also Refugi Tossals parking lot.
Return: Turn right to the route of a water pipeline that leads back to the dam wall through several tunnels, which is a real sweat-inducing experience. If you descend to the GR221 and the car is at the top of the reservoir, follow the GR221 to the right, then after a few hundred meters take the path on the right uphill in serpentines. In the extension you then have the way back described above.

Almadra: Parking Entry and Exit1
2026-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Mostly dry, Just the Pool below theSalt de sa Figuereta is still deep and jumpable (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/...
2026-02-24: Everything ok, except for the lack of water. Still nice though. One high jump was possible. Rest for rappel. Way back a bit tough.
2026-02-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Almedra Descendu en intégral après les pluies torrentielles de janvier et surtout un bon orage du samedi. Partie sup froide, la température de...
Comment: Parkplatz für den Zustieg von unten, Anfahrt aus Richtung Lloseta. Wanderparkplatz füe Refugi Tossals
Access: From Soller, head towards Lluc, after the tunnel at the top of the pass, drive past a military base to the Cubér reservoir. There is a large parking lot for hikers here. It is also possible to approach from the valley in the direction of Lloseta: See also Refugi Tossals parking lot.
Return: Turn right to the route of a water pipeline that leads back to the dam wall through several tunnels, which is a real sweat-inducing experience. If you descend to the GR221 and the car is at the top of the reservoir, follow the GR221 to the right, then after a few hundred meters take the path on the right uphill in serpentines. In the extension you then have the way back described above.

Almadra: Canyon End
Return: Turn right to the route of a water pipeline that leads back to the dam wall through several tunnels, which is a real sweat-inducing experience. If you descend to the GR221 and the car is at the top of the reservoir, follow the GR221 to the right, then after a few hundred meters take the path on the right uphill in serpentines. In the extension you then have the way back described above.

Coanegra: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the marked hiking trail towards Santa Maria through a wide valley to the stream. Several karst springs emerge here, which soon plunge into the depths over a 25m waterfall, the Salt des Freu. Depending on your preference, you can enter above or below the waterfall. If the entry is below, a 30m rope is sufficient for the rest of the route.
Tour: The 25m Salt des Freu is followed by another 15m waterfall (both can be bypassed on the left bank) before a longer walking passages begins with a few jumps and slides (if not dry). After about 400m the valley narrows again and the actual canyon begins with a 4m jump into a narrow basin. In the gorge there are many low rappel/jump passages up to max. 15m. Exit after a 5m drop formed by a large rock (slide right or rappel left). A gate in a fence is visible on the left.

Coanegra: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz bei Beginn Wanderweg
Access: From Palma de Mallorca, follow the road towards Soller. Turn right at Bunyola and follow a winding road towards Orient. After the mountain pass, drive up several more hairpin bends before you can park after the last leftward haipin bend. It is also possible to approach from below from Santa Maria de Cami (http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3901753 ) See also parking lot
Return: Go through the gate and follow the path to a picnic area. Turn left here and follow a beautiful path high above the canyon back towards Orient. The locals obviously prefer to climb back through the canyon - lots of canyons in the tufa rock.

Coanegra: Parking Entry and Exit1
2026-03-05: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Coanegra 1ère cascade avec un petit filet puis sec malgré les pluies de la nuit.Equipement ok. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyon...
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Comment: Parkplatz für die Anfahrt von unten, von Santa Maria del Cami. Nicht am Ende der Zufahrtsstraße parken, da dort beengte Sitution.
Access: From Palma de Mallorca, follow the road towards Soller. Turn right at Bunyola and follow a winding road towards Orient. After the mountain pass, drive up several more hairpin bends before you can park after the last leftward haipin bend. It is also possible to approach from below from Santa Maria de Cami (http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=3901753 ) See also parking lot
Return: Go through the gate and follow the path to a picnic area. Turn left here and follow a beautiful path high above the canyon back towards Orient. The locals obviously prefer to climb back through the canyon - lots of canyons in the tufa rock.

Coanegra: Canyon End
Return: Go through the gate and follow the path to a picnic area. Turn left here and follow a beautiful path high above the canyon back towards Orient. The locals obviously prefer to climb back through the canyon - lots of canyons in the tufa rock.

Biniaraix: Canyon Start
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2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Saut toujours ok en bas du rappel du 20m.Manquerait 1 fractio à la fin de la première gorge... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Approach: Ascend via the one old, but perfectly restored pilgrimage path through the gorge-like valley. After a small estate, the path approaches the gorge exit - here you can check the (hopefully existing) water level. Continue along the marked trail, which climbs in hairpin bends up the northern slope of the canyon. Where the path meets the stream again is the entry.
Tour: See photos and videos Be careful at rappel points R7 & R8 - At the tuff cone it is better to rappel orographic right.

Biniaraix: Parking Entry and Exit
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2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Saut toujours ok en bas du rappel du 20m.Manquerait 1 fractio à la fin de la première gorge... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Access: From the MA11 turn off to Soller, then follow the signs to Biniaraix. Just above the church begins the trail through the 'Barranc de Biniaraix' near an old washhouse. Modest parking for max. 3 cars.
Return: From the last basin cross back to the ascent path and via this back to the parking lot.

Biniaraix: Canyon End
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2025-04-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Biniaraix Saut toujours ok en bas du rappel du 20m.Manquerait 1 fractio à la fin de la première gorge... (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Return: From the last basin cross back to the ascent path and via this back to the parking lot.

Rajoli: Canyon Start
2025-04-04: Small but nice with a great view to the sea. Anchors ok, minimal flowing water to the sea. Back through the canyon, there are a few fixed ropes, but it can be done without!
Approach: We take said road and follow it down to a large metal gate. To the right of it there is a crossing. We pass the houses of Es Ratjoli and come to the exit of the track (right view of the sea). Now descend to the left into the streambed of Ratjoli. After a few meters and some rappeling we come to the first - and highest - rappel. Anchor on the left and set back a bit.
Tour: After the 26m rappel, there are many smaller steps, some of which are abseiled and some of which are climbed down. Then you reach the sea, which you can already see after the first rappel. If you climb onto the rock shoulder on the left, you have a beautiful view.

Rajoli: Canyon End
2025-04-04: Small but nice with a great view to the sea. Anchors ok, minimal flowing water to the sea. Back through the canyon, there are a few fixed ropes, but it can be done without!
Return: Either climb back in the "beam" using previously attached ropes or climb back along the edge of the stream. Theoretically, if the sea is calm, there is also the option of swimming north-east along the coast to the next exit point - http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7494622. In this case, fins would be useful.

Rajoli: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-04-04: Small but nice with a great view to the sea. Anchors ok, minimal flowing water to the sea. Back through the canyon, there are a few fixed ropes, but it can be done without!
Access: From Andratx In the southwest of the island, we take the MA-20 towards Estellencs. From the large traffic circle on the outskirts of Andratx, we now drive 6.1 km. A small paved road branches off to the left here, but it is closed to traffic. So we park our car in a suitable place.
Return: Either climb back in the "beam" using previously attached ropes or climb back along the edge of the stream. Theoretically, if the sea is calm, there is also the option of swimming north-east along the coast to the next exit point - http://www.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=7494622. In this case, fins would be useful.

Rafal: Canyon Start
Approach: From here, a path leads in a SW direction. We follow it for about 160m and pass the paths to the left. Then "our" path bends to the south and after another 150m we come to the streambed near the houses of the hamlet of Rafal. Alternative access:
Tour: After a few meters in the stream, we come to the first rappel (C3), which can also be downclimbed. This is followed by 8 more rappels - some of which are slideable or jumpable.\nThe descent becomes increasingly attractive and exits with a 20m rappel into the main Torrent de Valldemossa stream.

Rafal: Canyon End
Return: No way back, instead further down in the Torrent de Valldemossa - see description there!

Na Mora: Canyon Start
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2025-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora On s'est garé à Port de Soller et on est rentré à l intermédiaire pour ne faire que la partie basse. Il reste de l'eau dans les vasque...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora Vasques propres et de petit filet à sec selon les endroits. Sortie par la mer facile aujourd'hui et quand on connaît bien. 30' de nage...
Approach: From "Balitx d'Avall" do not climb straight into the streambed, but follow the path left. Climb over the fence and continue orographically to the right of the canyon, follow the gravel path for approx. 200m to an open area, here you can easily descend into the canyon (steps in the stone wall). From the lower parking lot: from S'iletta de Can Gordo, follow the path towards the canyon, go over a gate before the second gate and descend briefly to the left to then immediately change to a beautiful path that runs horizontally over the cliffs. Follow the path until you reach a stone with red color markings, turn left down towards es Joncar, the exit from the sea, slightly uphill to the right the path leads to our ascent, the Pas d'es Heura. Follow the path into a saddle below a prominent rock tower (short climbing passage below a rock wall - do not climb up under the wall on the right). Behind the notch, descend fairly straight under the wall on the right, cross the valley and hike towards a rock amphitheater on the other side (cairns). If you only want to walk the lower part of the gorge, you can easily reach the stream here by descending through the valley. Climb over a rock ramp to the upper edge of the rock amphitheater and follow the climbing tracks and cairns for about 200m until you reach a sand road. Either follow this sand road uphill until another road branches off to the left, or onto the secondary ridge that drops into the Balitx valley on its right side and stay on it (stone wall) until you can descend to the right over steep forest terrain. You end up in a mostly dry side ditch which you follow to the Torrent de Na Mora. There is a lot of disseminated grass and sharp-edged rocks - long trousers pay off.
Tour: The Na Mora is a beautiful and not too demanding canyon with some nice pools to jump. Since usually back up through the canyon on fixed ropes, it should not be underestimated in terms of strength. The canyon can be divided (1st part to Cala Ferrera) or further to the sea. The 1st part is very open with only a few narrows. From the middle (Cala Ferrera) the canyon becomes increasingly narrow and continuous. If the water level allows it, the rope can be omitted except for a few places (! only for the descent!) Alternating jumps, downclimb, slide and short swimming passages follow before you reach the sea. Mostly all rappels (12m,6m,10m,9m,10m,5m) are equipped with fixed ropes which allow you to climb back over the ropes (ascenders!) if the way over the sea is not possible. However, you should not rely on the presence of these ropes and take enough rope yourself. \Once at the sea, swim out through a narrow channel, then turn left and swim through two bays before coming ashore in front of a rock about 15m high (impossible even with moderate waves, so watch the weather forecast). Swimming distance about 500m. In the erosion slope above the rock begins a path that leads steeply and with difficulty back to the access path.

Na Mora: Parking at Entry
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2025-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora On s'est garé à Port de Soller et on est rentré à l intermédiaire pour ne faire que la partie basse. Il reste de l'eau dans les vasque...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora Vasques propres et de petit filet à sec selon les endroits. Sortie par la mer facile aujourd'hui et quand on connaît bien. 30' de nage...
Comment: Parkplatz Balitx d'avall am Ende einer langen Sandstrasse - eventuell vorher Parken
Access: From Port de Soller at the 1st traffic circle in the direction of Soller. Drive through the tunnel and continue to the 2nd traffic circle. Turn left here towards Pollenca. Drive past the village of Fornalutx, after a narrow hairpin bend to the right, you will come to the "Mirador de Ses Barques" viewpoint (1st parking possibility). From the asphalt road at the viewpoint, follow the gravel road (large stones and holes!) down to the farmed "Balitx d'Avall" (limited parking possibility). If you want to park here, you should ask beforehand or have something to eat. Alternatively, the route can also be covered on foot (approx. 1 hour). Parking lot at the bottom: Direction Soller through the tunnel, at the traffic circle after the tunnel take the second exit and keep right at the next intersection. Follow this road until a small, steep road branches off to the left in a hairpin bend. Either park here or follow the small road up to the houses of S'iletta de Can Gordo (very narrow, bumpy and narrow hairpin bends).
Return: Our recommendation is to climb back up the canyon. Alternatively, can be left via the via ferrata-like exit before the sea (but long way back 2-3h). If you swim: Coastal path back to the lower parking lot.

Na Mora: Parking at Exit
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2025-05-23: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora On s'est garé à Port de Soller et on est rentré à l intermédiaire pour ne faire que la partie basse. Il reste de l'eau dans les vasque...
2025-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Na Mora Vasques propres et de petit filet à sec selon les endroits. Sortie par la mer facile aujourd'hui et quand on connaît bien. 30' de nage...
Comment: Parkplatz unten, in der Nähe der Häuser von S'iletta de Can Gordo. Schmale, steile Sandstrasse mit engen Kehren (wenige Parkmöglichkeiten am Weg)
Access: From Port de Soller at the 1st traffic circle in the direction of Soller. Drive through the tunnel and continue to the 2nd traffic circle. Turn left here towards Pollenca. Drive past the village of Fornalutx, after a narrow hairpin bend to the right, you will come to the "Mirador de Ses Barques" viewpoint (1st parking possibility). From the asphalt road at the viewpoint, follow the gravel road (large stones and holes!) down to the farmed "Balitx d'Avall" (limited parking possibility). If you want to park here, you should ask beforehand or have something to eat. Alternatively, the route can also be covered on foot (approx. 1 hour). Parking lot at the bottom: Direction Soller through the tunnel, at the traffic circle after the tunnel take the second exit and keep right at the next intersection. Follow this road until a small, steep road branches off to the left in a hairpin bend. Either park here or follow the small road up to the houses of S'iletta de Can Gordo (very narrow, bumpy and narrow hairpin bends).
Return: Our recommendation is to climb back up the canyon. Alternatively, can be left via the via ferrata-like exit before the sea (but long way back 2-3h). If you swim: Coastal path back to the lower parking lot.

Na Mora: Canyon End
Return: Our recommendation is to climb back up the canyon. Alternatively, can be left via the via ferrata-like exit before the sea (but long way back 2-3h). If you swim: Coastal path back to the lower parking lot.

Salt de Vistamar: Canyon Start
2024-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salt de Vistamar Un vent de dingue en haut de la grande!Super équipement.La seule et unique vasque pourrie s'évite facilement.Nous nous sommes...
Approach: We follow the course of the stream on the orographic left side to the entry at the level of the abandoned hotel.
Tour: See videos and photos, as well as topographic views!\nAt the penultimate rappel, pass the bushes in the wall on the right, making sure that the rope is also brought to this side in time.

Salt de Vistamar: Canyon End
2024-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salt de Vistamar Un vent de dingue en haut de la grande!Super équipement.La seule et unique vasque pourrie s'évite facilement.Nous nous sommes...
Return: We follow the tracks to the Torrent de Valldemossa and further to the road where our car is.

Salt de Vistamar: Parking at Entry
2024-05-02: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Salt de Vistamar Un vent de dingue en haut de la grande!Super équipement.La seule et unique vasque pourrie s'évite facilement.Nous nous sommes...
Comment: hotel fermée, mais peut-etre encore interdit (descente)
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further on - now on the MA10 - we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down towards Port de Valldemossa. 4,6 km after the junction we look for a parking place near the right running hairpin bend.\n\nWith the second car we drive back to the junction on the plateau. Here we turn right on the MA10. After 1.2 km we turn right again from the MA10 onto a narrow road. This leads after 400m over "our" brook. At the bridge we park our second car. In most descriptions, an access via the access road to the former hotel from the MA10 is described (among others: ). Since one must overcome here however the access gate and so a forbidden entrance is obvious, an alternative is offered here. For the implementation see Google Earth in "Photo Gallery".
Return: We follow the tracks to the Torrent de Valldemossa and further to the road where our car is.

Salt de Vistamar: Parking at Exit
Access: Exit the Palma ring road at exit 58 onto the Ma1110 and head north. After 6.8 km, at the traffic circle by the scattered houses of S'Esgleieta (a restaurant on the righthand side), continue north on the Ma 1110. After another 7.9 km we reach the center of Valldemossa. We continue - now on the Ma1130 - in the direction of Andratx. After about 900m we leave the road junction to Soller on the right and about 400m further on - now on the MA10 - we come to the junction (right, NNW) in the direction of Port/Marina de Valldemossa. We turn here on the Ma1131 and go down towards Port de Valldemossa. 4,6 km after the junction we look for a parking place near the right running hairpin bend.\n\nWith the second car we drive back to the junction on the plateau. Here we turn right on the MA10. After 1.2 km we turn right again from the MA10 onto a narrow road. This leads after 400m over "our" brook. At the bridge we park our second car. In most descriptions, an access via the access road to the former hotel from the MA10 is described (among others: ). Since one must overcome here however the access gate and so a forbidden entrance is obvious, an alternative is offered here. For the implementation see Google Earth in "Photo Gallery".
Return: We follow the tracks to the Torrent de Valldemossa and further to the road where our car is.

Muntanya: Canyon Start
2024-03-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Muntanya Descendu en solo, les équiments sont nickels. (Quelle:
Approach: Follow the road for about 2km into the valley floor. We now follow the "GR221" hiking trail for about an hour up to an altitude of approx. 400m. Here you can see a winding road in the olive grove below. Go down to this road and cross to the northwest. Follow the increasingly deteriorating road into the dry streambed (last path). Alternatively, you can follow the GR221 up to an altitude of around 440m, descending to the right in a left-hand bend until you reach the road mentioned above (tracks and a few cairns)
Tour: Dry mini-gorge in wildly karstified and eroded rock scenery. In 2024 the belays were plentiful and in excellent condition. Gorges and open passages alternate. At the penultimate waterfall, hanging belay on the right.

Muntanya: Canyon End
2024-03-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Muntanya Descendu en solo, les équiments sont nickels. (Quelle:
Return: After the exit of the canyon, we do not climb out to the right onto the grounds of the houses of Can Melcion, but walk in the streambed (or at best directly along its edge) down to a height of 130m. A massive-looking fence can be bypassed directly in the streambed (metal construction can be moved downstream). Then we can exit to the right on a path crossing the streambed and are immediately on the road and at the car.

Muntanya: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Letzte legale Parkmöglichkeit links der Straße
Access: At the large traffic circle in the northeast of Pollença, we take the MA10 towards Lluc, Soller. After 5.3 km, turn left onto the old road from Pollença to Lluc (Cami vell de Pollença a Lluc). The road is soon only passable for residents, small parking facilities on the left before the bridge.
Return: After the exit of the canyon, we do not climb out to the right onto the grounds of the houses of Can Melcion, but walk in the streambed (or at best directly along its edge) down to a height of 130m. A massive-looking fence can be bypassed directly in the streambed (metal construction can be moved downstream). Then we can exit to the right on a path crossing the streambed and are immediately on the road and at the car.

Molinet: Canyon Start
2024-03-26: All stands top! Still some water, pools full and mini flowing water ... Mega Abseier total 150m with mega view...
Approach: See u.
Tour: You are soon in front of the first 28m abseil point which exits above the large 80m drop. After 44m there is an intermediate belay 3m to the right. Then it is another 36m to the ground. At the bottom there are 3 more rappels (42m, 10m and 19m)

Molinet: Canyon End
2024-03-26: All stands top! Still some water, pools full and mini flowing water ... Mega Abseier total 150m with mega view...
Return: Take a path to the left out of the streambed and continue to the Cami vell del Lluc hiking trail

Molinet: Parking Entry and Exit
2024-03-26: All stands top! Still some water, pools full and mini flowing water ... Mega Abseier total 150m with mega view...
Access: At the large traffic circle in the northeast of Pollença, we take the MA10 towards Lluc, Soller. After 5.3 km, turn left onto the old road from Pollença to Lluc (Cami vell de Pollença a Lluc). The road is soon only passable for residents, small parking facilities on the left before the bridge.
Return: Take a path to the left out of the streambed and continue to the Cami vell del Lluc hiking trail

Pareis: Canyon Start
2026-02-26: Currently no water, but a huge and very beautiful canyon. We did 2 rappels, but it can also be downclimbed. We came from Sa Fosca. You should do it if you're fit and still have enough time.
2025-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pareis Enchainé après le clot de l'infern, rando toujours aussi spectaculaire. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2024-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pareis En aller/retour depuis sa calobra.Ça coulait tout du long suite aux fortes pluies sur l'ile. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
Approach: From the restaurant s'Escorca down the hiking trail into the Torrent de Lluc: Access is also possible via the Torrent d'Esmolar or Gorg Blau/sa Fosca. It is also possible to walk up the valley from sa Calobra and back down again, as well as up the valley with a subsequent ascent on the hiking trail to Escorca.
Tour: Long hikes and downclimbs in a mighty canyon. All climbing passages are well polished by countless hiking boots. Splashes of color and cairns point the way through the labyrinth of rocks. There are usually ropes at the steepest points, but anchors are always available.

Pareis: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-26: Currently no water, but a huge and very beautiful canyon. We did 2 rappels, but it can also be downclimbed. We came from Sa Fosca. You should do it if you're fit and still have enough time.
2025-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pareis Enchainé après le clot de l'infern, rando toujours aussi spectaculaire. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2024-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pareis En aller/retour depuis sa calobra.Ça coulait tout du long suite aux fortes pluies sur l'ile. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
Access: How to get to Esmolar: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here for access. We drive the car for the exit down to Port de sa Calobra and park it in the parking lot there, see "Conversion" in "Photo gallery".
Return: A few meters before reaching the sea, turn left and take the brick path to Sa Calobra and the car.

Pareis: Canyon End
2026-02-26: Currently no water, but a huge and very beautiful canyon. We did 2 rappels, but it can also be downclimbed. We came from Sa Fosca. You should do it if you're fit and still have enough time.
2025-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pareis Enchainé après le clot de l'infern, rando toujours aussi spectaculaire. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-debit...
2024-10-31: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Pareis En aller/retour depuis sa calobra.Ça coulait tout du long suite aux fortes pluies sur l'ile. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
Return: A few meters before reaching the sea, turn left and take the brick path to Sa Calobra and the car.

Pareis: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Escorca - oratoire de Sant Pere et petite bar (descente)
Access: How to get to Esmolar: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here for access. We drive the car for the exit down to Port de sa Calobra and park it in the parking lot there, see "Conversion" in "Photo gallery".
Return: A few meters before reaching the sea, turn left and take the brick path to Sa Calobra and the car.

Pareis: Parking at Exit
Access: How to get to Esmolar: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here for access. We drive the car for the exit down to Port de sa Calobra and park it in the parking lot there, see "Conversion" in "Photo gallery".

Pareis: Waypoint
Comment: arrivée de Gorg Blau i Sa Fosca (descente)
Approach: From the restaurant s'Escorca down the hiking trail into the Torrent de Lluc: Access is also possible via the Torrent d'Esmolar or Gorg Blau/sa Fosca. It is also possible to walk up the valley from sa Calobra and back down again, as well as up the valley with a subsequent ascent on the hiking trail to Escorca.

Esmolar: Canyon Start
Approach: Continue walking on the MA10 for about 550m, then turn right at the first prominent right-hand bend, walk along the edge of the forest and, after entering the forest, follow the tracks to the left into the canyon. See
Tour: See topographic view, photos and video The 55m steps towards the exit of the tour have various climbers (35m/20m is recommended).

Esmolar: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here.
Return: Either down the Pareis to the sea (shuttle) or up the Torrent de Lluc for a few hundred meters and then take the hiking trail on the right up to Esorca, where the car is parked.

Esmolar: Canyon End
Return: Either down the Pareis to the sea (shuttle) or up the Torrent de Lluc for a few hundred meters and then take the hiking trail on the right up to Esorca, where the car is parked.

Guix: Canyon Start
2025-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guix Descendu pour accompagner 2 copains, toujours peu d'intérêt mais une bonne matinée en bonne compagnie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
Approach: 2 possibilities: \n\n1. Either through the monastery complex (for a fee of a few euros, see - also - during opening hours: to the Sa Ferradura viewpoint and then along the wire fence in an easterly direction until the access to the Guix stream valley opens up.\n \n2. We park the car on the edge of the MA10 at the level of the access to the Torrent Son Gallard (450m north of the access to the monastery) and then enter the Guix via the first steps of the Son Gallard and a cross-path. We come to the cross-path after the 8th rappel (13m), if you include the rappel from the road.
Tour: See photos and videos. Abseiling sequence (Guix only): 8m - 15m - 35m - 30m - 7m - 30m -17m. The tour exits at the seashore.

Guix: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guix Descendu pour accompagner 2 copains, toujours peu d'intérêt mais une bonne matinée en bonne compagnie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
Access: We leave Soller on the MA10 in the direction of Deia. After passing Deia, we continue on the MA10 in the direction of Valldemossa. About 15 km after leaving Soller, we come to the Monestir de Miramar and park our car here.
Return: First follow the tracks of the fishermen along the sea to the left, then on the Cami de ses Vinyes in a WSW direction, following the green arrows. We reach a tarred road, go up 2 hairpin bends on it and then take the path to the north towards the monastery, again marked with green arrows.\nSome maps also show a direct ascent to the monastery on the orographic left side of the Guix (including ), but it would still need to be clarified whether this path is also suitable for the return ascent.

Guix: Canyon End
2025-12-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guix Descendu pour accompagner 2 copains, toujours peu d'intérêt mais une bonne matinée en bonne compagnie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-cany...
Return: First follow the tracks of the fishermen along the sea to the left, then on the Cami de ses Vinyes in a WSW direction, following the green arrows. We reach a tarred road, go up 2 hairpin bends on it and then take the path to the north towards the monastery, again marked with green arrows.\nSome maps also show a direct ascent to the monastery on the orographic left side of the Guix (including ), but it would still need to be clarified whether this path is also suitable for the return ascent.

Consusa (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-06-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Dc- bientôt petit filet, sortie à l'altitude 1450m. Plus d'eau env 200m avant cette sortie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
2025-05-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Canyon Majeur avec de l'eau.Équipement très light a certain obstacles ou l'enjeu est conséquent avec de l'eau...prévoir un...
2024-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Magnifique canyon.L’équipement est relativement bon mais quelques points sont un peu plus abîmés et parfois mal placés, ge...
Approach: First we walk up the road to Revilla.\nSee the rest of the route
Tour: See topographic view, photos and video; 30 rappels

Consusa (superiore): Parking Entry and Exit
2025-06-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Dc- bientôt petit filet, sortie à l'altitude 1450m. Plus d'eau env 200m avant cette sortie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
2025-05-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Canyon Majeur avec de l'eau.Équipement très light a certain obstacles ou l'enjeu est conséquent avec de l'eau...prévoir un...
2024-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Magnifique canyon.L’équipement est relativement bon mais quelques points sont un peu plus abîmés et parfois mal placés, ge...
Access: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon exits - 17 km from the center of Ainsa. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left at an acute angle uphill towards Tella, Revilla. We drive steadily uphill, leave the turn-off to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, continue towards Revilla and after a further 4.9 km come to a sharp right-hand bend, on the left-hand edge of which there is a large open space to park our car.
Return: Left out onto the footpath and over Revilla down to the car

Consusa (superiore): Canyon End
2025-06-08: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Dc- bientôt petit filet, sortie à l'altitude 1450m. Plus d'eau env 200m avant cette sortie. (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
2025-05-21: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Canyon Majeur avec de l'eau.Équipement très light a certain obstacles ou l'enjeu est conséquent avec de l'eau...prévoir un...
2024-05-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Consusa (supérieur) Magnifique canyon.L’équipement est relativement bon mais quelques points sont un peu plus abîmés et parfois mal placés, ge...
Return: Left out onto the footpath and over Revilla down to the car

Consusa (inferior): Canyon Start
2024-03-21: Melting snow with high but easily manageable water levels. All anchors available. Be careful when jumping, not all pools are clean and the white water hides obstacles.
2024-03-21: Currently superiore water level, as the snow above is melting. Absolutely recommendable and the stands are very good. Almost always 2 anchors. We carried the tree trunks down on the last rappel, as th...
Approach: From the serpentine we then take the path that leads roughly horizontally to the NNW and a few minutes later we are at the streambed.
Tour: 18 rappels, some of them jumpable. In summer some Marmitas Trampas, the final abseil in the free slope down to the path that leads right to Escuain and the garganta of the same name.

Consusa (inferior): Parking at Entry
2024-03-21: Melting snow with high but easily manageable water levels. All anchors available. Be careful when jumping, not all pools are clean and the white water hides obstacles.
2024-03-21: Currently superiore water level, as the snow above is melting. Absolutely recommendable and the stands are very good. Almost always 2 anchors. We carried the tree trunks down on the last rappel, as th...
Comment: Zustiegsparkplatz in Straßenkehre
Access: Lower parking lot: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon exits - 17 km from Ainsa, town center. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left at an acute angle uphill towards Tella, Revilla. We drive steadily uphill, leave the turn-off to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, continue towards Revilla and after a further 4.9 km come to a sharp right-hand bend, on the left-hand edge of which there is a large open space to park our car. From here it is another 0.9 km to Revilla. Upper parking lot: Continue on the road for another 900m until you reach a parking area in a rightward haipin bend (several information boards)
Return: After the aforementioned final abseil, turn left onto a good path and follow it up to the road and your car.

Consusa (inferior): Parking at Exit
2024-03-21: Melting snow with high but easily manageable water levels. All anchors available. Be careful when jumping, not all pools are clean and the white water hides obstacles.
2024-03-21: Currently superiore water level, as the snow above is melting. Absolutely recommendable and the stands are very good. Almost always 2 anchors. We carried the tree trunks down on the last rappel, as th...
Comment: Parkplatz links neben Straße
Access: Lower parking lot: We drive north on the A-138 from Ainsa in the direction of Bielsa. We come via Labuerda and Escalona to the bridge over the Rio Yaga, where the Miraval canyon exits - 17 km from Ainsa, town center. We pass the hamlet of Hospital and 450 m after the bridge over the Rio Yaga we turn left at an acute angle uphill towards Tella, Revilla. We drive steadily uphill, leave the turn-off to Tella on the right after 5.7 km, continue towards Revilla and after a further 4.9 km come to a sharp right-hand bend, on the left-hand edge of which there is a large open space to park our car. From here it is another 0.9 km to Revilla. Upper parking lot: Continue on the road for another 900m until you reach a parking area in a rightward haipin bend (several information boards)
Return: After the aforementioned final abseil, turn left onto a good path and follow it up to the road and your car.

Consusa (inferior): Canyon End
Comment: wo der Weg zum Escuain den Consusa kreuzt
Return: After the aforementioned final abseil, turn left onto a good path and follow it up to the road and your car.

Larri (superiore): Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Larri (superior) Equipement récent et bon ( merci !!!) . Exposition sud, canyon ouvert et donc possibilité de le pratiquer tardivement dans la...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Larri (superior) Débit tranquille, tout passe dans l’actif.Équipement top (Quelle:
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Larri (superior) Ras8h30 de voiture à voiture en prenant quelques poses.Les 2h d'approche ne sont pas déconnant.Un chouette canyon mais qui se...
Approach: Continue on the GR11. Once we reach the high valley, we leave the GR11 and hike along the stream to the head of the valley. Then steeply uphill again before we can cross to the left into the streambed.\nSee and http://www.barrancos.org/LaLarriGoogle.JPG and
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos

Larri (superiore): Canyon End
2025-10-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Larri (superior) Equipement récent et bon ( merci !!!) . Exposition sud, canyon ouvert et donc possibilité de le pratiquer tardivement dans la...
2025-09-20: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Larri (superior) Débit tranquille, tout passe dans l’actif.Équipement top (Quelle:
2025-08-22: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Larri (superior) Ras8h30 de voiture à voiture en prenant quelques poses.Les 2h d'approche ne sont pas déconnant.Un chouette canyon mais qui se...
Return: Exit before the last steps after the C30. Follow the path down to the approach path and down into the valley.

Sorrosal: Canyon Start
Comment: Cwiki // Départ intermédiaire (descente)
Approach: See: * Access without conversion: * u. * Access and descent with conversion: * Access to the last part via via ferrata: * Access to the upper parts: *
Tour: see topographic views, photos and videos

Sorrosal: Canyon End
Return: Turn left onto the path and get out to the car

Sorrosal: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Départ pour la partie finale (descente)
Approach: See: * Access without conversion: * u. * Access and descent with conversion: * Access to the last part via via ferrata: * Access to the upper parts: *
Tour: see topographic views, photos and videos

Sorrosal: Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: départ pour la partie "intégral" (descente)
Approach: See: * Access without conversion: * u. * Access and descent with conversion: * Access to the last part via via ferrata: * Access to the upper parts: *
Tour: see topographic views, photos and videos

Sorrosal: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ainsa to Broto, see *
Return: Turn left onto the path and get out to the car

Sorrosal: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ainsa to Broto, see *
Return: Turn left onto the path and get out to the car

Lapazosa: Canyon Start
2025-10-30: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lapazosa Fait après Cebollar, en fin d'après midi, au soleil. DC+, supers conditions après les pluies. Seuls... (Quelle: https://www.descente-...
2025-08-07: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lapazosa Dry canyon but with clear pools (for now). No dead animals, lots of flies at the end. Still beautiful but more beautiful with water....
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Approach: We now cross the Romanesque bridge of San Nicolas de Bujaruelo on foot and follow the path uphill on the other side. It leads up to the Puerto de Bujaruelo border saddle and further down on the French side into the Gavarnie. At an altitude of 1630 m, below a pylon, the path branches off, we turn left and after another 160 meters we reach the stream (entry).
Tour: About 15 rappels, at the top in a kind of gorge, then down over long wide ramps.

Lapazosa: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive from Ainsa (town center) on the N-260 to Broto for 40.3 km to the bridge over the Rio Ara. From the bridge we continue on the N-260 for another 2.6 km and then take a left turn in a northerly direction to Torla. We pass the town and 4.8 km after turning off the N-260 we come to a junction where we turn right into the Arazas Canyon. However, we turn off here into the upper Rio Ara valley and drive another 6.4 km to the Refugio de Bujaruelo. We park the car there.
Return: In the wide gravel bed at the exit of the canyon, we take the path that crosses here to the left and in a few minutes are at the old bridge and the car.

Lapazosa: Canyon End
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Return: In the wide gravel bed at the exit of the canyon, we take the path that crosses here to the left and in a few minutes are at the old bridge and the car.

Caldares: Canyon Start
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Approach: We take the GR11 north up to a plateau. This is where we take the path.
Tour: Some rappel in the beam. See i.ü. topographic view, photos and videos

Caldares: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca we take the A-23/N-330 northwards to Sabinanigo, from there we continue on the N-260 to Biescas (68.5 km). Continue for another 12.2 km towards Col de Portalet and turn right onto the A-2606. After 3.3 km we pass the village of Panticosa and continue to the exit of the road in Baños de Panticosa. Here we park our car in the north of the village.
Return: Turn right at the water catchment and walk 100m down to the car.

Caldares: Canyon End
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Return: Turn right at the water catchment and walk 100m down to the car.

Glera: Canyon Start
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Approach: See
Tour: See topographic view, photos & videos

Glera: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-09-16: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos Légèrement surcôté selon moi.. faut vraiment s’attendre à une ballade aquatique (belle quand même..) le seul vrai obstacle est celui du...
2025-08-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos Un chevreuil fraîchement mort dans le canyon peu après le saut de la deuxième corde à noeud (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos On est rentré par le canyon d’Abe. 7 ou 8 cascades, 30 max. C’est très chouette, mais il y a au dessus d’une des cascades une dalle en...
Access: From Ainsa on the N260 in a westerly direction to Fiscal. From here, see "Approach from Fiscal" in "Photo gallery"
Return: After the exit to the left bank on the ascent path back to the car

Glera: Canyon End
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2025-08-18: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos Un chevreuil fraîchement mort dans le canyon peu après le saut de la deuxième corde à noeud (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/ca...
2025-08-13: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Forcos On est rentré par le canyon d’Abe. 7 ou 8 cascades, 30 max. C’est très chouette, mais il y a au dessus d’une des cascades une dalle en...
Return: After the exit to the left bank on the ascent path back to the car

Tunez: Canyon Start
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2025-01-24: Access trail is not that steep or hard as some mention. Also, we did not care to descend steeply into the gully, just followed the gentle hiking trail and left down into the river bed, all the while e...
Approach: See and

Tunez: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-12-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Pozas con aguas limpias. Recomendable llevar neopreno, te mojas hasta la cintura.Anclajes OK. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Thigh deep pool at the start. And a rotting animal / maggot mess above the final rappel (but you can avoid the water). Very pretty, exce...
2025-01-24: Access trail is not that steep or hard as some mention. Also, we did not care to descend steeply into the gully, just followed the gentle hiking trail and left down into the river bed, all the while e...
Access: See "Approach from Castril" in "Photo gallery" at canyoning wiki
Return: See

Tunez: Canyon End
2025-12-01: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Pozas con aguas limpias. Recomendable llevar neopreno, te mojas hasta la cintura.Anclajes OK. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/c...
2025-10-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tùnez Thigh deep pool at the start. And a rotting animal / maggot mess above the final rappel (but you can avoid the water). Very pretty, exce...
2025-01-24: Access trail is not that steep or hard as some mention. Also, we did not care to descend steeply into the gully, just followed the gentle hiking trail and left down into the river bed, all the while e...
Return: See

Almanchares inf.: Canyon Start
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Approach: We climb up to the picnic area, there on a staircase, later on an indistinct path upwards. After almost 30 minutes we come to a small house ('caseta'). Passing it on the left through the gulch, you come to a water pipe, which you follow high above the Almanchares until you reach the stream. At one point the base of the water pipe has slipped. A detour above the pipeline is indicated here.
Tour: Also water-bearing in midsummer, suitable for beginners and children.

Almanchares inf.: Canyon End
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Return: After the water catchment, turn right and walk through the picnic area to the car.

Almanchares inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: am Picnic-Platz
Access: Leave the N 340 highway (Malaga - Nerja) at Velez Malaga and head north on the A 335 to Trapiche. From here continue in the same direction on the C 335 via Los Vados until the MA 125 goes up on the right to Canillas del Aceituno, at the traffic circle before the village turn right towards Sedella. About 2.5 km after the next traffic circle (south-east of Canillas) you come to a picnic area ('La Rahige') with a large sign ('Sierra Almijara'). Park your car here. About 100 m further on, the road would cross "our" stream.
Return: After the water catchment, turn right and walk through the picnic area to the car.

Bermejo: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: in der Picnic Area
Access: From Motril on the N 323 in the direction of Granada. Turn right before the dam, then immediately left again after the bridge towards Orgiva and 'Las Alpujarras'. About 10 km further on, after a short tunnel, turn left to Orgiva, through the town center and after the end of the town turn right towards Pampaneira - Capileira. From Capileira, continue on the road leading up to Sierra Nevada. At the exit of Capileira, set the trip odometer to zero. Exactly at km 4, a dirt road leads off to the right at a left-hand bend. Continue on this road for 2.5 km until you reach a bridge over the Barranco Bermejo. We can park the car at the bridge, but it makes sense to continue for a good 100 m and then turn right at an acute angle to the "Area Recreativa Pórtugos", a picnic area with a fountain.
Return: After the last waterfall, turn left on the path up to the picnic area. See wikiloc under Links for the exit and return route when walking the entire length.

Bermejo: Canyon Start
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Comment: nordöstlich der Brücke
Approach: From the parking lot on tracks a few meters up to the bridge and there right down to the stream.\nAccess upper Bermejo: from the parking lot at the road bridge orographically right bank on well-trodden paths up the stream to the uppermost waterfall. Duration approx. 15 minutes. After the 8 m steps (to be abseiled down) after the overhanging waterfall, turn left out of the stream and walk along the stream to the confluence with the Jabalí. There re-enter the streambed to join the narrow canyon of the Bermejo. Duration of the upper part: 0.5 hours. The Bermejo can also be walked further after the narrow canyon (Tajo de Cortes), see description at Caracal.
Tour: 5 rappels in the Tajo de Cortes narrow section, 14 in total. Very short but spectacular and very narrow gorge section. From the bridge at the entry point, you can check the water level and assess whether you are confident enough to tackle the tour, which is not very difficult at low water levels and the water is relatively cold due to the altitude. Above the narrow canyon Tajo de Cortes, which begins at the road bridge, there are three more waterfalls (18 m, 8 m, 18 m); the last one is free-hanging and can be rappelled completely in the water. Also above the Jabali bridge, see description there. Access to this area is now prohibited.

Bermejo: Alternative Canyon End
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Comment: nach der Engstelle Tajo de Cortez
Return: After the last waterfall, turn left on the path up to the picnic area. See wikiloc under Links for the exit and return route when walking the entire length.

Bermejo: Canyon End
Comment: bei Integralbegehung
Return: After the last waterfall, turn left on the path up to the picnic area. See wikiloc under Links for the exit and return route when walking the entire length.

Chillar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the quarry upstream until you reach the watercourse at an inclined ramp.
Tour: Better than the tour described by Sanchez with an elaborate implementation is the hike suggested here up the stream (or on the hiking trail on its orographic left bank) and back.also the access from Frigiliana to the access point of Sanchez (blue E on the sketch) is easier than the shuttle with starting point on the other side of the valley (blue P 2 on the sketch).the river walk (length about 7 km easy) is not overwhelming, but quite nice in summer (possibly with children). Exit at the end of Oct. 2006 (as described by Sanchez with shuttle) and on 02.11.2016 from below.

Chillar: Canyon End
Return: Like access

Chillar: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: depart pour integragral ou point of return: captage d\'eau (descente)
Approach: From the quarry upstream until you reach the watercourse at an inclined ramp.
Tour: Better than the tour described by Sanchez with an elaborate implementation is the hike suggested here up the stream (or on the hiking trail on its orographic left bank) and back.also the access from Frigiliana to the access point of Sanchez (blue E on the sketch) is easier than the shuttle with starting point on the other side of the valley (blue P 2 on the sketch).the river walk (length about 7 km easy) is not overwhelming, but quite nice in summer (possibly with children). Exit at the end of Oct. 2006 (as described by Sanchez with shuttle) and on 02.11.2016 from below.

Chillar: Waypoint
Comment: sans navette: depart et sortie (descente)
Approach: From the quarry upstream until you reach the watercourse at an inclined ramp.

Chillar: Parking at Entry
Comment: pour Chillar integral: Collado de los Apretaderos (livre Sanchez) (descente)
Access: On the highway from Málaga, take the first exit to Nerja and drive into the town. At the traffic circle after the bus station, follow the main road diagonally to the left and then turn left at the second traffic circle into C/. Romero at the second roundabout. Now continue straight ahead over several crossroads until the road turns left because it has reached a slope. A road to the right now leads down this slope into the valley of the Río Chillar. Follow the path along the river bed until you reach the quarry.
Return: Like access

Chillar: Parking at Exit
Access: On the highway from Málaga, take the first exit to Nerja and drive into the town. At the traffic circle after the bus station, follow the main road diagonally to the left and then turn left at the second traffic circle into C/. Romero at the second roundabout. Now continue straight ahead over several crossroads until the road turns left because it has reached a slope. A road to the right now leads down this slope into the valley of the Río Chillar. Follow the path along the river bed until you reach the quarry.
Return: Like access

Chortales: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track to the stream. The canyon begins at a small spring.
Tour: 4 rappels. The Barranco de las Chortales is a delight with its tufa formations (especially the final waterfall).

Chortales: Canyon End
Return: Unless you want to combine the Barrancos de las Chortales and - de Funes or - de Madronales and the Bco. de las Chorreras (Rio Verde) (altogether an easy all-day tour), after the final waterfall you take the aforementioned dirt road uphill (2.7 km) to the tarred road where the car is parked.

Buitreras: Canyon Start
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guadiaro Les indications pour l´approche prêtent parfois à confusion. Après 20 minutes, on ne traverse pas le lit de la ruisseau, mais un affl...
2025-11-10: The path to the saddle is clearly recognizable throughout and is currently being renovated in the ascent passages (November 2025). It is also marked (albeit sparsely) in red and white. There are also...
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Comment: Deuxième départ (descente)
Approach: Enter the power station area (legally) through the iron door and walk along the road to the large downpipe. Follow the road uphill until you reach a footpath immediately after the fence around the power station, which you follow to the right. It then leads you along the orographic right bank of the Guadiaro (upstream) and after about 20 minutes you cross a streambed (excess water from the canal leading to the power station is sometimes discharged into the Guadiaro here). Continue along the river, bypassing the first 3 tunnels (the last one with an adjoining gallery) and after crossing a boulder field (about 50 min from the power station), continue down close to the river until you reach the slope, which you follow up to the saddle on faint climbing tracks (1 hour 15 min from the power station). This way we avoid the fourth (long) tunnel. Beyond the saddle, we descend to the railroad track and immediately before the track descend to the right into the river bed. Just because it is historically interesting, here is the earlier access description (2002) in the form of an individually designed anecdote(pn): 'The access described here is officially forbidden, but at 45 minutes it is the shortest. It leads over the tracks of the Algeciras - Granada railroad line and through four tunnels, the last of which is 800 m long. There is a fine of 505 to 1010 EUR for trespassing on the railroad tracks. However, experience shows that almost everyone - hikers and gorge walkers - do it this way, and it is advisable to go at the weekend as there are no freight trains. The timetables for the trains (at least the passenger trains) can be found on the Internet at www.renfe.es for the Algeciras - Granada line at Gaucín station.from the parking lot by the shed up to the railroad line and on the gravel eastwards towards the canyon. The first tunnels are short and accessible without a flashlight. The last one is 800 m long, straight as a die, but impossible without a torch. The trains do not always announce themselves by horn. In the event of an encounter with a train in the tunnel, you can lie on the ground pressed up against the tunnel wall like a reptile and let the train pass without any problems. However, it is said that the train drivers report their discovery to the Guardia Civil. In such a case, an alternative exit is recommended, which is described below.After three shorter tunnels, you first cross a gallery open to the right and then directly afterwards the fourth 800 m long tunnel. Back in the open, you will see a dilapidated shed further ahead. Shortly before this, you can descend behind the wall next to the track to the canyon (45 min. from the car).immediately after the exit of the fourth canyon, you will see a path on the right that leads downstream to a bridge in the canyon. Here you have an impressive view of the gorge floor and the tour ahead. If you are looking for an alternative access route, you will find several (including a modest shuttle) at
Tour: In the canyon, you have to swim long distances past fantastically washed-out pools. Occasionally you have the impression of swimming in a cave. The canyon can only be entered safely if there is little or no water flowing at the first rappel (I read this in a description in 2002). During storms, the tour can become a disaster, as a clamping block in the canyon then forms a dangerous siphon, which can easily be swum through in dry weather. (p.n.) Ascent Nov. 2002:Even with a stronger water flow (50 x 10 cm in cross-section), an ascent is possible. The water level can only be assessed before the long tunnel, as strong inflows may increase the water level later. The siphon is actually completely problem-free, as the water is practically stagnant there due to the width and depth and you can climb over the jammed stone if you don't want to dive through.6 m rappel is most likely to cause problems, as the water channel narrows to approx. 40-50 cm here (see cross-section above!) and then curves into a narrow chute under a clamping stone. You then have to take a pike jump through the waterfall so that you don't get 'stuck' in the return flow behind the waterfall. we swam out to the E-Werk due to sufficient water flow, but were in the river for around 5 hours, probably also because we got in further upstream. the water was quite dirty, but is clean when there is no water flow.

Buitreras: Canyon End
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Return: After the exit of the canyon, you cross a boulder jam. You then swim through a channel with fresh water (fed by a spring; a rewarding passage). After the exit of the channel, the stream continues flat. Turn right out of the water here and hike out of the canyon on a clearly visible path. Always keep left at junctions along the path and you will return to the downpipes and the starting parking lot.

Buitreras: Alternative Canyon Start
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Guadiaro Les indications pour l´approche prêtent parfois à confusion. Après 20 minutes, on ne traverse pas le lit de la ruisseau, mais un affl...
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Comment: Premier départ à la confluence (descente)
Approach: Enter the power station area (legally) through the iron door and walk along the road to the large downpipe. Follow the road uphill until you reach a footpath immediately after the fence around the power station, which you follow to the right. It then leads you along the orographic right bank of the Guadiaro (upstream) and after about 20 minutes you cross a streambed (excess water from the canal leading to the power station is sometimes discharged into the Guadiaro here). Continue along the river, bypassing the first 3 tunnels (the last one with an adjoining gallery) and after crossing a boulder field (about 50 min from the power station), continue down close to the river until you reach the slope, which you follow up to the saddle on faint climbing tracks (1 hour 15 min from the power station). This way we avoid the fourth (long) tunnel. Beyond the saddle, we descend to the railroad track and immediately before the track descend to the right into the river bed. Just because it is historically interesting, here is the earlier access description (2002) in the form of an individually designed anecdote(pn): 'The access described here is officially forbidden, but at 45 minutes it is the shortest. It leads over the tracks of the Algeciras - Granada railroad line and through four tunnels, the last of which is 800 m long. There is a fine of 505 to 1010 EUR for trespassing on the railroad tracks. However, experience shows that almost everyone - hikers and gorge walkers - do it this way, and it is advisable to go at the weekend as there are no freight trains. The timetables for the trains (at least the passenger trains) can be found on the Internet at www.renfe.es for the Algeciras - Granada line at Gaucín station.from the parking lot by the shed up to the railroad line and on the gravel eastwards towards the canyon. The first tunnels are short and accessible without a flashlight. The last one is 800 m long, straight as a die, but impossible without a torch. The trains do not always announce themselves by horn. In the event of an encounter with a train in the tunnel, you can lie on the ground pressed up against the tunnel wall like a reptile and let the train pass without any problems. However, it is said that the train drivers report their discovery to the Guardia Civil. In such a case, an alternative exit is recommended, which is described below.After three shorter tunnels, you first cross a gallery open to the right and then directly afterwards the fourth 800 m long tunnel. Back in the open, you will see a dilapidated shed further ahead. Shortly before this, you can descend behind the wall next to the track to the canyon (45 min. from the car).immediately after the exit of the fourth canyon, you will see a path on the right that leads downstream to a bridge in the canyon. Here you have an impressive view of the gorge floor and the tour ahead. If you are looking for an alternative access route, you will find several (including a modest shuttle) at
Tour: In the canyon, you have to swim long distances past fantastically washed-out pools. Occasionally you have the impression of swimming in a cave. The canyon can only be entered safely if there is little or no water flowing at the first rappel (I read this in a description in 2002). During storms, the tour can become a disaster, as a clamping block in the canyon then forms a dangerous siphon, which can easily be swum through in dry weather. (p.n.) Ascent Nov. 2002:Even with a stronger water flow (50 x 10 cm in cross-section), an ascent is possible. The water level can only be assessed before the long tunnel, as strong inflows may increase the water level later. The siphon is actually completely problem-free, as the water is practically stagnant there due to the width and depth and you can climb over the jammed stone if you don't want to dive through.6 m rappel is most likely to cause problems, as the water channel narrows to approx. 40-50 cm here (see cross-section above!) and then curves into a narrow chute under a clamping stone. You then have to take a pike jump through the waterfall so that you don't get 'stuck' in the return flow behind the waterfall. we swam out to the E-Werk due to sufficient water flow, but were in the river for around 5 hours, probably also because we got in further upstream. the water was quite dirty, but is clean when there is no water flow.

Buitreras: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Málaga on the A7 or on the newly built highway AP 7 (Autopista de Mediterraneo - toll) in the direction of Algeciras. If you are driving on the A 7, turn right in San Luis de Sabinillas and drive north on the A 377 to Gaucín. On the way there, after Manilva, you cross the aforementioned AP 7 highway, which you leave at the Gaucín/San Louis de Sabillinas exit and then also head north to Gaucín. After a long descent into the valley and an equally long ascent opposite, you reach the village of Gaucín. Here you turn left in the village to the west on the A 405 towards Algeciras, but soon turn right onto the MA 9300 to El Colmenar. Before reaching El Colmenar, cross the Rio Guadiaro. 300 m after the bridge, a road branches off to the right in the village and is signposted Central Buitreras. Take this road in the direction of the power station (= Central de Buitreras), past plane trees on the right and then eucalyptus trees until just before the gate to the power station. Directly in front of the gate there is a small parking area for about 2-3 cars. Park here.
Return: After the exit of the canyon, you cross a boulder jam. You then swim through a channel with fresh water (fed by a spring; a rewarding passage). After the exit of the channel, the stream continues flat. Turn right out of the water here and hike out of the canyon on a clearly visible path. Always keep left at junctions along the path and you will return to the downpipes and the starting parking lot.

Hundidero Gato: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the plateau, take the clear path down to the barrage and continue left downhill to the entrance of the Cueva Hundidero cave.
Tour: It is the longest underground course in the largest cave system in Andalusia. The dam - the world's first arch-shaped dam - was completed in 1925. However, the 'Pantano de los Caballeros' lake was not dammed up properly as the water flowed out through sinkholes in the karst underground. When it became apparent that the water flowing out of the passage cave was pushing upwards again, attempts were made - until 1947 - to seal these water inlets in the passage cave with concrete - without success. Nevertheless, in the course of these measures, which involved the construction of numerous suspended walkways in the cave passage, the first complete crossing of the cave took place as early as 1929. Speleologists did not succeed again until 1965 (60 hours, 2 rope ladders, 2 inflatable boats, ropes etc. - 2 bivouacs). The water temperature - numerous swimming sections - is 8-10°C, the air temperature 12-15°C. In the high halls you will find a rich and varied 'equipment', especially sinter terraces. The cave system is home to the largest bat colony in Spain with around 100,000 animals. The few and short rappels are already done in the first large hall (750 m after the entrance). If you follow the green arrows, which are also red in the second part of the cave, you should not get lost. Nevertheless, it is advisable to take an experienced guide who knows the area with you. Particular attention should be paid to the point near the beginning of the ascent, where a handrail (2009) leads up to the right. If you rope down here, you will reach a siphon in the water channel, which cannot be overcome either by diving (blocked) or above ground.

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Return: After leaving the Cueva del Gato, take the clear path under the railroad and across the Rio Guadiaro to the parking lot at the hotel.

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Approach: From the plateau, take the clear path down to the barrage and continue left downhill to the entrance of the Cueva Hundidero cave.
Tour: It is the longest underground course in the largest cave system in Andalusia. The dam - the world's first arch-shaped dam - was completed in 1925. However, the 'Pantano de los Caballeros' lake was not dammed up properly as the water flowed out through sinkholes in the karst underground. When it became apparent that the water flowing out of the passage cave was pushing upwards again, attempts were made - until 1947 - to seal these water inlets in the passage cave with concrete - without success. Nevertheless, in the course of these measures, which involved the construction of numerous suspended walkways in the cave passage, the first complete crossing of the cave took place as early as 1929. Speleologists did not succeed again until 1965 (60 hours, 2 rope ladders, 2 inflatable boats, ropes etc. - 2 bivouacs). The water temperature - numerous swimming sections - is 8-10°C, the air temperature 12-15°C. In the high halls you will find a rich and varied 'equipment', especially sinter terraces. The cave system is home to the largest bat colony in Spain with around 100,000 animals. The few and short rappels are already done in the first large hall (750 m after the entrance). If you follow the green arrows, which are also red in the second part of the cave, you should not get lost. Nevertheless, it is advisable to take an experienced guide who knows the area with you. Particular attention should be paid to the point near the beginning of the ascent, where a handrail (2009) leads up to the right. If you rope down here, you will reach a siphon in the water channel, which cannot be overcome either by diving (blocked) or above ground.

Hundidero Gato: Parking at Entry
Access: From Ronda, first head (northwest) towards Jerez (de la Frontera) on the A 376 for a few kilometers, then turn left onto the MA 555 and head southwest for about 5 km until you see the cave gate of the Cueva Gato (= hangover) on the righthand side on the other side of the Rio Guadiaro. Go down to the hotel and park the first vehicle there. Continue with the second vehicle via Benaoján, past Montejaque. After Montejaque, circle the rocky basin in which the Cueva Hundidero is located. There is a sign on the left indicating Cueva Hundidero. Park the second vehicle there.
Return: After leaving the Cueva del Gato, take the clear path under the railroad and across the Rio Guadiaro to the parking lot at the hotel.

Hundidero Gato: Parking at Exit
Access: From Ronda, first head (northwest) towards Jerez (de la Frontera) on the A 376 for a few kilometers, then turn left onto the MA 555 and head southwest for about 5 km until you see the cave gate of the Cueva Gato (= hangover) on the righthand side on the other side of the Rio Guadiaro. Go down to the hotel and park the first vehicle there. Continue with the second vehicle via Benaoján, past Montejaque. After Montejaque, circle the rocky basin in which the Cueva Hundidero is located. There is a sign on the left indicating Cueva Hundidero. Park the second vehicle there.
Return: After leaving the Cueva del Gato, take the clear path under the railroad and across the Rio Guadiaro to the parking lot at the hotel.

Jabali inf.: Canyon Start
Comment: integral
Approach: From the picnic area, we head back along the slope towards the bridge. After just a few meters on the main track, we turn off onto a side track to the right (north). We follow this uphill to a small house (10 min.). Pass the house on the left and follow the indistinct tracks towards the canyon and then always uphill on the left bank to the entry point. There are several options here: Either directly above the narrow section or after 45 minutes at the crossing water pipe at about 1880 m (according to the Internet sites) or even further up after 1.5 hours at about 2120 m, see Gomez/Tejero.
Tour: The Jabali can be rewardingly continued in the narrows of the Bermejo (Tajo de Cortes), see description Bermejo.

Jabali inf.: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: unterer Abschnitt
Approach: From the picnic area, we head back along the slope towards the bridge. After just a few meters on the main track, we turn off onto a side track to the right (north). We follow this uphill to a small house (10 min.). Pass the house on the left and follow the indistinct tracks towards the canyon and then always uphill on the left bank to the entry point. There are several options here: Either directly above the narrow section or after 45 minutes at the crossing water pipe at about 1880 m (according to the Internet sites) or even further up after 1.5 hours at about 2120 m, see Gomez/Tejero.
Tour: The Jabali can be rewardingly continued in the narrows of the Bermejo (Tajo de Cortes), see description Bermejo.

Jabali inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Motril on the N 323 in the direction of Granada. Turn right before the bridge, then immediately left again after the bridge in the direction of Orgiva and 'Las Alpujarras'. Approx. 10 km further on, after a short tunnel, turn left towards Orgiva, through the town center and at the end of the town turn right towards Pampaneira - Capileira. From Capileira, continue on the road leading up to Sierra Nevada above Poqueira. At the exit of Capileira, set the trip odometer to zero. Exactly at km 4, a dirt road leads off to the right at a left-hand bend. Continue on this road for 2.5 km until you reach a bridge over the Barranco Bermejo. We can park the car at the bridge, but it makes sense to continue for a good 100 m and then turn right at an acute angle to the "Area Recreativa Pórtugos", a picnic area with a fountain.
Return: Exit at the road bridge on the left up to the slope, unless you continue along the Bermejo (Tajo del Cortes).

La Bolera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car, go down the dam wall orographic to the right on a staircase ('Paso Prohibido' - passage prohibited) into the riverbed.
Tour: The canyon is magnificent when water is flowing or at least the pools are full. But it can also be impressive when dry. After the exit point indicated here, you can continue for a good 2 hours and walk through a second narrow section (Cerrada del Tio Pio) after an open part. However, this is only worthwhile when the water is flowing. It is not clear whether this 2nd part is the commercially offered 'Peralta' canyon. For an integral ascent, a shuttle is worthwhile if you have the opportunity. For more details, see the locations given. Warning: above the reservoir! A number of other canyons in the vicinity, each requiring a permit: Utrero, Tiscar and the 6 canyons of the Sierra de Castril.

La Bolera: Canyon End
Return: After emerging from the high walls of the canyon, turn right and ascend along the northern edge of the ditch running north-west until you come to a dirt road at a piped water pipe that leads up to the A 326. At the road bridge to this road, turn right uphill and along the road - past the campsite - back to the car.

Poqueira: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bend mentioned above, descend a few meters down the steep little road, past houses, until a path branches off to the left, which descends steadily in a north-easterly direction. After about a quarter of an hour, the path exits and you now have to find the best way down the steep terrain to the Poqueira riverbed. See also http://canyoning.wroclaw.pl/kanion.php?id=81
Tour: The Poqueira is particularly scenic and would also be suitable for beginners if there is little water. As the water flow increases, the difficulty and duration increase disproportionately, as does the potential danger. Harmless mini pools become dangerous eddies. See photo no. 21 in the photo gallery and here is the experience report of the person concerned: "Soon another cascade. The water flows through a narrow, S-shaped chute and then plunges thunderously into a pool. There is a height difference of about 7 meters, but the watercourse and the pool cannot be seen from above. I tackle it immediately with a lot of confidence. I straddle the watercourse and reach a horizontal point where I discover an anchor on the wall to the left. "Should I use it???" - There I go! The water sweeps me away with full force and throws me into a circular, deep pool. At first it looks harmless, but then it turns out to be the worst kind of eddy. I simply don't manage to reach the outflow that will save me: Waterfall - current - just past the outflow - back to the waterfall and pushed hard under water there. Second round ... Pulled up a bit on the rope, gasped for air, the much too long rope wrapped itself around my legs ... Round 3 ... ... ... Round 20! My strength is dwindling! No call connection upwards in the noise of the roaring water! I shout "Kehrwasser" as loud as I can again and again. Finally, I scream for help with all my might. Then I manage to reach the edge of the pool after all and with it, the drain that will save me. I let the jet of water wash me through the chute and out into freedom." Added to this is the threat from the barrage above, which is not just hypothetical, as the 'experience report' at 'actionman 4x4' shows (see above under hydrology). Contacting the 'Central Electrica del Duque' beforehand would not have helped here either.

Poqueira: Canyon End
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Return: Immediately before the water flows out of the power station, turn left and follow the path on the right bank to the car.

Poqueira: Parking at Entry
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Access: From the city of Granada, head south on the N 323 highway towards the sea. 10 km after Durcal, turn off onto the C 333 to Lanjaron and on to Orgiva, and if you only have 1 car available, drive through the city on the C 333 until you reach a road on the left with the sign 'Colegios Menores'. 5 km further on, this road leads to the hamlet of Cortijo del Granadino. Here the road turns into a dirt road, climbs up the slope in hairpin bends and exits after another 3.5 km in a scattered settlement. From the car parked here, you can reach the entry to the Poqueira in about 2 hours. The exact route can be found in the sketch and, above all, in the 3D views of the 'actionman 4x4' (internet location below) If you have two vehicles, park one at the point described and take the other back to Orgiva. Cross the village on the access route and shortly after Orgiva turn off onto the road to Pampaneira. 10 km from here and 1.4 km after the turn-off to Soportujar, you come to a sharp left-hand bend, where the road then runs in a NNE direction parallel to Poqueira, which is now visible. Park the second vehicle in the bends or just below.
Return: Immediately before the water flows out of the power station, turn left and follow the path on the right bank to the car.

Poqueira: Parking at Exit
Access: From the city of Granada, head south on the N 323 highway towards the sea. 10 km after Durcal, turn off onto the C 333 to Lanjaron and on to Orgiva, and if you only have 1 car available, drive through the city on the C 333 until you reach a road on the left with the sign 'Colegios Menores'. 5 km further on, this road leads to the hamlet of Cortijo del Granadino. Here the road turns into a dirt road, climbs up the slope in hairpin bends and exits after another 3.5 km in a scattered settlement. From the car parked here, you can reach the entry to the Poqueira in about 2 hours. The exact route can be found in the sketch and, above all, in the 3D views of the 'actionman 4x4' (internet location below) If you have two vehicles, park one at the point described and take the other back to Orgiva. Cross the village on the access route and shortly after Orgiva turn off onto the road to Pampaneira. 10 km from here and 1.4 km after the turn-off to Soportujar, you come to a sharp left-hand bend, where the road then runs in a NNE direction parallel to Poqueira, which is now visible. Park the second vehicle in the bends or just below.
Return: Immediately before the water flows out of the power station, turn left and follow the path on the right bank to the car.

Otin: Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We come down to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right (orographic left) side. Continue northwards, passing the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot, where you climb up to the left towards Barrasil and Gorgas Negras and then, after a long stretch on the orographic left bank, you come to the point where the path crosses the stream to go up the other side towards Otin - La Costera path. We reach the plateau, may be able to see vultures perched on the rocky ledges above the canyon and look down into the abode of the wizards (Moorish Maskhun). With a bit of luck, the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge will loom on the horizon behind you. The path walks between stone walls at times and we come to 2 large oak trees. The path now descends and crosses a dry gully. Before and down this to the right we come to the entry of the Bco. Otin. Alternatively, we can also cross the chute and enter the "upper course", which can then be seen on the lower right.
Tour: 12-14 rappels, first into the upper basin, then into a relatively open streambed, which gradually deepens. Several jumping possibilities. Further below, either stay in the chute or traverse out to the left and rappel over slab. Finally, the penultimate high rappel, airy and possibly in a stream. The last rappel can be bypassed on the left.

Otin: Canyon End
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Return: Once in Mascun, descend the stream as described in Mescun inferiore.

Peonera (inferior): Canyon Start
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Approach: See . So we start on the track at "Cadena" (chain) in a northerly direction. After a little more than 1 km, it bends to the EAST and we ignore the junction of a path to the left in the direction of Pedruel - "Camino de la Peonera" - and we descend into the wooded area. There we come across a signpost indicating the entry to the Peonera inferiore to the left of the track. Follow the path, keep right at a fork and climb steeply up to the streambed, where you can also open the course with a jump ("Badina Cebollero" near Salamero). If we want to descend into the riverbed at the next access point, we follow the aforementioned signpost in the direction of "Huevo de Morrano" to the south and after about 100 m turn off the track onto a not very clear path in an easterly direction ("Camino de Escaliguala"). We come to a saddle where we have a beautiful view into the canyon and descend here - partly on fixed ropes or chains below a rock face - to the river bed. We can also descend steeply from the large parking lot on the road from Bierge to Rodellar directly to the beginning of the narrowing (this is usually the commercial route). At the spring, you can then take a track up to the left and back to the car.
Tour: Initially walking, wading and swimming down the open riverbed, we pass several half-caves that have been carved out by the river. After about 1.5 hours - calculated from the 2nd access point - the canyon narrows. Then the access via the "Faja os Caracoles" comes from the left. This access reaches the river bed at the rocky chaos that immediately precedes the Estrechos de Tamara. The following Estrechos de Tamara are the centerpiece and highlight of the Peonera inferiore. At their beginning there are some siphons, which can be dangerous if the water flow is sufficient (several deaths have already occurred). Now the Peonera becomes a swim canyon. Where the narrow walls recede again, we see the Fuente (spring) Tamara on the right, where we could take a footpath up to Morrano and the upper car. From the Fuente Tamara, a footpath on the left bank (but somewhat separated from the river) would also lead directly to the exit point at the dam. If we continue along the open riverbed, after a while we come to a place where the water has suddenly eaten into a narrow chute (start of the "Puntillo" parts). Here, just below the first waterfall, you can enter from the right-hand side with a small jump. This is followed by varied flowing channels, some of which are underground, an interim opening of the gorge and a short final section that begins with a spring on the left. At the exit of the Puntillo there are various jumps. Here, too, the chutes of the Puntillo should only be walked on when the water thorns - as is usual in summer - are not increased (deaths have also occurred here). We continue downhill, hiking and swimming again, finally becoming somewhat monotonous and tiring. Finally, we come to the dam, where we can end our tour by jumping off the dam, following the example of those bathing here.

Peonera (inferior): Canyon End
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Return: From the top of the weir, turn left onto the slope and then up the steps on the left to the lower car.

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Comment: Zustieg ebenfalls von Morano
Approach: See . So we start on the track at "Cadena" (chain) in a northerly direction. After a little more than 1 km, it bends to the EAST and we ignore the junction of a path to the left in the direction of Pedruel - "Camino de la Peonera" - and we descend into the wooded area. There we come across a signpost indicating the entry to the Peonera inferiore to the left of the track. Follow the path, keep right at a fork and climb steeply up to the streambed, where you can also open the course with a jump ("Badina Cebollero" near Salamero). If we want to descend into the riverbed at the next access point, we follow the aforementioned signpost in the direction of "Huevo de Morrano" to the south and after about 100 m turn off the track onto a not very clear path in an easterly direction ("Camino de Escaliguala"). We come to a saddle where we have a beautiful view into the canyon and descend here - partly on fixed ropes or chains below a rock face - to the river bed. We can also descend steeply from the large parking lot on the road from Bierge to Rodellar directly to the beginning of the narrowing (this is usually the commercial route). At the spring, you can then take a track up to the left and back to the car.
Tour: Initially walking, wading and swimming down the open riverbed, we pass several half-caves that have been carved out by the river. After about 1.5 hours - calculated from the 2nd access point - the canyon narrows. Then the access via the "Faja os Caracoles" comes from the left. This access reaches the river bed at the rocky chaos that immediately precedes the Estrechos de Tamara. The following Estrechos de Tamara are the centerpiece and highlight of the Peonera inferiore. At their beginning there are some siphons, which can be dangerous if the water flow is sufficient (several deaths have already occurred). Now the Peonera becomes a swim canyon. Where the narrow walls recede again, we see the Fuente (spring) Tamara on the right, where we could take a footpath up to Morrano and the upper car. From the Fuente Tamara, a footpath on the left bank (but somewhat separated from the river) would also lead directly to the exit point at the dam. If we continue along the open riverbed, after a while we come to a place where the water has suddenly eaten into a narrow chute (start of the "Puntillo" parts). Here, just below the first waterfall, you can enter from the right-hand side with a small jump. This is followed by varied flowing channels, some of which are underground, an interim opening of the gorge and a short final section that begins with a spring on the left. At the exit of the Puntillo there are various jumps. Here, too, the chutes of the Puntillo should only be walked on when the water thorns - as is usual in summer - are not increased (deaths have also occurred here). We continue downhill, hiking and swimming again, finally becoming somewhat monotonous and tiring. Finally, we come to the dam, where we can end our tour by jumping off the dam, following the example of those bathing here.

Peonera (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: wenn wir bei der Fuente Tamara aussteigen, sonst nur für Zustieg
Access: For an integral ascent of the Peonera Inferior, we drive from Bierge on the A-1227 in a north-westerly direction almost to the bridge over the Alcanadre with a view of the dam, but turn right up the dirt road 220m before reaching the bridge and park our first car there in the large parking lot - 1.8 km from Bierge to the junction. With the second car we continue on the A-1227 to Morrano (4.6 km from the bridge over Rio Alcanadre). From here, continue for another kilometer and turn right onto an open area with trees slightly below road level, where we park the second car (beware, risk of burglary!).
Return: From the top of the weir, turn left onto the slope and then up the steps on the left to the lower car.

Peonera (inferior): Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: Ende des attraktiven Abschnitts, Ausstieg nach Morano oder zum P an der Straße Bierge - Rodellar
Access: For an integral ascent of the Peonera Inferior, we drive from Bierge on the A-1227 in a north-westerly direction almost to the bridge over the Alcanadre with a view of the dam, but turn right up the dirt road 220m before reaching the bridge and park our first car there in the large parking lot - 1.8 km from Bierge to the junction. With the second car we continue on the A-1227 to Morrano (4.6 km from the bridge over Rio Alcanadre). From here, continue for another kilometer and turn right onto an open area with trees slightly below road level, where we park the second car (beware, risk of burglary!).
Return: From the top of the weir, turn left onto the slope and then up the steps on the left to the lower car.

Peonera (inferior): Parking at Exit
Comment: wenn wir die Tour beim Wehr (Molino de Bierge) beenden
Access: For an integral ascent of the Peonera Inferior, we drive from Bierge on the A-1227 in a north-westerly direction almost to the bridge over the Alcanadre with a view of the dam, but turn right up the dirt road 220m before reaching the bridge and park our first car there in the large parking lot - 1.8 km from Bierge to the junction. With the second car we continue on the A-1227 to Morrano (4.6 km from the bridge over Rio Alcanadre). From here, continue for another kilometer and turn right onto an open area with trees slightly below road level, where we park the second car (beware, risk of burglary!).

Peonera (inferior): Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: an der Straße Bierge - Rodellar für den direkten Zustieg zum attraktiven Abschnitt

Peonera (inferior): Alternative Canyon Start1
Comment: bei Zustieg vom P an der Straße Bierge - Rodellar
Approach: See . So we start on the track at "Cadena" (chain) in a northerly direction. After a little more than 1 km, it bends to the EAST and we ignore the junction of a path to the left in the direction of Pedruel - "Camino de la Peonera" - and we descend into the wooded area. There we come across a signpost indicating the entry to the Peonera inferiore to the left of the track. Follow the path, keep right at a fork and climb steeply up to the streambed, where you can also open the course with a jump ("Badina Cebollero" near Salamero). If we want to descend into the riverbed at the next access point, we follow the aforementioned signpost in the direction of "Huevo de Morrano" to the south and after about 100 m turn off the track onto a not very clear path in an easterly direction ("Camino de Escaliguala"). We come to a saddle where we have a beautiful view into the canyon and descend here - partly on fixed ropes or chains below a rock face - to the river bed. We can also descend steeply from the large parking lot on the road from Bierge to Rodellar directly to the beginning of the narrowing (this is usually the commercial route). At the spring, you can then take a track up to the left and back to the car.
Tour: Initially walking, wading and swimming down the open riverbed, we pass several half-caves that have been carved out by the river. After about 1.5 hours - calculated from the 2nd access point - the canyon narrows. Then the access via the "Faja os Caracoles" comes from the left. This access reaches the river bed at the rocky chaos that immediately precedes the Estrechos de Tamara. The following Estrechos de Tamara are the centerpiece and highlight of the Peonera inferiore. At their beginning there are some siphons, which can be dangerous if the water flow is sufficient (several deaths have already occurred). Now the Peonera becomes a swim canyon. Where the narrow walls recede again, we see the Fuente (spring) Tamara on the right, where we could take a footpath up to Morrano and the upper car. From the Fuente Tamara, a footpath on the left bank (but somewhat separated from the river) would also lead directly to the exit point at the dam. If we continue along the open riverbed, after a while we come to a place where the water has suddenly eaten into a narrow chute (start of the "Puntillo" parts). Here, just below the first waterfall, you can enter from the right-hand side with a small jump. This is followed by varied flowing channels, some of which are underground, an interim opening of the gorge and a short final section that begins with a spring on the left. At the exit of the Puntillo there are various jumps. Here, too, the chutes of the Puntillo should only be walked on when the water thorns - as is usual in summer - are not increased (deaths have also occurred here). We continue downhill, hiking and swimming again, finally becoming somewhat monotonous and tiring. Finally, we come to the dam, where we can end our tour by jumping off the dam, following the example of those bathing here.

Gorgas Negras: Canyon Start
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Approach: In Rodellar, follow the signs to Barranco Mascun. We descend to the stream, cross it and come to the spring on the right. We continue northwards, turning left up the Bco Fornocal de Andrebot. We emerge from the bushes and stand on an open plateau. The main path continues to the right towards Nazarre and the entry to Gorgas Negras. We follow it through the "Vallon de los Moros" and reach the "losa Mora" dolmen at the top, which is slightly off to the right. Here you may be able to enjoy the view of the snow-covered peaks of the main Pyrenean ridge. Continue in a northerly direction towards the ruins of Nasarre. Pass it on the left and at the last house no longer follow the track half-right downhill to the entry as before, but follow the tracks half-left, which merge into a path that descends on the left-hand slope. It brings us to the entry just before the first narrowing.
Tour: At the beginning, mostly flat pools alternate with smaller gradients. Then the descent becomes varied. Rappels (almost all jumpable), smaller passages in the souterrain and we come to the striking pot. If there is little water flow in summer, it is jumpable from the left from a crouched position, if there is a lot of water flow, it can be abseiled on the right over the 20 m wall. Then a narrow passage. A noticeably cold karst spring in the following large pools. At the right-angled bend, the more athletic part is largely behind us. This is followed by chaos, running sections, a few possible jumps and then the large pool into which you can jump from a great height. Alternatively, you can dive into the pool from the left-hand edge of the rock through a small cook under the large cover plate. Jumps can also be repeated here via this "path" in the opposite direction. Despite the beauty of the scenic landscape, it is now a somewhat tiring walk out to the large meadow with the spring and the poplars at the beginning of the Barrasil.

Gorgas Negras: Canyon End
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Return: Either continue in the Alcanadre through the Barrazil (see there) or climb up to the left and after the flat saddle descend on the approach path to the right to the Mascun and back to Rodellar.

Escuain (inferior): Canyon Start
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Comment: wo der Pfad wieder an den Fluß kommt, Grenze des NP
Approach: From the parking lot, a path with great views, especially at the start, leads down towards Escuain and Garganta de Escuain. We cross a stream (including a beautiful waterfall for rappel), cross the Consusa at its exit below an equally beautiful waterfall and then look out for a fork where the path leads down to the left into the Escuain streambed and up to the houses of Escuain on the other side. However, we turn right here and walk northwards high above the riverbed of the Rio Yaga. Now we are already in our canyon. The path is repeatedly interrupted by small climbs (not difficult). Then we come to the exit of the parts where the first part of "our" rappel canyon ends. In the access we bypass this part on the north-eastern slope in the coppice. We return to the river bed and turn left downstream. We follow the beautifully shaped channel and throw on our wetsuits where the Bco. Lugar comes down from the right. Here we have already crossed the border of the NP to the outside. Access is also possible from the opposite side of the slope from the hamlet of Escuain. In this case, access can be made directly to the entry point via an ascent of the Bco. Lugar.
Tour: First 3 rappels, each with possible jumps as an alternative. Then follows the running route, which we have already hiked up during access. A few meters after the wall in the riverbed, which has been destroyed by the water, we come to the waterfall with the unique pool below. There are several ways to rappel here, but the highlight is a jump from a ledge on the left from a height of around 13 meters. After "landing" in the large pool, you can repeat the jump if you feel like it. To do this, walk about 100 m downstream and then follow the well-trodden tracks on the left up to the path. You can also go further downstream in the Rio Yaga and then even add the Bco, Miraval (own description).

Escuain (inferior): Canyon End
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Comment: wo der Weg von der Ortschaft Escuain nach Revilla den Fluß kreuzt
Return: We go downstream from the pool for about 100 m to the place where the path coming down from the hamlet of Escuain crosses the river. We take this path to the left and come back up to the car on our access path.

Dobra II: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the Rio Dobra and climb up a path above the canyon for about 20 minutes. Where the slope descends again and the valley of the Rio Dobra widens, we look for a suitable descent on the slope to the right into the wide streambed here and come downstream to the entry of the canyon.
Tour: Canyon in a gloomy atmosphere; on entry at 11 o'clock partial sunshine in the deep green pools. 5 rappels. The siphon after the 2nd narrow rappel can be avoided by climbing out on the rock on the left.

Dobra II: Canyon End
Return: Immediately after the exit of the canyon, turn right and left on the concrete road to the E-Werk and the car.

Vallegon : Canyon End
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Return: On the left before the bridge through a fenced yard area or after the bridge.

Vallegon : Canyon Start
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Comment: Start im Seitenbach Rio Pandiello
Approach: A path leads from the car directly down to the stream (5 min.).
Tour: Barely incised forest gorge, then 1 km run outside the stream. The 25 m ropes in the lower part (where you can also jump from the right from the middle) are beautiful, otherwise only moderately attractive. After the first part, you should get off at the fixed ropes on the left and only at a bridge below the upper serpentine sequence of the road turn right down to a bridge and there re-enter the streambed

Vallegon : Alternative Canyon Start
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Comment: Einstieg unterer Abschnitt
Approach: A path leads from the car directly down to the stream (5 min.).
Tour: Barely incised forest gorge, then 1 km run outside the stream. The 25 m ropes in the lower part (where you can also jump from the right from the middle) are beautiful, otherwise only moderately attractive. After the first part, you should get off at the fixed ropes on the left and only at a bridge below the upper serpentine sequence of the road turn right down to a bridge and there re-enter the streambed

Vallegon : Parking at Entry
Access: From the Santander - Oviedo road (initially N-632, later N-625), turn south towards Leon at Arriondas (i.e. continue on the N-625) and turn right via Cangas de Onis into the upper Sella Valley (signposted Riano / Leon). About 8 km after passing the village of Santillan, after a bridge (over the Vallegon), a small road turns off to Amieva (signposted). On the right below a somewhat dilapidated inn, where you can park the car below. The road climbs over hairpin bends. After the second series of hairpin bends (about 3 km from the bottom), turn right onto a dirt road with the signs 'uso exclusivo para ...'. Here, on the other side of the road, is the parking lot for the top car (if you have 2 with you).
Return: On the left before the bridge through a fenced yard area or after the bridge.

Vallegon : Parking at Exit
Access: From the Santander - Oviedo road (initially N-632, later N-625), turn south towards Leon at Arriondas (i.e. continue on the N-625) and turn right via Cangas de Onis into the upper Sella Valley (signposted Riano / Leon). About 8 km after passing the village of Santillan, after a bridge (over the Vallegon), a small road turns off to Amieva (signposted). On the right below a somewhat dilapidated inn, where you can park the car below. The road climbs over hairpin bends. After the second series of hairpin bends (about 3 km from the bottom), turn right onto a dirt road with the signs 'uso exclusivo para ...'. Here, on the other side of the road, is the parking lot for the top car (if you have 2 with you).
Return: On the left before the bridge through a fenced yard area or after the bridge.

Vallegon : Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg zur Straße

Sarratanas: Canyon Start
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Approach: On the east side of the bridge, a trail first heads north towards the edge of the Sarratana. It soon turns to the east and leads along the edge of the conglomerate canyon, rising only imperceptibly almost to the end of the valley. After crossing a small stream channel, it then descends to the entry point.
Tour: First "Gumpenhüpfen", then rappel, partly in the "Souterrain".

Sarratanas: Canyon End
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Return: After emerging from the last part, which is almost underground, you reach the Rio Fornocal after a few meters and follow it downhill under the road bridge high above. About 70m after the bridge, a track on the right, initially crossing an old concrete water pipe, climbs steeply up to the bridge (if in doubt, keep to the right). Take the same ascent after the Fornocal and the Palomeras Fornocal.

Herques: Canyon Start
2023-04-19: Great dry gorge.
Approach: Continue north on the TF 28 for approx. 200 m to the bridge over the Herques. Before the tunnel, turn left down into the Barranco. You can also rope in from the bridge, but you may need more ropes.
Tour: see photos and weblinks!

Herques: Canyon End
2023-04-19: Great dry gorge.
Return: Turn right before the highway bridge and follow a dirt road in a SW direction towards the pigsty (dogs only bark!), pass it on the right and continue straight ahead on the road to the lower vehicle.

Herques: Parking at Entry
2023-04-19: Great dry gorge.
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit no. 23 onto the TF 1 highway in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF 1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) and follow the TF 620 uphill for approx. 100 m in the direction of Fasnia. At the bar/restaurant, park the lower car on the righthand side (away. reduced risk of breakage) and turn right in front of the restaurant towards Barranco, passing another restaurant (left above). At the junction before the next building, turn left up a steep road for about 4 km until you reach the TF 28. Park the top vehicle here by the houses (risk of breakage on the bridge).
Return: Turn right before the highway bridge and follow a dirt road in a SW direction towards the pigsty (dogs only bark!), pass it on the right and continue straight ahead on the road to the lower vehicle.

Herques: Parking at Exit
Access: From Tenerife Sur Airport, take exit no. 23 onto the TF 1 highway in the direction of Sta. Cruz de Tenerife (northeast). After 26.5 km on the TF 1, take exit no. 14 (Los Roques/Fasnia) and follow the TF 620 uphill for approx. 100 m in the direction of Fasnia. At the bar/restaurant, park the lower car on the righthand side (away. reduced risk of breakage) and turn right in front of the restaurant towards Barranco, passing another restaurant (left above). At the junction before the next building, turn left up a steep road for about 4 km until you reach the TF 28. Park the top vehicle here by the houses (risk of breakage on the bridge).
Return: Turn right before the highway bridge and follow a dirt road in a SW direction towards the pigsty (dogs only bark!), pass it on the right and continue straight ahead on the road to the lower vehicle.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the little road that heads west at the aforementioned left-hand bend and, keeping to the left at the first fork in the road, take 2 hairpin bends up to the cemetery, which - already visible from the parking lot - is located on the hill west of the village of Paüls. Pass the cemetery (380 m above sea level) on the right and head west for about 800 m on a slope with light blue markings. Now leave the track with the blue markers on a path to the right and hike down a little to the hamlet of Mas de Les Glories (it would be worth exploring whether the small road and the track continuing straight on from the parking lot also lead to this hamlet without a detour). Now follow the "GR 7-1" path - Cami de Montsagre - which leads over the stream up to the boulder field under the broad rock face towering above. Here, at the latest, we come across red and white markings. The path now leads northwards and crosses the l'Escudellera in a wide cirque (the author made a mistake here because the description in Gomez's book is - as usual - not precise). The correct route is to continue upwards on the path until it crosses the Bco. de Les Fonts at about 630m above sea level. This is the entry point. The internet description FEEC specifies the entry at 850m above sea level; then the canyon is also twice as long.
Tour: Due to the inadequate descriptions in Gómez's book, the author got too far down the path and only arrived at the 'affluente derecha' in the fonts themselves. Therefore, the upper part cannot be judged from personal experience. The lower part will mainly appeal to collectors. 9 Rappels.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Alternative Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the little road that heads west at the aforementioned left-hand bend and, keeping to the left at the first fork in the road, take 2 hairpin bends up to the cemetery, which - already visible from the parking lot - is located on the hill west of the village of Paüls. Pass the cemetery (380 m above sea level) on the right and head west for about 800 m on a slope with light blue markings. Now leave the track with the blue markers on a path to the right and hike down a little to the hamlet of Mas de Les Glories (it would be worth exploring whether the small road and the track continuing straight on from the parking lot also lead to this hamlet without a detour). Now follow the "GR 7-1" path - Cami de Montsagre - which leads over the stream up to the boulder field under the broad rock face towering above. Here, at the latest, we come across red and white markings. The path now leads northwards and crosses the l'Escudellera in a wide cirque (the author made a mistake here because the description in Gomez's book is - as usual - not precise). The correct route is to continue upwards on the path until it crosses the Bco. de Les Fonts at about 630m above sea level. This is the entry point. The internet description FEEC specifies the entry at 850m above sea level; then the canyon is also twice as long.
Tour: Due to the inadequate descriptions in Gómez's book, the author got too far down the path and only arrived at the 'affluente derecha' in the fonts themselves. Therefore, the upper part cannot be judged from personal experience. The lower part will mainly appeal to collectors. 9 Rappels.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Canyon End
Return: After the 17 m rappel under the clamping block, after about 100 m turn right under the rock face at a dilapidated hut. A path first leads almost flat, then down through a fenced-in olive grove. Cross the stream coming from the right and head towards the end of the valley and the parked car. When you pass a turning area with large waste garbage cans, you are in the right place.

Les Fonts de Paüls: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the town of Tortosa on the Ebro, we head north on the C-230 towards Mora La Nova. At Xerta we turn off onto the T-V3541 in the direction of Paüls. Shortly (200 m) before reaching the village perched on a hill, we park our car on the edge of a prominent left-hand bend
Return: After the 17 m rappel under the clamping block, after about 100 m turn right under the rock face at a dilapidated hut. A path first leads almost flat, then down through a fenced-in olive grove. Cross the stream coming from the right and head towards the end of the valley and the parked car. When you pass a turning area with large waste garbage cans, you are in the right place.

Fou de Cardó: Canyon Start
Approach: From the inside of the bend in the road, first descend in a south-westerly direction on a clear path. After about 100 m, the path bends in a north-westerly direction, only to turn west again another 50 m later. A path now takes us down into the dry streambed. Follow this down to the 1st rappel.
Tour: Even after rain there is rarely water in the marmitas; the pool at the foot of the C55 can be climbed around; the first marmita can be avoided by rappelling from the tree on the left above (18 m). The canyon requires a relatively high effort in relation to the yield. The Balneario de Cardó, an abandoned, slowly decaying spa located at the exit of the access road, is interesting.

Fou de Cardó: Canyon End
Return: 1st option: Directly after the high rappel, turn right up the gravel slope in an easterly direction, steeply and pathlessly up to the road and on this right through the tunnel to the vehicle. 2nd option: Continue downhill for about 30 minutes in the partly quite overgrown streambed. Then a path leads out to the right and we come across the depression of the aforementioned side valley descending from the east onto a track, which we follow (if in doubt, keep left) up to the tarred road.

Fou de Cardó: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Tortosa on the C 12 up the Ebro for about 32 km in a northerly direction; then turn right to Rasquera and take the TV 3021 through the village. About 6 km further on in a SSW direction (constantly slightly uphill) we pass through a tunnel. Approx. 700 m further on we park the (possibly upper) vehicle at the side of the road on a long right-hand bend. If we have a second vehicle available and prefer the lower exit (see 'Exit'), we park it about 4 km south of Rasquera at the beginning of a wide side valley running east towards the Cardo at the junction of a dirt road coming up from below (some signs in the immediate vicinity).
Return: 1st option: Directly after the high rappel, turn right up the gravel slope in an easterly direction, steeply and pathlessly up to the road and on this right through the tunnel to the vehicle. 2nd option: Continue downhill for about 30 minutes in the partly quite overgrown streambed. Then a path leads out to the right and we come across the depression of the aforementioned side valley descending from the east onto a track, which we follow (if in doubt, keep left) up to the tarred road.

Fou de Cardó: Alternative Canyon End
Return: 1st option: Directly after the high rappel, turn right up the gravel slope in an easterly direction, steeply and pathlessly up to the road and on this right through the tunnel to the vehicle. 2nd option: Continue downhill for about 30 minutes in the partly quite overgrown streambed. Then a path leads out to the right and we come across the depression of the aforementioned side valley descending from the east onto a track, which we follow (if in doubt, keep left) up to the tarred road.

Son Gallard: Canyon Start
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Approach: We rappel down from the road into the streambed using a guardrail.
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Son Gallard: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We leave Soller on the MA10 in the direction of Deia. After passing Deia, we continue on the MA10 in the direction of Valldemossa. 14.5 km after leaving Soller we come to the bus stop "Son Gallard" (east side of the road). The Monastir de Miramar monastery is another 450m away.
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Son Gallard: Canyon End
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Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Canyon Start
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2026-02-26: Everything tip top. From the very top to the beach. Rightly one of the most beautiful tours in Europe (if you like darkness). Not much water but enough to have fun. Many jumps possible.
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Approach: From the parking entry, follow the road in the direction of travel for approx. 100m. After the stone bridge, a forest path branches off down to the stream. There you will find an old dilapidated house (Central Electrica). Entry into the streambed at approx. 500m. Alternatively, you can enter via the Pas d'en Duro, which joins halfway down the canyon, just before the start of Sa Fosca. From Escorca, follow the road towards Soller until you come to a signposted viewpoint, just after which there are modest parking facilities on the right near a pointed rock (do not use the parking spaces at the viewpoint - if you don't have a parking space here, it is better to park in Escorca). From the parking lot at the pointed rock, walk along the road towards Soller for about 300m until you reach an iron gate in a wire mesh fence on the righthand side (N 39.82817° E 2.83288°) Go through the gate and, keeping to the right, descend on a clear path. In the area of a steep meadow by an olive tree (N 39.82898° E 2.83322°), turn left and descend across the meadow towards the saddle (1 cairn and faint tracks). In the saddle, after a brick shelter, turn right into the canyon where the first fixed rope is already installed (N 39.82939° E 2.83198°). From here, about 300m of fixed ropes lead down to the bottom of the gorge, alternatively to the fixed ropes there are also abseiling points. To climb the Pas d'en Duro ascent, hand and chest ascender are required - not a via ferrata in the true sense of the word.
Tour: Once you reach the stream, the trail initially follows the streambed, partly flat. Smaller steps can be bypassed or downclimbed. The first abseiling point is not long in coming. After about 30 minutes of walking and downclimbing, the canyon becomes more continuous. The steps are rappelled, downclimbed, jumped or slid, depending on the water level/ability. With each step, the canyon becomes more impressive and more incised. There is no need for artificial light until you reach the emergency exit in the middle of the canyon. (The emergency exit on the right is well equipped but difficult. It leads vertically out of the canyon via iron stirrups and fixed ropes. Can also be used as an entry). If you were already unsure/overtaxed up to the emergency exit, you should definitely not continue here. For well-trained canyoneers, this is where the most mentally and physically demanding, but also the most beautiful part of the canyon begins. Headlamp and spare lamp should be checked one last time before entering the "Sa Fosca" (the darkness). The canyon, especially the 2nd part, requires a water level that is not too high, as there are several narrow canyons, holes and siphons. Daylight enters the Sa Fosca in a few places. Due to the length and difficulty of the gorge, an early start is advisable. The canyon gets the best light in the morning. The steps are all optimally equipped with glued anchors or bolts. Many places can be jumped or downclimbed (depending on the water level!). After a longer swim, the canyon opens up. A final step leads to the exit of the canyon. Here the water seeps into the middle of the high rock faces before you reach the open streambed.

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Parking at Entry
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2026-02-26: Everything tip top. From the very top to the beach. Rightly one of the most beautiful tours in Europe (if you like darkness). Not much water but enough to have fun. Many jumps possible.
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Comment: Parkplatz Äquadukt bei Abzweigung Sa Caldobra
Access: 40min + 10min car transfer From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn off in the direction of Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 for almost 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, the turn-off to "Sa Calobra" follows, with a kiosk and large parking lot on the left (parking entry). Before that, however, the shuttle car must be driven 4 km further to the parking exit at the "Escora" restaurant (parking lot on the left).
Return: Once you have daylight again, climb the last sections into the shallow streambed. Here the Gorge Blau meets the Torrente de Lluc, which you follow right over the streambed or along a narrow path (! If you go left here, you follow the Torrente de Pareis for approx. 3 hours to the sea). After about 10 minutes you will see a signpost with the path up to Escora. Follow this for approx. 1.20 hours. Steep at first, then more leisurely in many serpentines through high grass, up to the road (parking exit). (The path is not easy to see through the high grass).

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz Sa Caldobra (teilweise gebührenpflichtig)
Access: 40min + 10min car transfer From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn off in the direction of Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 for almost 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, the turn-off to "Sa Calobra" follows, with a kiosk and large parking lot on the left (parking entry). Before that, however, the shuttle car must be driven 4 km further to the parking exit at the "Escora" restaurant (parking lot on the left).
Return: Once you have daylight again, climb the last sections into the shallow streambed. Here the Gorge Blau meets the Torrente de Lluc, which you follow right over the streambed or along a narrow path (! If you go left here, you follow the Torrente de Pareis for approx. 3 hours to the sea). After about 10 minutes you will see a signpost with the path up to Escora. Follow this for approx. 1.20 hours. Steep at first, then more leisurely in many serpentines through high grass, up to the road (parking exit). (The path is not easy to see through the high grass).

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Parking at Exit1
Comment: Parkmöglichkeit bei spitzen Stein
Access: 40min + 10min car transfer From Port de Soller, take the main road C711 towards Soller. After the tunnel there is a traffic circle where you turn off in the direction of Pollenca. From here, follow the long winding mountain road C710 for almost 1000m, where a tunnel leads to the 1st reservoir "Embassament de Cuber" and after a short distance to the 2nd reservoir "Embassament des Gorge Blau". After another tunnel, the turn-off to "Sa Calobra" follows, with a kiosk and large parking lot on the left (parking entry). Before that, however, the shuttle car must be driven 4 km further to the parking exit at the "Escora" restaurant (parking lot on the left).
Return: Once you have daylight again, climb the last sections into the shallow streambed. Here the Gorge Blau meets the Torrente de Lluc, which you follow right over the streambed or along a narrow path (! If you go left here, you follow the Torrente de Pareis for approx. 3 hours to the sea). After about 10 minutes you will see a signpost with the path up to Escora. Follow this for approx. 1.20 hours. Steep at first, then more leisurely in many serpentines through high grass, up to the road (parking exit). (The path is not easy to see through the high grass).

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Canyon End

Gorg Blau 'Sa Fosca': Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg über Pas des Duro
Approach: From the parking entry, follow the road in the direction of travel for approx. 100m. After the stone bridge, a forest path branches off down to the stream. There you will find an old dilapidated house (Central Electrica). Entry into the streambed at approx. 500m. Alternatively, you can enter via the Pas d'en Duro, which joins halfway down the canyon, just before the start of Sa Fosca. From Escorca, follow the road towards Soller until you come to a signposted viewpoint, just after which there are modest parking facilities on the right near a pointed rock (do not use the parking spaces at the viewpoint - if you don't have a parking space here, it is better to park in Escorca). From the parking lot at the pointed rock, walk along the road towards Soller for about 300m until you reach an iron gate in a wire mesh fence on the righthand side (N 39.82817° E 2.83288°) Go through the gate and, keeping to the right, descend on a clear path. In the area of a steep meadow by an olive tree (N 39.82898° E 2.83322°), turn left and descend across the meadow towards the saddle (1 cairn and faint tracks). In the saddle, after a brick shelter, turn right into the canyon where the first fixed rope is already installed (N 39.82939° E 2.83198°). From here, about 300m of fixed ropes lead down to the bottom of the gorge, alternatively to the fixed ropes there are also abseiling points. To climb the Pas d'en Duro ascent, hand and chest ascender are required - not a via ferrata in the true sense of the word.
Tour: Once you reach the stream, the trail initially follows the streambed, partly flat. Smaller steps can be bypassed or downclimbed. The first abseiling point is not long in coming. After about 30 minutes of walking and downclimbing, the canyon becomes more continuous. The steps are rappelled, downclimbed, jumped or slid, depending on the water level/ability. With each step, the canyon becomes more impressive and more incised. There is no need for artificial light until you reach the emergency exit in the middle of the canyon. (The emergency exit on the right is well equipped but difficult. It leads vertically out of the canyon via iron stirrups and fixed ropes. Can also be used as an entry). If you were already unsure/overtaxed up to the emergency exit, you should definitely not continue here. For well-trained canyoneers, this is where the most mentally and physically demanding, but also the most beautiful part of the canyon begins. Headlamp and spare lamp should be checked one last time before entering the "Sa Fosca" (the darkness). The canyon, especially the 2nd part, requires a water level that is not too high, as there are several narrow canyons, holes and siphons. Daylight enters the Sa Fosca in a few places. Due to the length and difficulty of the gorge, an early start is advisable. The canyon gets the best light in the morning. The steps are all optimally equipped with glued anchors or bolts. Many places can be jumped or downclimbed (depending on the water level!). After a longer swim, the canyon opens up. A final step leads to the exit of the canyon. Here the water seeps into the middle of the high rock faces before you reach the open streambed.

Estribiella: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car (1090 m above sea level) across the meadows uphill on a hiking trail into the forest. Follow the path, which later climbs more steeply in serpentines. After reaching a high valley, turn left down into the streambed of the Estribiella (cairn).
Tour: 13 Rappels. The first two higher steps have to be rappelled through in one go (2007) (25 m); the 'R20' rappels in the book mentioned are all a bit tight - or is that a result of rope shrinkage?

Estribiella: Canyon End
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Return: After the rappel with the small overhang, continue for approx. 150 m in the streambed, down the 5 m rappel and then on climbing tracks to the left up to the approach path. Follow this back to the car. Instead of getting out after the vertical part, as described here, you can continue the tour in the streambed and then reach the road bridge after 1.5 hours.

Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: a faint, non-marked trail heads up to the canyon, which starts at the confluence of streams in its bassin. Best to use offline GPS and check
Tour: Best to see infobarrancos.es link

Seco: Canyon End
Return: Immediate if bike/car at exit

Teixidor: Canyon Start
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Approach: Enter the village and then take a track to the left (heading NE) down to the Viu de Llevata stream. Where the path loses its border of trees and bushes, we come to a flat and bare ridge. Here we would descend in an easterly direction to the entry to the Viu de Llevata. However, we follow the path on the ridge downhill in a northerly direction. Before we come across vegetation (trees and bushes) again, the path heads west. We follow the path, cross the Viu de Llevata on an old stone bridge and continue along the path until we reach the plateau and see the Teixidor at the bottom left. A few more meters and we are at the entry point.

Teixidor: Canyon End
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Return: Normally you descend further in Viu de Llevata (approx. 2.5 hours), so compare to the exit there. Before reaching the Viu de Llevata, you could also turn left up a clear path to the old stone bridge and follow the approach path back to the starting point. If you want to walk the Viu de LLevata from the top, leave the Teixidor at the path crossing, cross the Viu de LLevata gorge via the stone bridge and descend from the ridge on the path to the entry point.

Teixidor: Waypoint
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Comment: pont pour traverser le ruisseau Viu de Llevata (descente)
Approach: Enter the village and then take a track to the left (heading NE) down to the Viu de Llevata stream. Where the path loses its border of trees and bushes, we come to a flat and bare ridge. Here we would descend in an easterly direction to the entry to the Viu de Llevata. However, we follow the path on the ridge downhill in a northerly direction. Before we come across vegetation (trees and bushes) again, the path heads west. We follow the path, cross the Viu de Llevata on an old stone bridge and continue along the path until we reach the plateau and see the Teixidor at the bottom left. A few more meters and we are at the entry point.

Sant Aniol: Canyon Start
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Approach: A few steps before the fork, take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the junction we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small weir. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the right would be the entry to the canal, but we head northwards up an increasingly steep slope. Views of the canyon open up. At a fork, we ignore the path that descends slightly to the left. Eventually we reach the top and head west towards the stream. When we reach it not far above the start of the gorge, we have chosen the optimal route.
Tour: At the beginning, entertaining rappels and possible jumps. Then the first higher step, the "Gran Collada". This is followed by a part with smaller steps, which exits at the "Salt de la Capa". After another running section, the final chord with the "Salt de Brull".

Sant Aniol: Canyon End
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Return: After a final jump into a wide pool, turn right and follow the path to the church. From here, take the approach path back to the car.

Sant Aniol: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Figueres on the Perpgnan - Barcelona highway, we take the N 260 in a westerly direction and after around 22.5 km we pass the interesting town of Besalu and continue on the A-26 for another 10.5 km. Then - exit no. "75", "Montagut" - we turn right onto the GIV-5233. After 2 km we drive through the village of Montagut and turn left at the end of the village onto the GIV-5231 in the direction of Sadernes. 2 km further on we pass the entrance to the comfortable Montagut campsite and after another 3.8 km we come to the hamlet of Sadernes (also with camping facilities). It is no longer permitted to continue from here. So we walk (also possible by bike) on a dirt road that first heads west and then north uphill along the small river. 2.7 km after Sadernes we come to a junction.
Return: After a final jump into a wide pool, turn right and follow the path to the church. From here, take the approach path back to the car.

Sant Aniol: Waypoint
Comment: l\'eglise St. Aniol (descente)
Approach: A few steps before the fork, take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the junction we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small weir. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the right would be the entry to the canal, but we head northwards up an increasingly steep slope. Views of the canyon open up. At a fork, we ignore the path that descends slightly to the left. Eventually we reach the top and head west towards the stream. When we reach it not far above the start of the gorge, we have chosen the optimal route.

Sant Aniol: Waypoint1
Comment: confluent Aniol/Canals (descente)
Approach: A few steps before the fork, take the forest path that leads down to the streambed of the Riera de Sant Aniol. We follow the path, cross the stream and after 1.6 km from the junction we reach a large meadow. Here the path bends to the left away from the stream. However, we continue to follow the stream and after about 160 m we come to a small weir. Here, either on its crest or slightly below on the opposite bank. Continue north along a path in the valley. As the path continues, we cross the stream three times and finally reach the former monastery of St. Aniol d'Aguja. Continue in a north-easterly direction, first crossing the Riera de Sant Aniol again, then up the slope on the other side on a clear path. On a hilltop - Coll de Clarioles, approx. 555m above sea level - the path branches off. To the right would be the entry to the canal, but we head northwards up an increasingly steep slope. Views of the canyon open up. At a fork, we ignore the path that descends slightly to the left. Eventually we reach the top and head west towards the stream. When we reach it not far above the start of the gorge, we have chosen the optimal route.

Eriste I+II: Canyon Start
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Comment: Eriste I
Approach: We continue along the subsequent path and cross the Rio Eriste on the Puente Espigantosa. We continue along the path in the direction of Refugio Angel Orús, Pico de Posets. The canyon is down to the right and we can catch a glimpse of the Salto del Oso waterfall. The hiking trail forks. To the left is the Refugio Angel Orús, but we stay to the right and ascend parallel to the stream, albeit at a certain distance. The path crosses the eastern bank of the Eriste at 1920m above sea level. We join the path here. Büdeler/Flitner describe an access a little further up in their book.
Tour: 10 Rappels. Descent in wild high mountain landscape. After the first passage through the gorge, exit right onto the path and only rejoin at the bridge (part II). Walking passages again after the second narrow section. The final passage of this descent begins with the Salto del Oso (22m). The canyon opens up and we get off at the bridge.

Eriste I+II: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parking Espigantosa
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle d'Esera, we take the A-139 to Eriste (bridge over the river of the same name). 230 m further on, we turn left onto Calle Alta. The road climbs in many hairpin bends, the tarred road turns into a dirt road and exits at the Espigantosa parking lot. We park our car here.
Return: Back on the approach path and down to the parking lot.

Eriste I+II: Canyon End
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Comment: Ausstieg Eriste II
Return: Back on the approach path and down to the parking lot.

Eriste I+II: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: Einstieg Eriste II
Approach: We continue along the subsequent path and cross the Rio Eriste on the Puente Espigantosa. We continue along the path in the direction of Refugio Angel Orús, Pico de Posets. The canyon is down to the right and we can catch a glimpse of the Salto del Oso waterfall. The hiking trail forks. To the left is the Refugio Angel Orús, but we stay to the right and ascend parallel to the stream, albeit at a certain distance. The path crosses the eastern bank of the Eriste at 1920m above sea level. We join the path here. Büdeler/Flitner describe an access a little further up in their book.
Tour: 10 Rappels. Descent in wild high mountain landscape. After the first passage through the gorge, exit right onto the path and only rejoin at the bridge (part II). Walking passages again after the second narrow section. The final passage of this descent begins with the Salto del Oso (22m). The canyon opens up and we get off at the bridge.

Eriste I+II: Canyon End1
Comment: Ausstieg Eriste I
Return: Back on the approach path and down to the parking lot.

Aigueta de Barbaruens: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the forest road down to the Puente de la Saca, which spans the Barbaruens (exit point). Here you can see and assess the water flow. We continue along the path and always stay on the main track. We successively cross 3 small tributaries of the Aigueta de Barbaruens, then keep left at a fork in the path to the stream (entry point).
Tour: 5 rappels, walks and downclimbs in an almost tropical environment. Slides and possible jumps. It is recommended to go under the bridge de la Saca and "take" the following slide. Then up to the left and back onto the bridge.

Aigueta de Barbaruens: Canyon End
Return: On the way back to the car.

Aigueta de Barbaruens: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle de Benasque, we head south on the A-139 towards Graus, Barbastro. After 7 km, we turn right at the houses of La Catalana onto the HU-V-6411 and drive up via Seira in the direction of Barbaruens. 6.3 km after crossing the Rio Esera, a forest road branches off to the right in a long left-hand bend (information boards). We park our car here.
Return: On the way back to the car.

Rincon das Figueras: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the bend, you cross a fence and head eastwards onto a large meadow. At the eastern edge of the meadow you come to a track and follow it to the right in a south-westerly direction. It crosses a streambed in a left-hand bend. In the following prominent right-hand bend, a trail descends to the left in an easterly direction to the confluence of two streams (entry). Access path not easy to find.
Tour: 5 rappels; interesting the last rappel to the Rio Isuala, especially a narrow slot.

Rincon das Figueras: Canyon End
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Comment: Sortie, possibilité de continuer dans les Estrechos de Balces (descente)
Return: Either down the Estrechos of the Balcés (Rio Isuala) to the road bridge of the Bierge Adahuesca connecting road in 2 hrs. 30 min. (then station a second vehicle at the bridge) or upstream to the ascent from the Cueva Cabrito, past the tributaries of the Bcos Torla, Alboceral and Cueva Cabrito - ascent marked with cairns - 50 min. in Estrechos, 1 hour ascent to Coral Alto (then park second vehicle at km 8 from Bierge under a large free-standing tree).

Rincon das Figueras: Waypoint
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Comment: Fin des Estrechos de Balcés (descente)
Approach: From the bend, you cross a fence and head eastwards onto a large meadow. At the eastern edge of the meadow you come to a track and follow it to the right in a south-westerly direction. It crosses a streambed in a left-hand bend. In the following prominent right-hand bend, a trail descends to the left in an easterly direction to the confluence of two streams (entry). Access path not easy to find.

Rincon das Figueras: Parking at Entry
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N 240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right onto the A 1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. This will take you over the Rio Isuala, which you will later follow up or down in the Estrechos des Balcés. You should make a first cautious assessment of the water level from the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, turn right towards Rodellar ('Bco de Mascun'). 6.2 km after this junction, in a prominent left-hand bend, is the starting point for access.
Return: Either down the Estrechos of the Balcés (Rio Isuala) to the road bridge of the Bierge Adahuesca connecting road in 2 hrs. 30 min. (then station a second vehicle at the bridge) or upstream to the ascent from the Cueva Cabrito, past the tributaries of the Bcos Torla, Alboceral and Cueva Cabrito - ascent marked with cairns - 50 min. in Estrechos, 1 hour ascent to Coral Alto (then park second vehicle at km 8 from Bierge under a large free-standing tree).

Rincon das Figueras: Parking at Exit
Access: From the Barbastro - Huesca road (N 240), about 25 km after Barbastro, turn right onto the A 1229 towards Abiego, Rodellar. A few hundred meters after Abiego, turn left towards Bierge. This will take you over the Rio Isuala, which you will later follow up or down in the Estrechos des Balcés. You should make a first cautious assessment of the water level from the bridge. A few meters before reaching the village of Bierge, turn right towards Rodellar ('Bco de Mascun'). 6.2 km after this junction, in a prominent left-hand bend, is the starting point for access.
Return: Either down the Estrechos of the Balcés (Rio Isuala) to the road bridge of the Bierge Adahuesca connecting road in 2 hrs. 30 min. (then station a second vehicle at the bridge) or upstream to the ascent from the Cueva Cabrito, past the tributaries of the Bcos Torla, Alboceral and Cueva Cabrito - ascent marked with cairns - 50 min. in Estrechos, 1 hour ascent to Coral Alto (then park second vehicle at km 8 from Bierge under a large free-standing tree).

Sieste: Canyon Start
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Comment: H 861m point haut du Y rive droite - départ des R30 et R15 (descente)
Approach: * You can also climb up the canyon itself, but then you won't be able to avoid putting on your wetsuit. Where you reach the confluence of the two spring streams at Poza Chinchirigoy - here at the latest you have to swim - you can turn right (= orographic left) up to the entry into the left spring stream (E2) and from there continue on a path to E1. Or you can go up the right-hand spring river, keeping left, directly to E1 and overcome the double waterfall "Coño del Mundo"-"Cascada del Confesionario" via a via ferrata on the orographic right-hand side.
Tour: * After an entry via E1 or E2, you can continue downhill directly at the confluence of the spring streams or you can combine the two spring streams, as at * . The latter can also be seen in the youtube video: https://youtu.be/0LY-qS3OvFg

Sieste: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: H 712m (descente)
Access: From Ainsa. You could also make access easier by shuttle, but 22km of shuttle and a less interesting descent in the Rio Sieste to E1 make this alternative unnecessary in practice. If you don't want to be put off by this, you can read more about the transfer in "Senderos de Agua del rio Ara" on page 85 bottom right.
Return: After the last basin of the "Pozas de San Martin" turn left up to the approach path and back to the car

Sieste: Canyon End
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Comment: H 718m T5 en bas du canyon (descente)
Return: After the last basin of the "Pozas de San Martin" turn left up to the approach path and back to the car

Sieste: Alternative Canyon Start
Comment: H 855m point haut du Y rive gauche - traverser sur sentier vers branche rive droite
(descente)
Approach: * You can also climb up the canyon itself, but then you won't be able to avoid putting on your wetsuit. Where you reach the confluence of the two spring streams at Poza Chinchirigoy - here at the latest you have to swim - you can turn right (= orographic left) up to the entry into the left spring stream (E2) and from there continue on a path to E1. Or you can go up the right-hand spring river, keeping left, directly to E1 and overcome the double waterfall "Coño del Mundo"-"Cascada del Confesionario" via a via ferrata on the orographic right-hand side.
Tour: * After an entry via E1 or E2, you can continue downhill directly at the confluence of the spring streams or you can combine the two spring streams, as at * . The latter can also be seen in the youtube video: https://youtu.be/0LY-qS3OvFg

Sieste: Waypoint
Comment: H 786m embranchement bas du Y - prendre sentier rive gauche - suivre cairns (descente)
Approach: * You can also climb up the canyon itself, but then you won't be able to avoid putting on your wetsuit. Where you reach the confluence of the two spring streams at Poza Chinchirigoy - here at the latest you have to swim - you can turn right (= orographic left) up to the entry into the left spring stream (E2) and from there continue on a path to E1. Or you can go up the right-hand spring river, keeping left, directly to E1 and overcome the double waterfall "Coño del Mundo"-"Cascada del Confesionario" via a via ferrata on the orographic right-hand side.

Comafreda: Canyon Start
Approach: At the bridge we descend into the streambed.
Tour: First downhill in the relatively open streambed. Sometimes water still flows here, but then seeps away a little later. The sequence of around 14 rappels begins with a 15m rappel with shorter runs in between. We finally come to a slide brake where the descent exits.\nThis is where the somewhat problematic zone begins, where you cannot avoid walking further down the stream over private ground. Shortly before reaching the slope to the right of the stream, we pass a property to the right of the stream ("Sa Coma" - barking dogs) and a barbed wire stretched across the stream.

Comafreda: Canyon End
Return: On the slope downstream to the car.

Comafreda: Parking at Entry
Access: From the ring road around Palma 33 km on the Ma13 highway to Inca. From here on the Ma2130, past Selva to Calmari (8 km from the highway exit). Here turn right off the Ma2130 and drive 2.5 km in a north-easterly direction to Binibona, where you continue half-left in a northerly direction ("Hotel Abellons"). We always drive along the orographic right bank of the stream (Torrent de Sant Miquel), as far as permitted by road traffic law, probably up to the point where the road towards the hotel bends away from the stream (900m from Binibona).\nWith the second car we return to Calmari and continue uphill on the Ma2130 towards Lluc. After 8 km and a few hundred meters before the top of the pass (Col de la Batalla), after which the road branches off, the road crosses the Torrent de Comafreda. We park our car here.
Return: On the slope downstream to the car.

Comafreda: Parking at Exit
Access: From the ring road around Palma 33 km on the Ma13 highway to Inca. From here on the Ma2130, past Selva to Calmari (8 km from the highway exit). Here turn right off the Ma2130 and drive 2.5 km in a north-easterly direction to Binibona, where you continue half-left in a northerly direction ("Hotel Abellons"). We always drive along the orographic right bank of the stream (Torrent de Sant Miquel), as far as permitted by road traffic law, probably up to the point where the road towards the hotel bends away from the stream (900m from Binibona).\nWith the second car we return to Calmari and continue uphill on the Ma2130 towards Lluc. After 8 km and a few hundred meters before the top of the pass (Col de la Batalla), after which the road branches off, the road crosses the Torrent de Comafreda. We park our car here.
Return: On the slope downstream to the car.

Ordiso: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the orographic left bank upstream to the Salto del on the right. Here we head left towards the river (entry). See

Ordiso: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We drive from Ainsa (town center) on the N-260 to Broto for 40.3 km to the bridge over the Rio Ara. From the bridge we continue on the N-260 for another 2.6 km and then take a left turn in a northerly direction to Torla. We pass the town and 4.8 km after turning off the N-260 we come to a junction where we turn right into the Arazas Canyon. However, we turn off here into the upper Rio Ara valley and drive another 6.4 km to the Refugio de Bujaruelo. We park the car there.
Return: Exit directly after the Puente de Oncins and follow the right bank downstream to the car.

Ordiso: Canyon End
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Return: Exit directly after the Puente de Oncins and follow the right bank downstream to the car.

Eriste IV: Canyon Start
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Approach: We walk down to the Puente de Tramarrius and take the path there. Access is also possible above the bridge from the orographic right-hand side.
Tour: See topographic view. Photos and videos

Eriste IV: Parking at Exit
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Comment: Parkplatz (Ausstieg bei Umsetzung)
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle d'Esera, take the A-139 to Eriste (bridge over the river of the same name). 230 m further on, we turn left onto Calle Alta in the direction of Refugio de Angel Orús. The road climbs in many hairpin bends, the tarred road becomes a dirt track. About 3.1 km after turning off the A139, a dirt road leads off to the left to the Puente de Tramarrius. We park the car here for access. See also If we only have 1 car available, we take the PRHU-36 hiking trail on the orographic right bank and walk up to the Puente de Tramarrius in about 45 minutes. See also and
Return: After about 25 minutes in the open streambed, we climb out to the left at the remains of a canal and reach the car in a few minutes.

Eriste IV: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parkplatz Zustieg bei Umsetzung
Access: From Castejon de Sos in the Valle d'Esera, take the A-139 to Eriste (bridge over the river of the same name). 230 m further on, we turn left onto Calle Alta in the direction of Refugio de Angel Orús. The road climbs in many hairpin bends, the tarred road becomes a dirt track. About 3.1 km after turning off the A139, a dirt road leads off to the left to the Puente de Tramarrius. We park the car here for access. See also If we only have 1 car available, we take the PRHU-36 hiking trail on the orographic right bank and walk up to the Puente de Tramarrius in about 45 minutes. See also and
Return: After about 25 minutes in the open streambed, we climb out to the left at the remains of a canal and reach the car in a few minutes.

Eriste IV: Canyon End
Comment: usstieg auf alten Kanal nach links
Return: After about 25 minutes in the open streambed, we climb out to the left at the remains of a canal and reach the car in a few minutes.

Palomeras del Fornocal: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car we take the path that heads east at the northern end of the bridge, on the orographic right slope of the Barranco. We cross the bush zone and then immediately descend into the streambed.
Tour: 6 rappels down into the narrow, dark gorge. We then walk and jam along the bottom to the Fornocal.

Palomeras del Fornocal: Canyon End
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Return: Directly from the end of the gorge on the opposite slope, ascend onto a path. The first few meters are indistinct, then the path soon becomes more clearly visible. A rope safety device and a massive concrete staircase help you over a conglomerate upswing before the remaining meters of altitude are overcome with steep hairpin bends.

Masca: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos por la pista de Bica, justo antes de llegar sale a la izquierda un sendero que nos llevará hasta la cabecera del barranco
Tour: Ver topo. El anclaje del pasamanos que evita la poza previa a R2 fue saboteado.

Masca: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la derecha al pasamanos instalado para remontar unos metros , continuaremos pegados a la pared hasta las escaleras que nos dejan en la pista asfaltada, por la que bajaremos a la carretera.

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Canyon Start

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Canyon End

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Parking at Entry

Barranco del Rio (superiore): Parking at Exit

Riu de la Glorieta: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the western corner of the large square, heading SSW into the sparse forest, you quickly come to a wide path, which you follow to the right in a south-westerly direction. Where the path bends to the right after about 300 m, we follow the path that branches off to the left here. At a fork, a branch on the left leads steeply downhill (the footpath next to the Glorieta). We take neither this path nor the one straight ahead, but the one to the right, which after a few meters leads us to a bare rock slab, where the entry is via the left branch of the Glorieta. See also:
Tour: 9 rappel. Varied. See photos and video

Riu de la Glorieta: Canyon End
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Return: After the large pool, into which you can make a high (approx. 13 m) pleasure jump from the rock face opposite the rappel in the chute (R8/S6) on the left, turn left out onto the path and then either up (only one vehicle and parked at the top) or down to the large mill.

Riu de la Glorieta: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From the A 7, take exit no. 34 (Tarragona - South; Airport) to Reus (5 km). From here continue north on the C 14 to Alcover (14 km from Reus). We leave Alcover in a north-westerly direction ('Mont-ral') on the TV 7041. Before we have left the last houses of Alcover behind us, a small road turns off to the left to 'Ermita del Remei'. If you have two vehicles available, take this turn-off, pass the aforementioned 'Ermita del Remei' and park the lower vehicle in the terraced parking lot at the exit of the road (before the barrier on the left) near the large old mill; with the other vehicle (or if you only have 1 vehicle), take the TV 7041 up to Mont-ral. There we take the second tarred road that branches off to the left from the TV 7041 (signpost 'la Febró') and, keeping to the left, come to a restaurant and the (probably former) soccer pitch behind it. We park our (possibly second) vehicle at the western end of the field. You can also park the only vehicle at the bottom by the large mill, but then walk the route to the exit and back twice (30 minutes each time), the approach from the top takes a maximum of 10 minutes and at the exit you can immediately take the path back up (but then with wet clothes - I still recommend it).
Return: After the large pool, into which you can make a high (approx. 13 m) pleasure jump from the rock face opposite the rappel in the chute (R8/S6) on the left, turn left out onto the path and then either up (only one vehicle and parked at the top) or down to the large mill.

Riu de la Glorieta: Parking at Exit
Access: From the A 7, take exit no. 34 (Tarragona - South; Airport) to Reus (5 km). From here continue north on the C 14 to Alcover (14 km from Reus). We leave Alcover in a north-westerly direction ('Mont-ral') on the TV 7041. Before we have left the last houses of Alcover behind us, a small road turns off to the left to 'Ermita del Remei'. If you have two vehicles available, take this turn-off, pass the aforementioned 'Ermita del Remei' and park the lower vehicle in the terraced parking lot at the exit of the road (before the barrier on the left) near the large old mill; with the other vehicle (or if you only have 1 vehicle), take the TV 7041 up to Mont-ral. There we take the second tarred road that branches off to the left from the TV 7041 (signpost 'la Febró') and, keeping to the left, come to a restaurant and the (probably former) soccer pitch behind it. We park our (possibly second) vehicle at the western end of the field. You can also park the only vehicle at the bottom by the large mill, but then walk the route to the exit and back twice (30 minutes each time), the approach from the top takes a maximum of 10 minutes and at the exit you can immediately take the path back up (but then with wet clothes - I still recommend it).
Return: After the large pool, into which you can make a high (approx. 13 m) pleasure jump from the rock face opposite the rappel in the chute (R8/S6) on the left, turn left out onto the path and then either up (only one vehicle and parked at the top) or down to the large mill.

Salt del Grill
2023-06-28: All stands ok, suitable water flow, early exit from Riu Freser up to the approach trail. Good to connect with Nuria if still time or instead of Nuria if the too much water.

Salt del Grill: Canyon End
2023-06-28: All stands ok, suitable water flow, early exit from Riu Freser up to the approach trail. Good to connect with Nuria if still time or instead of Nuria if the too much water.
Return: We now walk downstream until we find one of the clear exits on the righthand side of the river, which takes us back up to the access path. Now back to the car on our access path.

Salt del Grill: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-28: All stands ok, suitable water flow, early exit from Riu Freser up to the approach trail. Good to connect with Nuria if still time or instead of Nuria if the too much water.
Comment: Parkplatz könnte von Beschreibung abweichen
Access: From Ripoll via Ribes de Frezer on the GIV 5217 towards Queralbs. About 1 km before reaching this village, take a sharp left turn to the right, cross the bridge and immediately after this turn left and follow the orographic left bank of the Riu Freser into the valley. We reach the signposted parking lot and park our car here.
Return: We now walk downstream until we find one of the clear exits on the righthand side of the river, which takes us back up to the access path. Now back to the car on our access path.

Salt de la Farga: Canyon Start
2023-06-30: In front of us 2 slow span. Groups. A woman from the second group had to be "rescued" by Andi S. from an unfortunate situation. Stands all ok.
Approach: Around the hostal, over a bridge to the stream. Entry directly in front of or under the old arched stone bridge. Permission actually required:
Tour: 4 rappels in a rock gully, no jumps or slides.

Salt de la Farga: Canyon End
2023-06-30: In front of us 2 slow span. Groups. A woman from the second group had to be "rescued" by Andi S. from an unfortunate situation. Stands all ok.
Return: After the narrow section under the last rappel, turn right and follow the clear tracks back up to the road bridge and our car.

Salt de la Farga: Parking Entry and Exit
2023-06-30: In front of us 2 slow span. Groups. A woman from the second group had to be "rescued" by Andi S. from an unfortunate situation. Stands all ok.
Access: From La Pobla de Lillet, take the BV-4031 towards Castellar de N'Hug. After 8.3 km, just after the bridge over the Farga, we park our car on the right. Opposite you will see the Hostal Fonts del Llobregat, where you can enjoy a cerveza or cafe con lecce after the tour. Anfahrtsroute:
Return: After the narrow section under the last rappel, turn right and follow the clear tracks back up to the road bridge and our car.

Torrent de Fontalba: Parking at Exit
2023-06-30: Nice open stream with sometimes quite strong current, but not very rewarding due to the long approach (or car chute) and long way back. Almost exclusively abseiled from trees equipped with slings and...
Access: Coming from Ripoll, drive into the village of Queralbs. At the edge of the village is the parking lot "Parking Cremallera" right next to the station for the cog railroad. Two cars to be able to shuttle are strongly recommended, otherwise access should take 3+ hours. Leave one car at the parking lot and take the second car up the steep "Carretera de Fontalba" road with many hairpin bends to the last parking lot (approx. 30 minutes).
Return: Follow the hiking trail towards Queralbs as far as the parking lot. The quickest way is a road next to the tracks, but its use is prohibited.

Torrent de Fontalba: Parking at Entry
2023-06-30: Nice open stream with sometimes quite strong current, but not very rewarding due to the long approach (or car chute) and long way back. Almost exclusively abseiled from trees equipped with slings and...
Access: Coming from Ripoll, drive into the village of Queralbs. At the edge of the village is the parking lot "Parking Cremallera" right next to the station for the cog railroad. Two cars to be able to shuttle are strongly recommended, otherwise access should take 3+ hours. Leave one car at the parking lot and take the second car up the steep "Carretera de Fontalba" road with many hairpin bends to the last parking lot (approx. 30 minutes).
Return: Follow the hiking trail towards Queralbs as far as the parking lot. The quickest way is a road next to the tracks, but its use is prohibited.

Torrent de Fontalba: Canyon Start
2023-06-30: Nice open stream with sometimes quite strong current, but not very rewarding due to the long approach (or car chute) and long way back. Almost exclusively abseiled from trees equipped with slings and...
Approach: From the parking lot, descend along the ridge along the tree line until you reach a small stream. Follow this downhill until it joins the Fontalba stream and walk a few more hundred meters next to the stream until the stream drops more steeply and you find the first rappel (30-45 minutes).
Tour: The tour begins with a short, narrow rappel in a fairly strong current. After that, rappels from trees (canyons and chain links available) dominate in the wide, slippery stream and open canyon. The middle section can be bypassed completely, the rappels are mostly very shallow. The final is a 60 meter rappel, but this can also be done with several shorter rappels on trees if you don't have 2x 60m ropes.

Torrent de Fontalba: Canyon End
Return: Follow the hiking trail towards Queralbs as far as the parking lot. The quickest way is a road next to the tracks, but its use is prohibited.

Torrent de Fontalba: Waypoint
Comment: Wanderweg richtung Queralbs
Approach: From the parking lot, descend along the ridge along the tree line until you reach a small stream. Follow this downhill until it joins the Fontalba stream and walk a few more hundred meters next to the stream until the stream drops more steeply and you find the first rappel (30-45 minutes).

Torrent de Fontalba: Waypoint1
Comment: Im Bachbett hinunter zur Schlucht
Approach: From the parking lot, descend along the ridge along the tree line until you reach a small stream. Follow this downhill until it joins the Fontalba stream and walk a few more hundred meters next to the stream until the stream drops more steeply and you find the first rappel (30-45 minutes).

Adrass: Canyon Start

Aguas Limpias: Canyon Start

Aguas Limpias: Canyon End

Aguas Limpias: Unknown Parking

Aguila: Canyon Start
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Approach: Access to the Toro and Águila banks We will follow north direction leaving behind the cheese factory, after 200m there is a track to the left that we do not take and 500m later the track divides, to the right of the Águila bank and in front of the Toro bank. We will take to the right and walk almost another kilometer to an abandoned building, we leave the track and head towards the NE, towards the cut, when we reach them we will have stunning views of the ravine, we climb that small hill and from the top we will see a small path that descends into the ravine.
Tour: Ver topo

Aguila: Canyon End
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Return: After the long rappel we go out to the right a step that is intuited between the walls, there are loose cairns and remains of a path that lead us to a cable to climb. Once at the top we will retrace the access path.

Aguila: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parking accessible avec un véhicule tout terrain et après avoir demandé l\'autorisation au fermier de traverser son exploitation.
Access: Location bcos Toro and Aguila Leaving the GC1 to San Agustín, next to Maspalomas Location bcos Toro y Águila We will look for the hotel Gloria Palace (it is the best reference) and from the parking lot, heading north, a track to the cheese factory La Gloria. We will go along this track as far as we can (at the most up to the fence of the goatherd).
Return: After the long rappel we go out to the right a step that is intuited between the walls, there are loose cairns and remains of a path that lead us to a cable to climb. Once at the top we will retrace the access path.

Aguila: Unknown Parking
Comment: PArking avec voiture location standard et sans traverser la ferme aux chèvres en voiture.
Access: Location bcos Toro and Aguila Leaving the GC1 to San Agustín, next to Maspalomas Location bcos Toro y Águila We will look for the hotel Gloria Palace (it is the best reference) and from the parking lot, heading north, a track to the cheese factory La Gloria. We will go along this track as far as we can (at the most up to the fence of the goatherd).
Return: After the long rappel we go out to the right a step that is intuited between the walls, there are loose cairns and remains of a path that lead us to a cable to climb. Once at the top we will retrace the access path.

Amoladoras: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot there is a track on the left that will approach the riverbed, just follow the dry bed of the ravine to a dam and soon the first rappel.
Tour: It is a relentless succession of more or less short rappels, many of them with handrails, very well installed.

Amoladoras: Parking at Entry
Access: We leave Granada towards the ski slopes of Sierra Nevada on the A395. At the p.k. 13.5 we have the detour to the left to Canales, we will go down this street until the parking lot at the end. Here we leave the return car. With the access car we return to the road and continue until p.k. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant is. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant la Higuera is, here we park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel a small path on the left that does not lose height will approach us, from the heights, to the reservoir, and just there we will find an asphalted track that taking to the left takes us up to our parking lot. (02.03.2024)Through the gate that gives access to the reservoir (37.1559632, -3.4779296) just below Plaza de Andalucía 18191, it has been forbidden to leave for some time. The alternative way out that we were told was to take a path on the left hand side before passing the tunnel, and then go out above Plaza de Andalucía 18191 (although they did not specify the exact height).

Amoladoras: Parking at Exit
Access: We leave Granada towards the ski slopes of Sierra Nevada on the A395. At the p.k. 13.5 we have the detour to the left to Canales, we will go down this street until the parking lot at the end. Here we leave the return car. With the access car we return to the road and continue until p.k. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant is. 16 where the Hotel-Restaurant la Higuera is, here we park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel a small path on the left that does not lose height will approach us, from the heights, to the reservoir, and just there we will find an asphalted track that taking to the left takes us up to our parking lot. (02.03.2024)Through the gate that gives access to the reservoir (37.1559632, -3.4779296) just below Plaza de Andalucía 18191, it has been forbidden to leave for some time. The alternative way out that we were told was to take a path on the left hand side before passing the tunnel, and then go out above Plaza de Andalucía 18191 (although they did not specify the exact height).

Arcos de Chimoche: Canyon Start
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2023-04-11: Great short dry gorge.

Arcos de Chimoche: Canyon End
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2023-04-11: Great short dry gorge.

Arcos de Chimoche: Unknown Parking
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2023-04-11: Great short dry gorge.

Ascaso: Canyon Start
Approach: In the Plaza del Sol, just as you enter Ascaso, turn left following the PR-HU 185 trail to Morillo de Sampietro. A few meters further on it forks, the trail below is a return, we continue uphill to a stone bridge that crosses the ravine. After crossing it, we leave the main trail and go up the rock ramps parallel to the riverbed, going up until we see a pipe (about 300m), from here we will look for the way down to the riverbed.
Tour: If we take it after rains we will be able to jump in several pools. In summer it dries out so we will have to be attentive to the time to do it.

Ascaso: Canyon End
Return: We can leave by the bridge or behind it there are some pools and a little further on there is an ascending path on the right that leads us to the access fork.

Ascaso: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal. Before reaching the tunnels, at pk 447.4 we have a detour to the right to Ascaso. The small zigzagging road climbs up the mountainside to this beautiful abandoned village. We will have to park on the side before entering the village.
Return: We can leave by the bridge or behind it there are some pools and a little further on there is an ascending path on the right that leads us to the access fork.

Atalaya: Canyon Start

Atalaya: Canyon End

Aveller: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Aveller and la Vansa From the back of the village, a track that goes through the crops to the forest following the course of the stream. Arriving at the forest we enter and go down to the stream. Here begins the descent
Tour: Very vertical descent, in which we will chain successive rappels (caution when rappelling with the chain and the marmite traps) and with its final part in which we will have 30-25-50 to reach the Vansa river. Evaluate before climbing the flow of the Vansa river because all the return is done by it and can have delicate points.

Aveller: Canyon End
Comment: fin du Rio de Lavansa
Return: After the R6 and the chaos of La Vansa, the narrows open up and we see a track that takes us up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Aveller: Parking at Entry
Access: Location Bcos Aveller and la Vansa We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road to Montant de Tost where we will park the access car.
Return: After the R6 and the chaos of La Vansa, the narrows open up and we see a track that takes us up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Aveller: Parking at Exit
Access: Location Bcos Aveller and la Vansa We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road to Montant de Tost where we will park the access car.
Return: After the R6 and the chaos of La Vansa, the narrows open up and we see a track that takes us up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Balcez (supérieur): Canyon Start

Balcez (supérieur): Canyon End
Comment: Au départ des "Oscuros del Balces"

Balcez (supérieur): Parking at Entry

Balcez (supérieur): Parking at Exit

Barraonse: Canyon Start
Approach: We backtrack a bit to an electric tower and a trail, climb up here to the next tower. Then we go along the divide to the wall where there is a trail carved into the rock. It takes us down to the river.
Tour: Vertiginous, without breaks. 12 rappels with wonderful views.

Barraonse: Canyon End
Return: We follow the river almost to the height of the farm where we will see a path (left) that leads us to the trail.

Barraonse: Parking at Exit
Comment: à côté d\' une ferme
Access: By the N260 to Sort, once there we turn off by the C13 towards Llavorsi, we will pass it and soon we will arrive at Escaló. In the same village a detour to the right to Sant Pere de Burgal, cross the Noguera and on the track we turn left, at the end there are some farms to park.
Return: We follow the river almost to the height of the farm where we will see a path (left) that leads us to the trail.

Bellestil: Canyon Start
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Approach: Access to Bellestil, Monars and Toll ravines

Bellestil: Canyon End
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Bergazo: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzaremos el pueblo en dirección a las pasarelas marcadas como “los Barrancos” PR117, llegaremos a las pasarelas del barranco Forcos las cuales cruzaremos y cogeremos el camino que sube por la izquierda orográfica, siguiendo la PR hasta Escartín. Desde la población de Escartín hay que subir hacia el Serrato del Grijal (la parte superior de las parcelas que se ven a la derecha del pueblo), donde buscaremos un muro, unas antiguas ruinas, con una encrucijada de caminos. Tomaremos la senda que baja a veces oculta por matorral bajo, se cruzará un afluente (posible entrada) y se continuará hasta llegar al cauce. OPCIÓN: Entrada directa a la parte engorgada. Si queremos evitar la parte inicial del barranco, abierta y de menor interés, entraremos desde una senda que parte de una curva de la PR117 antes de llegar a la población de Escartín. En una curva muy marcada a la izquierda con la señal de PR en ángulo (mojonada), sale un sendero fácil de seguir unos 20 m hasta un mirador y luego va siguiendo la curva de la ladera sin perder cota. Desde el mirador el camino (sin balizar) aparece bastante vestido de vegetación en algunos tramos. Esta senda, ganando un poco de cota, nos lleva hasta un camino empedrado en desuso. Siguiéndolo, llegaremos a un derrumbe del camino, que sortearemos y volveremos a subir para volver a tomar el camino que nos lleva hasta el cauce, dejándonos cerca de la cabecera del rápel 4.
Tour: Barranco abierto con múltiples gradas y/o resaltes con cuatro zonas cerradas muy estéticas (tobas, travertinos, principios de banderas…), pozas sin profundidad ni movimientos peligrosos. Ausencia de caos y suelo muy plano. Posibilidad de escapes a lo largo de todo el barranco. Algunos rápeles son destrepables.

Bergazo: Canyon End
Return: Al final del rápel 14 veremos una senda evidente a la izquierda que nos lleva sin pérdida hasta las pasarelas del Forcos.

Bergazo: Unknown Parking
Access: Tenemos que ir hasta la coqueta población de Bergua, en pleno Sobrepuerto, a la que accederemos por una pista a tramos asfaltada que sale desde Fiscal
Return: Al final del rápel 14 veremos una senda evidente a la izquierda que nos lleva sin pérdida hasta las pasarelas del Forcos.

Berros: Canyon Start
Comment: integral
Approach: Cruzaremos la presa y seguiremos por la carretera que conduce a berrós. Al rato veremos en un punto sin quitamiedos, un camino que desciende a mano derecha hasta el barranco.
Tour: Descenso bonito, corto y muy sencillo. No tiene ninguna complicación.

Berros: Parking at Exit
Access: Nos dirigiremos hasta Llavorsi por la C-13, cruzaremos la población y seguiremos por la C-13, pasaremos Escaló y al poco rato llegaremos a la presa del pantano de torrassa. Dejaremos el coche a la izquierda en un parking habilitado
Return: Una vez lleguemos al puente, saldremos a la carretera, cruzaremos de nuevo la presa y llegaremos al coche

Boixols (par affluent RD): Canyon Start

Boixols (par affluent RD): Canyon End

Boixols (par affluent RD): Unknown Parking

Bosc de Serradell: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot we will continue along the track, we will see a painted stone on which indicate the way, we will cross a generally dry stream and leave a detour to the left. We will go up our ravine until we find a path that leads us down (we will leave the first part) or continue straight ahead and enter the first narrow
Tour: Three very well formed narrows, the first one is very short and the shallowest is saved with a rappel and a few skills. We pass an open area and arrive at the next strait, the longest. After it again opens to reach the third strait where we have the two longest rappels.

Bosc de Serradell: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel, the third strait opens and we go out to the left on a small path that gets lost, there are some milestones but they are not necessary, we have to cross the stream and climb the slope where we have parked.

Bosc de Serradell: Unknown Parking
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Access: On the N260 between Pobla de Segur and Pont de Suert just before the tunnel we have the detour to the left to Erinyá 1.5km and Serradell 6km. We will go through here passing these two beautiful villages. After passing Serradell, after almost 1km the road turns back and straight ahead there is a track that climbs towards the ravine, the climbing areas and the Cova Cuberes. We will follow it (be careful because not every year the road is repaired and it can be in bad condition). It is about 2kms of track to a small esplanade, if we see that the car skates we can park further down in one of the adjacent roads without disturbing the passage.
Return: After the last rappel, the third strait opens and we go out to the left on a small path that gets lost, there are some milestones but they are not necessary, we have to cross the stream and climb the slope where we have parked.

Campo Pozino: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the track where we parked, we go up the ravine on the orographic left, with no other difficulty than to follow it until it crosses the stream.
Tour: Easy, if we do it after rain, it is a fun descent (for beginners) but with uninteresting sections.

Campo Pozino: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at an old dam and from there to the parking lot.

Campo Pozino: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and almost 3 kilometers later we have an electrical substation on the right, about 70m later an exit of the road to the left allows us to park at the exit of the ravine.
Return: We arrived at an old dam and from there to the parking lot.

Cantera Antona: Canyon Start

Carangas (inférieur): Canyon Start
Approach: From the lay-by we climb about 500m to a path on the left that leads down to the stream, From the village we descend 500m to the access to the same path, in this case to the right.
Tour: A first part, the upper part, for all ages, with simple, short and fun rappels. Many slides and some possible jumps (check the depth of the pools). The second part is more sporty, rappels in natural, long and slippery, in a very grassy, lush environment, in which we will think we are lost in the middle of the jungle. A pleasure in all senses if we take it with the right flow. The succession of 4 rappels in which we will save 70m of unevenness and its long waterfall of 40m are its great strong points.

Carangas (inférieur): Canyon End
Return: The first part is along a well marked path to our left that leads to the curve indicated to park the car. If we could not leave it here, we will have to go up 1km of road. The second part, we will follow the stream to the bridge over the road.

Carangas (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Access: On the N625 Riaño to Cangas de Onís. At the height of Santillán pk 145 we take the detour to Beleño and Sellaño. We will go along the AS261 passing through Santovena, Sellaño, ... until we pass the pk 11. We will arrive at a small bridge over our stream. If we are going to do the integral, we will park after the bridge on the right. Follow the road for 500m until a detour to the left to Caragas/Carangres. We go up this road for about 3kms until a right turn where we see our descent on the left, shortly before there is a lay-by on the right where we can park if we are going to do only the upper part. We continue along the road to the entrance of the village and park.
Return: The first part is along a well marked path to our left that leads to the curve indicated to park the car. If we could not leave it here, we will have to go up 1km of road. The second part, we will follow the stream to the bridge over the road.

Carangas (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Access: On the N625 Riaño to Cangas de Onís. At the height of Santillán pk 145 we take the detour to Beleño and Sellaño. We will go along the AS261 passing through Santovena, Sellaño, ... until we pass the pk 11. We will arrive at a small bridge over our stream. If we are going to do the integral, we will park after the bridge on the right. Follow the road for 500m until a detour to the left to Caragas/Carangres. We go up this road for about 3kms until a right turn where we see our descent on the left, shortly before there is a lay-by on the right where we can park if we are going to do only the upper part. We continue along the road to the entrance of the village and park.
Return: The first part is along a well marked path to our left that leads to the curve indicated to park the car. If we could not leave it here, we will have to go up 1km of road. The second part, we will follow the stream to the bridge over the road.

Carme: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the track along the left orographic bank, pass the metal gate and continue along the track that goes up the stream to a wide place where the path reaches the river.
Tour: Simple descent with a couple of mandatory rappels and all the rest are jumps and slides.

Carme: Canyon End
Return: After the last jump there is a clearing and we can climb the parallel path to our left that leads us to the track we came in on.

Carme: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking, départ et arrivée
Access: From the A2 exit 558 (Igualada / Vilafranca). We will go towards La Pobla de Claramunt, once there we will take the V-2131, passing Carme and Can Bou. We will continue to a paved road on the left that goes down to Santa Càndia and we will go down to the stream where we will park.
Return: After the last jump there is a clearing and we can climb the parallel path to our left that leads us to the track we came in on.

Castillo: Canyon Start

Castillo: Canyon End

Castillo: Parking at Entry

Castillo: Parking at Exit

Cavorques: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Hortals, PlaTraver, Cavorques Sup and Inf, Sallent and Ginebrar ravines. From "El Sallent" we can go along the track of the cirque to the head of Salt del Sallent and then to the lower part of Cavorques. We can also go up to Pla Traver and take the track that goes along the upper part of the cirque and after passing the Hortals cirque reaches the upper part of Cavorques. From Pla d'en Xurri continue to the viewpoint of Salt and take the path that goes to the right and up the Escales to El Sallent.
Tour: It consists of two parts, the first one with rappels that take us down to the forest and the track of the cirque. Once here begins the most vertical descent with 3 rappels to split the 100m waterfall. Once down we join the descent of the Salt del Sallent and descend to the Gorg del Diable.

Cavorques: Canyon End
Return: Depending on where we have the car we will go down to Pla d'en Xurri through the path or we will turn left to go up through les Escales to El Sallent.

Cavorques: Parking at Entry
Access: Access Circ Sallent We have two possible accesses: By the C17 to Sant Quirze de Besora and then to Vidrà by the BV5227. Or from Olot by the C152 to Presses and turn on the GIV5226 to Sant Privat d'en Bas. Access Circ Sallent by Vidrà From Vidrà we will follow the road to Ciuret, we will pass it and almost arriving to the Coll de Ciuret the road turns to the left in a strong curve with a track that goes straight ahead, we will take it towards "el Sallent" and "Pla Traver". Once in the pass we take the track on the right towards Pla Traver or a track in worse condition to "El Sallent". Access Circ Sallent by Sant Privat From Sant Privat follow the signs to Salt del Sallent to Pla d'en Xurri.
Return: Depending on where we have the car we will go down to Pla d'en Xurri through the path or we will turn left to go up through les Escales to El Sallent.

Cavorques: Parking at Exit
Access: Access Circ Sallent We have two possible accesses: By the C17 to Sant Quirze de Besora and then to Vidrà by the BV5227. Or from Olot by the C152 to Presses and turn on the GIV5226 to Sant Privat d'en Bas. Access Circ Sallent by Vidrà From Vidrà we will follow the road to Ciuret, we will pass it and almost arriving to the Coll de Ciuret the road turns to the left in a strong curve with a track that goes straight ahead, we will take it towards "el Sallent" and "Pla Traver". Once in the pass we take the track on the right towards Pla Traver or a track in worse condition to "El Sallent". Access Circ Sallent by Sant Privat From Sant Privat follow the signs to Salt del Sallent to Pla d'en Xurri.
Return: Depending on where we have the car we will go down to Pla d'en Xurri through the path or we will turn left to go up through les Escales to El Sallent.

Cerves (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: Once parked we see a path that goes straight ahead and crosses the river. We climb up the path next to the ravine almost to some pine trees and then keep the height until we enter the ravine.
Tour: We start with a jump to chain 3 rappels. We continue through the chaos of blocks with small jumps. Finally we reach the set of waterfalls where the canyon ends.

Cerves (superior): Canyon End
Return: We go out to some footbridges that we have to follow to the trail.

Cerves (superior): Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking sur place du village
Access: We have to go to Tourón, for this we take the A52 to Melón. Here we take the detour to Tourón. In a sharp bend to the right before reaching the village we will see a track that goes downhill to the right. We take it and go to the waterfalls.
Return: We go out to some footbridges that we have to follow to the trail.

Cerves (superior): Unknown
Comment: Départ de la sente d\'accès au canyon

Chardal: Canyon Start
Approach: Before the bridge, about 60m, if we go uphill to the left we have a path that goes up to the headwaters of the river by a path that at times is lost. Through a meadow the path goes up until it reaches an open area of the ravine where it crosses, this is the access to the lower part. If we cross the riverbed and follow the pipes to the top of these pipes where the first rappel is located. A short rappel Jabalinada, of long pants, between gorges.
Tour: We will have a very aesthetic first part with its whitish waters where we will find 4 rappels. We will continue along the wall until we can get out to a path that leads us to the path of ascent and to the open part where we will enter to do the lower part.

Chardal: Canyon Start1
Comment: depart pour section inf.
Approach: Before the bridge, about 60m, if we go uphill to the left we have a path that goes up to the headwaters of the river by a path that at times is lost. Through a meadow the path goes up until it reaches an open area of the ravine where it crosses, this is the access to the lower part. If we cross the riverbed and follow the pipes to the top of these pipes where the first rappel is located. A short rappel Jabalinada, of long pants, between gorges.
Tour: We will have a very aesthetic first part with its whitish waters where we will find 4 rappels. We will continue along the wall until we can get out to a path that leads us to the path of ascent and to the open part where we will enter to do the lower part.

Chardal: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at a small wooden bridge with a path where we will go up to Sin

Chardal: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). After passing Saravillo and before the tunnels we have the detour to Sin on the left. We will take this road and go up to the village, just before arriving we have the detour to the left to Serveto, which surrounds the village of Sin, at the exit we find the bridge over the ravine and here we can park.
Return: We arrive at a small wooden bridge with a path where we will go up to Sin

Chardal: Unknown
Comment: passage sous le pont

Chico: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approaches Bcos Chico and Gordo From the curve we go straight ahead on a path that crosses a meadow towards the Alassets ravine, after crossing it, the path rises slightly to find the Bco Chico. If we leave from Liri we will go along the return track of the Bco Gordo and after passing it we continue straight ahead until we reach a curve where we have a path on the right that goes down to the ravine.
Tour: Simple, well dug and very nice descent. We will have to be cautious with high flows that in the boxed zone the water takes a lot of force.

Chico: Canyon End
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Return: When we reach the confluence with Alassets we will exit to the left a little below the tributary. We will see a path and cairns that will take us to the track where we park. If we have left the car in Liri we will have to follow the riverbed a little more and we go out to the right under the steep slopes in search of the bco Gordo by a not very marked path. we will cross it and soon we arrive at the village.

Chico: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to place ourselves in Castejón de Sos Access to Bcos Chico and Gordo By the N260 from Castejón de Sos to Pont de Suert, after a few kilometers we arrive at the crossroads of "Liri 5 km" on the left. We will go up this road until almost the town of Liri, past Arasán we will see a track on the right that takes us up to a pass that is used for paragliding. A little more than 1km later there is a sharp bend (180 degrees) on the right and a place to park. Another option is to park in the village of Liri and access by the return of the bco Gordo.
Return: When we reach the confluence with Alassets we will exit to the left a little below the tributary. We will see a path and cairns that will take us to the track where we park. If we have left the car in Liri we will have to follow the riverbed a little more and we go out to the right under the steep slopes in search of the bco Gordo by a not very marked path. we will cross it and soon we arrive at the village.

Chistau: Canyon Start
Comment: integral (4 sections)
Approach: We will continue along the track crossing the bridge for about 30 min.
Tour: Very aquatic, only for people accustomed to live water and water movements.

Chistau: Canyon Start1
Comment: 3. + 4. section
Approach: We will continue along the track crossing the bridge for about 30 min.
Tour: Very aquatic, only for people accustomed to live water and water movements.

Chistau: Canyon Start2
Comment: 4. section (pont de l\'Ospital)
Approach: We will continue along the track crossing the bridge for about 30 min.
Tour: Very aquatic, only for people accustomed to live water and water movements.

Chistau: Canyon End
Return: We can leave at the Hospital bridge or after the Sallena and Viciele ravines on a bridge that crosses the Cinqueta river.

Chistau: Unknown Parking
Comment: drive by car so far as possible
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 6 kms until we reach the Hospital de Gistain parking lot, just before the bridge. There are signs on the right
Return: We can leave at the Hospital bridge or after the Sallena and Viciele ravines on a bridge that crosses the Cinqueta river.

Chola: Canyon Start
Comment: Entrée par l\'affluent (Bco Era de la Tosca)
Approach: You can't get lost, a path leads down to the bed, just follow it.
Tour: From the tributary, the access to the bank is made through a couple of rappels.

Cicera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the village the access is almost direct, we go to the river and by the orographic left we go down until we see the marked access. If we have parked in the gorge we will walk up the river along the road that goes up to Cicera until we reach the village. But this is 1h of walking.
Tour: Easy descent with slides, skills and 4 rappels. The last one of 22m is beautiful. You can continue later and do the lower part but it has nothing technical.

Cingle de Migdia: Canyon Start
Approach: Via Spain (35 min.): Take the path that runs between the two Mas dels Torrents farms and follow it to a mountain pass, then descend to a clearing that forms the connection point to the return path described below (altitude 593). At the mountain pass, descend directly to the left or due south to the river. Access from France is currently not possible! See descente Canyon Observation from 30.08.2025
Tour: S1 shuntable T2/ramp (glissade) T3/S4 (monopoint RD) Rn°1: C10 RG D2 Rn°2: MCR7 RG dans une faille au sec soit R8 vers l'actif Rn°3: C5 RG/T5 The canyon begins with a small muffled jump that can be bypassed from the left bank, followed by a small ramp that can be used as a slide (glide) without a pool at the exit. This is immediately followed by a nice four-meter-high jump into a beautiful reddish pool from the right bank at the height of a monopoint. This obstacle is equipped with a monopoint for those who do not want to make the jump. You can also overcome the obstacle by sliding. This is followed by a ten-metre-long vertical rappelling route that leads to a small descent point in a conglomerate constriction. You can then climb down the next ledge in the river, but the most fun and interesting thing to do is to look for a rappelling routes on the left bank at a height, which leads down into a completely dry and aesthetic crevice. At the exit of the route, a final slide awaits, equipped with a monopoint, for those who want to try their hand at rappel. Short canyon, but allows for a quick exit in case of thunderstorms. If the water level is very high during the descent, the canyon is not accessible due to the water level. - Take an IGN map with you as there are no markings for the way there and back. The walk is a bit long, but the descent is worth it for the purple-red coloring and the amazing shapes of some conglomerate blocks, but also for the symbolic cross-border dimension of the route: the right bank is in Spain, the left in France. - This French-Spanish river is accessible all year round and is not subject to any special regulations.

Cingle de Migdia: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the canyon, at the height of the "Area de caça privada" (private hunting area) sign, climb up the right bank on a hunter's path to the mountain pass at an altitude of 593 meters to the ruins of a casot and then descend to the river on a well-marked path. Cross the Muga just above the canyon exit and climb back up on the same path as the ascent. In Spain, at altitude 593, take the outward route again (40).

Clara (superior): Canyon Start
Approach: From El Verdeguer we take the path/track that goes up the stream, from the other side there is a path that crosses the stream and goes to the Verdeguer, before arriving we take the same path that goes up. The track crosses the river (exit point of the ravine) and soon we have a track that goes to the right, which we will take and will take us to the upper part of El Molinot.
Tour: Very entertaining canyon with multiple rappels.

Clara (superior): Parking at Entry
Access: We will take the C16 to Berga, just before arriving we will turn off to Avià/Solsona by the C26, we will pass Avià and after passing the pk141 we have a track on the right towards El Verdeguer, we can get in here and park at the end. We can continue along the road until we cross the stream and immediately we have a track on the right towards El Porxos, we can park further up, at the height of El Verdeguer but on the other side.
Return: When we reach the track we will undo the ascent to the car.

Clara (superior): Parking at Exit
Access: We will take the C16 to Berga, just before arriving we will turn off to Avià/Solsona by the C26, we will pass Avià and after passing the pk141 we have a track on the right towards El Verdeguer, we can get in here and park at the end. We can continue along the road until we cross the stream and immediately we have a track on the right towards El Porxos, we can park further up, at the height of El Verdeguer but on the other side.
Return: When we reach the track we will undo the ascent to the car.

Clara (superior): Unknown
Comment: départ de la piste de montée

Clot de la Sajolida: Canyon Start

Clot de la Sajolida: Canyon End

Clot de la Sajolida: Unknown Parking

Cochinos: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approaches to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos bcos. If we only have one vehicle, we will go up the trail that goes up the Cuevas Negras oxbow lake. Along the path of the Rijos until a path to our right that passes the Juan Alonso oxbow to a track. We continue and we find the water channel of the Lomo Morín lake, we surpass it and follow the path until a water conduit by which we continue until a first tunnel, we will go to the right to surpass the hill until the exit of the channel to the other side, we descend by the path until the Cuevas Negras lake and we continue to the following hill. We continue next to the channel until we reach the second tunnel that we will have to cross (foresee the frontals), we pass another small tunnel and at its exit we continue a little to a right curve to go down to the ravine.
Tour: Ver topo

Cochinos: Canyon End
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Return: We continue along the ravine until we reach a trail that leads to the Silos PR trail.

Cochinos: Parking at Entry
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Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park, if we go with two vehicles, the access vehicle.
Return: We continue along the ravine until we reach a trail that leads to the Silos PR trail.

Cochinos: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park, if we go with two vehicles, the access vehicle.
Return: We continue along the ravine until we reach a trail that leads to the Silos PR trail.

Cochinos: Unknown
Comment: Entrée du tunnel

Coll del Port: Canyon Start
Approach: One hundred meters down a track that crosses a farm. We will continue until we find a ravine; just here we will change direction and take a little obvious path uphill to the left, which we will follow until we reach a farmhouse. The path goes down to look for the riverbed bordering the farmhouse.
Tour: This descent, along with the Torrent de Vilacireres, are the best known and busiest in the area. It is a very well formed descent, excavated in limestone. It usually carries water all year round. Short but very interesting descent. It is necessary to bear in mind that stones often fall.

Coll del Port: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we find the bridge where we left the car. We cross the tunnel and climb up to the parking lot.

Coll del Port: Parking at Entry
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards the village of La Coma, which we will cross and when we see the indicator of Km 32 of the C-462, in the next curve to the left we will find the ravine and the parking.
Return: After the last rappel we find the bridge where we left the car. We cross the tunnel and climb up to the parking lot.

Coll del Port: Parking at Exit
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards the village of La Coma, which we will cross and when we see the indicator of Km 32 of the C-462, in the next curve to the left we will find the ravine and the parking.
Return: After the last rappel we find the bridge where we left the car. We cross the tunnel and climb up to the parking lot.

Congustro: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the road the two linked curves and at the top, from where we see the small cut at our feet, we can see the poplar grove and a path to go down to the stream.
Tour: Small strait with 3 rappels. In summer it can get dry but in rainy weather it is a beautiful descent. It only lacks length and entity.

Congustro: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the ravine we go out to the road.

Congustro: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A1605 between the N260 and Graus or Benabarre. On the N260 between Castejon de Sos and Pont de Suert. At pk 356,5 next to Montanuy, we have the detour on the A1605 to Bonansa and Roda de Isábena. Or from Graus or Benabarre towards Isábena. At pk 27 is La Pobla de la Roda and here we have the detour to Carrasquero and Esdolomada. We take this road, pass the Carrasquero detour and when we reach the bridge over the river we park to one side.
Return: At the end of the ravine we go out to the road.

Correa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go out to the north from the second fork on the right a path that after a few meters we leave to go to the right to go down towards the riverbed. Before arriving we will follow the left slope to avoid undergrowth until we see that we are approaching the first jump.

Correa: Canyon End
Return: On the path to the right of the intermediate channel, it takes us to a cave and a reservoir, on the other side a staircase to descend the wall, on the left is a path on which we continue horizontally that lead us to a track, this track and northbound to the street Camino Viejo del Pozo, we go to the right and the next left to reach the road.

Correa: Parking at Entry
Access: We are located between Buenavista del Norte and Garachico on the TF42. At the height of the Caleta, in the p.k. 9 there is a gas station where we will leave the return vehicle. With the access vehicle we go to the traffic circle at p.k. 11. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we turn left onto the TF423 towards El Tanque. We will follow this road for one kilometer to the viewpoint (just after the two right-hand hairpins) where we will park.
Return: On the path to the right of the intermediate channel, it takes us to a cave and a reservoir, on the other side a staircase to descend the wall, on the left is a path on which we continue horizontally that lead us to a track, this track and northbound to the street Camino Viejo del Pozo, we go to the right and the next left to reach the road.

Correa: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located between Buenavista del Norte and Garachico on the TF42. At the height of the Caleta, in the p.k. 9 there is a gas station where we will leave the return vehicle. With the access vehicle we go to the traffic circle at p.k. 11. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we turn left onto the TF423 towards El Tanque. We will follow this road for one kilometer to the viewpoint (just after the two right-hand hairpins) where we will park.
Return: On the path to the right of the intermediate channel, it takes us to a cave and a reservoir, on the other side a staircase to descend the wall, on the left is a path on which we continue horizontally that lead us to a track, this track and northbound to the street Camino Viejo del Pozo, we go to the right and the next left to reach the road.

Cortella: Canyon Start
Comment: Au niveau d\'un moulin en ruine
Approach: To the left a path leads off, always in a northerly direction that will take us directly to the river.
Tour: The first part is very open with a couple of drops before reaching the waterfalls and rappels. From here on there will be a succession of rappels and jumps until the final part, where we will have again some abseilings and slides.

Cortella: Canyon End
Comment: Au niveau d\'une petite cascade et juste après 2 ruines en RD
Return: Just in the area of the slides, we can exit to the right by a path to Cima de Vila or follow the slides until almost the bridge of the A52, where a track starts that takes us to Melón.

Cortella: Parking at Entry
Comment: Parking sur dalle de pierre
Access: We will take the A52 to Melon, where we will leave the car on our return trip. Another option is to leave it in Cima de Vila. Here we take the N120 and continue about 3kms until the detour to A Cortella where we will enter and go to the village. We cross it and when we leave it we will find a right curve after which we can park our car.
Return: Just in the area of the slides, we can exit to the right by a path to Cima de Vila or follow the slides until almost the bridge of the A52, where a track starts that takes us to Melón.

Cortella: Parking at Exit
Access: We will take the A52 to Melon, where we will leave the car on our return trip. Another option is to leave it in Cima de Vila. Here we take the N120 and continue about 3kms until the detour to A Cortella where we will enter and go to the village. We cross it and when we leave it we will find a right curve after which we can park our car.
Return: Just in the area of the slides, we can exit to the right by a path to Cima de Vila or follow the slides until almost the bridge of the A52, where a track starts that takes us to Melón.

Dehesa: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ au pont antique

Dehesa: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée sous un pont ancien

Dehesa: Parking at Entry

Dehesa: Parking at Exit

Devotas: Canyon Start
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Approach: We will return along the road for about 300m and we will see a path on the right side that goes up the slope towards the hermitage of San Sebastián.
Tour: Nice descent that is gaining in substance until the final rappel over the Cinca. Be very careful on this rappel with the friction and if the rope gets into the crevasse it would be impossible to recover it.

Devotas: Canyon End
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Return: We go up to the road and cross through the old tunnel to the parking area if the flow of the Cinca is weak. If not, we will go up to return by the road as it is.

Devotas: Unknown Parking
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Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France, we will pass Lafortunada and we will face the entrance to the Devotas gorge, right next to the tunnel there is a place to park.
Return: We go up to the road and cross through the old tunnel to the parking area if the flow of the Cinca is weak. If not, we will go up to return by the road as it is.

Eriste III (med): Canyon Start
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Eriste III (med): Parking at Exit

Escalera: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk back and arrive at the traffic circle. Next to the traffic circle there is also a place to park if you want to combine cars, but it is not necessary, it is a very short way. Here before the bridge we go down to the river.
Tour: Easy descent except for the 25m rappel. It is an initiation canyon that if taken with a little water is very fun.

Escalera: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we have a path on the right that leads to the road where we have parked.

Escalera: Parking at Entry
Access: We must approach Anna (Valencia). We will arrive by the CV580. When entering the village, from the highway, before the gas station, there is a traffic circle. Take the first exit on the right. 200m further on there is a small road on the left, take it and when you reach the curve at the bottom look for a place to park.
Return: After the last rappel we have a path on the right that leads to the road where we have parked.

Escomentué: Canyon Start
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Approach: We start from the parking lot near the exit of the Isarre ravine, along a path with cairns that climbs the slope; after a while of climbing, we coincide with another slightly wider path that brings us closer to the equipped channel that will position us in the upper part of the Ligüerri mallos. The approach route and the views it gives us are magnificent. We observe to the left the descent to the ravine of Lazas and we continue in soft ascent towards the head of Escomentué. The high part of its head is very clothed with vegetation, advancing until the zone of entrance by the right margin.
Tour: Quickly, there is a succession of short abseils and rappels chained with pools that generally do not cover more than the chest; we will not find anchors in all places, as I say, chained several rappels with sections of about 30m. At the bottom we see how the landscape opens up, until we reach the threshold of the rappels by which we will descend the cliff; short handrail and R50; head after 35m in important rubbing, but very precarious; a few meters below good installation on a wide ledge. There follow several long stretches alternating with some short ones, the terrain is rough. Some blocks introduce us in another area of short rappels; we find a double fixed ropes that will allow us to descend the last ledges until the last one, without equipping, by which we will abandon the descent, following the traces of a path on the left margin. We descend to the bed of the Isarre ravine.

Escomentué: Canyon End
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Comment: d\'ici marcher l\'Isarre la-bas jusqu\'à pont
Return: We return along the Isarre riverbed, finding some short projections that can be climbed and later another one of about 12m to rappel. Continue along the riverbed to the vicinity of the ferrata del Palomo, on the left; we continue along its access path to the parking lot.

Escomentué: Unknown Parking
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Access: From the first parking lot of Vadiellos dam
Return: We return along the Isarre riverbed, finding some short projections that can be climbed and later another one of about 12m to rappel. Continue along the riverbed to the vicinity of the ferrata del Palomo, on the left; we continue along its access path to the parking lot.

Espantaperros: Canyon Start

Espantaperros: Canyon End

Espantaperros: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette possible, mais pas necessaire; voir la belle source

Espantaperros: Unknown
Comment: sortir la route Salar - Alhama de Granada (A 4155)

Estaron: Canyon Start

Estaron: Canyon End

Estaron: Parking at Entry

Estaron: Parking at Exit

Estavill: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car, from the side of the bridge we will see a marked track/path that goes up to Estavill. This path crosses the road to the same area where we park the access car. From there we will take the path that goes down to the river.
Tour: It is a descent with very beautiful and boxed-in areas and open stretches of uninteresting walking. It is difficult to find it with water except after rain.

Estavill: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will continue almost to the Flamisell, we will see a path on the right parallel to the river that turns into the track where we have parked.

Estavill: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. Before reaching the Pobleta de Belvei the road crosses the river Flamisell by a bridge and just before the bridge there is a track in front. We park the car to return. If we have the access car we go back to Senterada and take the detour to the right to Estavill (7kms), we will go up this road until 1060m after a sharp left curve we find an esplanade on the right with a path that goes down. Here we leave the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we will continue almost to the Flamisell, we will see a path on the right parallel to the river that turns into the track where we have parked.

Estavill: Parking at Exit
Comment: P 2 alternatif
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. Before reaching the Pobleta de Belvei the road crosses the river Flamisell by a bridge and just before the bridge there is a track in front. We park the car to return. If we have the access car we go back to Senterada and take the detour to the right to Estavill (7kms), we will go up this road until 1060m after a sharp left curve we find an esplanade on the right with a path that goes down. Here we leave the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we will continue almost to the Flamisell, we will see a path on the right parallel to the river that turns into the track where we have parked.

Faminosa: Canyon Start

Faminosa: Canyon End

Faminosa: Parking at Entry

Faminosa: Parking at Exit
Comment: Alternative 1 (pour une sortie vers Abiego)

Faminosa: Parking at Exit1
Comment: Alternative 2 (Faminosa integral)

Faminosa: Unknown
Comment: piste venant de Bierge

Faminosa: Unknown1
Comment: confluence avec Rio Isuala

Faminosa: Unknown2
Comment: confluence avec Rio Formiga

Faminosa: Unknown3
Comment: Pont de la Faminosa

Fenes: Canyon Start

Fenes: Canyon End

Fenes: Unknown Parking

Fenollet I (Este): Canyon Start
Approach: Fenollet East and West We will leave by the road up to a track on the right that takes us to a reservoir. From the reservoir there is a pipe going up the slope towards the Fenollet font (the west ravine) when we get here we will turn right, almost in a northerly direction, looking for the marks to avoid these cliffs that lead us to the top. Once at the top we will see a track that we will leave to the left to get into the valley of the ravine.
Tour: A well-fitted canyon with a few simple first rappels where the water tends to filter and lead us to the final cliff. 3 almost consecutive rappels, a first one of 10 that brings us closer to the one of 20 that is the anteroom to the pool from where we have the handrail to access the rappel of 43 on the cliff of Santa Fe.

Fenollet I (Este): Canyon End
Return: After finishing the 43m rappel, we will pass a rock chaos and exit the slope to the right to the road.

Fenollet I (Este): Parking at Entry
Comment: pour 4x4
Access: Fenollet East and West We will go to the town of Organyà by the C14. Fenollet East and West Once in Organyà, direction Seu d'Urgell, in the center of the village before the right curve we have a detour to the left to Cabó. We go through here. At the exit of the village, at about 500m we will have a detour to the left to Font Bordonera/Fenollet/... we will take it and we will arrive to the village of Fenollet. Just arriving at Fenollet the road makes a sharp left curve almost under the ravine with a place to park on the right.
Return: After finishing the 43m rappel, we will pass a rock chaos and exit the slope to the right to the road.

Fenollet I (Este): Unknown Parking
Access: Fenollet East and West We will go to the town of Organyà by the C14. Fenollet East and West Once in Organyà, direction Seu d'Urgell, in the center of the village before the right curve we have a detour to the left to Cabó. We go through here. At the exit of the village, at about 500m we will have a detour to the left to Font Bordonera/Fenollet/... we will take it and we will arrive to the village of Fenollet. Just arriving at Fenollet the road makes a sharp left curve almost under the ravine with a place to park on the right.
Return: After finishing the 43m rappel, we will pass a rock chaos and exit the slope to the right to the road.

Font Bordonera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will cross the picnic area by a path and go down a trail, when we can we will get into the riverbed.
Tour: Easy descent of open riverbed in which we will find four rappels, the last one being the highest with 18 meters. The rock is covered with travertine so it is not slippery at all. in summer it usually dries out because if the spring does not expel enough water it is all diverted. Between abseil and abseil there are quite a lot of pieces of kicking without any incentive that makes it a little heavy.

Font Bordonera: Canyon End
Return: Once we have descended the last rappel, we will continue climbing up ledges until we see the return path on our left that will take us directly to the car.

Font Bordonera: Parking at Entry
Access: We will go to the town of Organya by the C14. Once we get to Organya towards La Seu d'Urgell, with the first car we will take the first street on our left (Mestre cases), we will turn again on the first left (Vilasats), we will reach a track that we will follow until we pass some farms, when we see a farmhouse at the top of the mountain we will take a downhill road on the right hand side in which we will see some elm trees at the end. We will park the first car next to the elms. With the second car we will return to organya. Follow the C14 towards La Seu until you see a signpost on your left indicating Montanissell-Cape. We will take it and after a while on the left hand side we will see a sign indicating "Font Bordonera" on the left. We will follow it until we reach the picnic area of Font Bordonera, where we will leave the second vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last rappel, we will continue climbing up ledges until we see the return path on our left that will take us directly to the car.

Font Bordonera: Parking at Exit
Access: We will go to the town of Organya by the C14. Once we get to Organya towards La Seu d'Urgell, with the first car we will take the first street on our left (Mestre cases), we will turn again on the first left (Vilasats), we will reach a track that we will follow until we pass some farms, when we see a farmhouse at the top of the mountain we will take a downhill road on the right hand side in which we will see some elm trees at the end. We will park the first car next to the elms. With the second car we will return to organya. Follow the C14 towards La Seu until you see a signpost on your left indicating Montanissell-Cape. We will take it and after a while on the left hand side we will see a sign indicating "Font Bordonera" on the left. We will follow it until we reach the picnic area of Font Bordonera, where we will leave the second vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last rappel, we will continue climbing up ledges until we see the return path on our left that will take us directly to the car.

Foradada: Canyon Start

Foradada: Canyon End

Foradada: Unknown Parking

Freser (sup): Canyon Start
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Freser (sup): Canyon End
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Fuenblanca: Canyon Start
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Approach: We cross the Cinca by a footbridge/bridge and we enter the forest following milestones. After an hour we will arrive at the cirque right next to the Fuenblanca spring. NOTE: Never go too far from the ravine and if 5min pass without seeing milestones... half a turn!
Tour: Very intense descent, with no rest, good rappels, long descents and a lot of slopes to descend. Some people recommend not getting up early in the morning so that the sun comes in and you can enjoy the beauty of the environment (also to warm up).

Fuenblanca: Canyon End
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Return: We follow the course of the water up to almost the bridge, at which point we return to the access road.

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Access: From Ainsa on the N260 we turn towards France on the A138 until we reach Bielsa. Here we turn left towards the Pineta valley and the Parador. Halfway, after the detour to Espierba (right) we will find the Pineta campsite on the left, shortly before we have a forested track on the left that bordering the campsite leads us to an esplanade where we will leave the car.
Return: We follow the course of the water up to almost the bridge, at which point we return to the access road.

Fuenfria y Sierra: Canyon Start

Fuenfria y Sierra: Canyon End

Fuenfria y Sierra: Unknown Parking

Gallines (inférieur): Canyon Start

Gallines (inférieur): Canyon End

Gallines (inférieur): Parking at Entry

Gallines (inférieur): Parking at Exit

Gallisué: Canyon Start
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Approach: We will take the path that comes out of the same curve and that goes up to Gallisué and the Tozal of the same name. We will go up until we reach the base of the tozal, we go around it to the north and we get into a small valley with Gallisué on the other side, this is the time to leave the path and go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Vertical canyon with facilities to be checked because few people pass through. Most of the rappels will be done from the natural canyon so we must be well equipped for this.

Gallisué: Canyon End
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Return: We arrived at the same road

Gallisué: Unknown Parking
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Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. Here we will take the detour to Puyarruego/Fanlo and soon to Fanlo by the HU631 until the pk 4.6 where there is a right turn with a sign to the left of the valley of Vio. We will park here. There is the possibility of parking a second vehicle in the vicinity of Gallisué and make the approach from there having to simply descend to the riverbed.
Return: We arrived at the same road

Garona: Canyon Start
Comment: mirar con visor Sigpac
Approach: With two cars it is immediate. With a car we will go to the cemetery of Salvatierra and take the track that comes out and follow it to the stream. There are a couple of shortcuts that can be used to shorten the access (see map).
Tour: Nothing interesting and hard if we find it dry, in case of having water we will find long badinas with jumps, destrepes and several rappels. It is not that the canyon has a lot of continuity but it has a certain charm thanks to its long rappels. The last one of 48m next to the road, when there is water, is a marvel.

Garona: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road

Garona (inférieur): Canyon Start

Garona (inférieur): Canyon End

Garona (inférieur): Unknown Parking

Genilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Genilla We can rappel from the bridge or cross the road heading south (up the river) between the house and the river cut to find a steep path down to a dam.
Tour: We start at the dam, walk about 150m of river under the bridge and see a loophole (or access) to the right that leads us to the car. Then we reach the long rappel of 15m through the middle of the waterfall. Then we have a rappel of 8m that can be made slide and even jump if the flow allows it. Finally two other small rappels to reach the dam of 7m from which we leave.

Genilla: Canyon End
Return: After the dam we find a path on the left that will lead us to the road.

Genilla: Parking at Entry
Access: Location Priego de Córdoba How to get to Priego de Córdoba Location of the ravine On the road from Priego de Córdoba to Carcabuey (A339), at km 22. There is a track on the right where we can park, just before the bridge.
Return: After the dam we find a path on the left that will lead us to the road.

Gordo: Canyon Start
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Approach: Approaches to Bcos Chico and Gordo From the Hermitage we leave by the track in front of crossing the Romanesque bridge (entrance 2) we follow the track, we make a curve to the left and in the following curve to the right we throw ourselves to the left to the river.
Tour: Nice descent with two parts, the first up to the bridge more fattened and with 3 rappels that in case of strong flow must be circumvented by the handrails. The second part from the Romanesque bridge with the longest rappel but more open and full of slides.

Gordo: Canyon End
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Return: When we reach the track below we go to the right to the village. If we want to do the Bco Chico we would go to the left.

Gordo: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to place ourselves in Castejón de Sos Access to Bcos Chico and Gordo By the N260 from Castejón de Sos to Pont de Suert, after a few kilometers we arrive at the crossroads of "Liri 5 km" on the left. We will go up this road to the village of Liri. Here we park the return car. If we have two cars, with the other one we go up to the Ermita del Puy.
Return: When we reach the track below we go to the right to the village. If we want to do the Bco Chico we would go to the left.

Gorga: Canyon Start
Approach: Walk down to the stream. The first big waterfall is just around the corner.
Tour: Very short, unique climbing route in this area, close to the sea. A little friction management (!) and two possible routes after the first big waterfall: dry in summer or active in times with a lot of water. For a passage in the active area with minimal flow (gear on bolts and AN) Obstacle no. 1: R 40 m Obstacle no. 2: R 25 m (detour) Obstacle no. 3: R 14 m (cave start under boulders, AN) Obstacle no. 4: R 20 m (in a chimney and on a spider's web) Obstacle no. 5: R 22 m (slightly stepped slope, monopoint) Obstacle no. 6: R2-3 m (optional, monopoint) For a dry passage (equipment on pins and chemical anchoring) Obstacle no. 1: R 36 m (reaching the ledge or terrace without going into the water) Obstacle no. 2: MC 10 m + R 12 m + R 20 m Obstacle no. 3: R 20 m (be careful when rappelling over a crevasse and a cave) Obstacle no. 4: R 25 m (rappel also somewhat tricky, at the exit a crevasse and an overhanging part) Obstacle no. 5: R 22 m (slightly stepped ascent, single-point belay in the active part or can be bypassed) Obstacle no. 6: R 2-3 m (optional, single-point belay in the active part)

Gorga: Canyon End
Return: Without shuttle: After the 5th anchor (on a slightly stair-like ascent), walk in the river for 5 minutes, cross a millrace, then zigzag up the sometimes steep slope as far as possible and cross the former terraced fields to reach the roadside. Walk along the road to return to the starting point. Be careful! With shuttle: After the 5th abseiling maneuver (on a slightly stair-like slope), follow the course of the river for about 15 minutes (a few shallow river courses and a 2 m high waterfall with a single-point belay system) until you reach a tributary on the right. Here, take a path that always runs along the right side of the river. You will come to some land, take the path that leads to the road, walk along the path and cross the ford to get back to the right bank, then walk up to the old car. This way you avoid walking along the road in particular.

Gorga: Unknown Parking
Access: At the entrance to Puerto de la Selva (El Port de la Selva), take the GI-613 road that leads up to Cadaqués. Just before the traffic circle that connects the GI-613 with the GI-614, you can see the canyon from the road. Park after a bend in a rocky area at the side of the road. The starting point is directly below. Shuttle: A shuttle is possible, but not essential. To do this, leave a first vehicle (off-road vehicle or high car) on the side road of the GI-613 that leads down to the plateau of Palau (area with small agricultural plots and inhabited huts). It is the first path on the right after the Els Pins restaurant. After 5 minutes you will reach a fork in the road where a very old car is parked! Park next to it.
Return: Without shuttle: After the 5th anchor (on a slightly stair-like ascent), walk in the river for 5 minutes, cross a millrace, then zigzag up the sometimes steep slope as far as possible and cross the former terraced fields to reach the roadside. Walk along the road to return to the starting point. Be careful! With shuttle: After the 5th abseiling maneuver (on a slightly stair-like slope), follow the course of the river for about 15 minutes (a few shallow river courses and a 2 m high waterfall with a single-point belay system) until you reach a tributary on the right. Here, take a path that always runs along the right side of the river. You will come to some land, take the path that leads to the road, walk along the path and cross the ford to get back to the right bank, then walk up to the old car. This way you avoid walking along the road in particular.

Grajo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car we continue straight ahead along the track almost until it ends and turns right, at which point there is a small path to the left to go down to the riverbed. From the car of return by the path parallel to the stream. Another option is to park next to the stream along the track that crosses it (see map).
Tour: See mole, easy descent to make after rains, it is rare that it tends to load too much

Grajo: Parking at Entry
Access: Situándonos en Loja por la A92. Cruzaremos el río Genil para ir al barrio de San Francisco. Por la calle San Francisco subimos hacia la estación del tren y poco antes de llegar giraremos a la izquierda por la calle Las Cruces para pasar al otro lado de las vías. Seguiremos la calle dirección Este, con las vías a nuestra izquierda y tomamos la primera (calle Adelfas) para bajar. En donde acaba la calle empieza una pista forestal que va paralela al río Genil, iremos por ella 2 kms hasta la salida de nuestro barranco. Aquí aparcamos el coche de retorno . Si tenemos dos vehículos, con el de acceso retrocedemos 1,5 kilómetros y giramos a la izquierda por la pista que sube por la cuesta. Otro kilómetro y medio después llegaremos a un cruce en la pista de arriba, la cogemos girando a la izquierda. A los 600m otro cruce, esta vez en descenso a la izquierda. Y 600m después otro cruce a la derecha hasta el final de la pista. Hay una finca al final, hay que ser respetuosos y buscar dónde no molestar.
Return: After the natural rappel, we will exit to the right onto a track that will take us to the track where we parked next to the Genil river.

Grajo: Parking at Exit
Access: Situándonos en Loja por la A92. Cruzaremos el río Genil para ir al barrio de San Francisco. Por la calle San Francisco subimos hacia la estación del tren y poco antes de llegar giraremos a la izquierda por la calle Las Cruces para pasar al otro lado de las vías. Seguiremos la calle dirección Este, con las vías a nuestra izquierda y tomamos la primera (calle Adelfas) para bajar. En donde acaba la calle empieza una pista forestal que va paralela al río Genil, iremos por ella 2 kms hasta la salida de nuestro barranco. Aquí aparcamos el coche de retorno . Si tenemos dos vehículos, con el de acceso retrocedemos 1,5 kilómetros y giramos a la izquierda por la pista que sube por la cuesta. Otro kilómetro y medio después llegaremos a un cruce en la pista de arriba, la cogemos girando a la izquierda. A los 600m otro cruce, esta vez en descenso a la izquierda. Y 600m después otro cruce a la derecha hasta el final de la pista. Hay una finca al final, hay que ser respetuosos y buscar dónde no molestar.
Return: After the natural rappel, we will exit to the right onto a track that will take us to the track where we parked next to the Genil river.

Grajo: Unknown
Comment: croisement de piste pour le P aval et le P amont

Greixot: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we will walk the two kilometers up the road to the church. From the church there is a path that takes us to the headwaters just above the 35m waterfall.
Tour: Very short descent with 5-6 rappels. The 12m can be extended another 3 to lower the ledge and not make more facilities but will give us problems recovering. Almost all the rappels have prepared facilities to make a recoverable handrail for safe access to the top of the cliff.

Greixot: Parking at Entry
Access: By the C16 we will be located in Guardiola de Bergedà, from the same C16 we have the detour to Sant Julià de Cerdanyola, on this road before the kilometer we have a sharp bend to the left with a sign to "Les Nou Fonts". Here we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we continue up the road, we make the curves linked and pass a viewpoint to reach the church of Santa Maria de les Esposes. After the guardrail we can park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we have on the left a mud ramp with large roots to climb to the Nou Fonts and from there to the path, by that path we go down to the parking area if we have combined cars.

Greixot: Parking at Exit
Access: By the C16 we will be located in Guardiola de Bergedà, from the same C16 we have the detour to Sant Julià de Cerdanyola, on this road before the kilometer we have a sharp bend to the left with a sign to "Les Nou Fonts". Here we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we continue up the road, we make the curves linked and pass a viewpoint to reach the church of Santa Maria de les Esposes. After the guardrail we can park the access car.
Return: After the last rappel we have on the left a mud ramp with large roots to climb to the Nou Fonts and from there to the path, by that path we go down to the parking area if we have combined cars.

Huevo: Canyon Start
Approach: From La Tejería: We will leave by the track that has a barrier for cars, in a left curve of the track, a path goes to the right that goes to "El Huevo" and to the Peña de San Cosme. We will cross a beautiful forest and we will see a fork to the right El Huevo (to the left Peña de San Cosme).
Tour: A first rappel from a boxwood to enter the narrows, at first not too closed, in this area we have a couple of leaks on the right. From here some water can be emerging (except in summer), we can progress by climbing up to the narrowest area where we will find the rappels, which in many cases we have double installation (right and left). Beautiful waterfalls with moss, small caves and a very shady and humid environment will make us enjoy this area.

Huevo: Canyon End
Comment: Au niveau du "lac de Vadiello"
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the right, at the beginning we will not see any path but soon we will see milestones that go up the ravine by its orographic right. Once at the head of the ravine the trail turns to the access path.

Huevo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Pas sûr de pouvoir arriver jusque là selon interdiction de la piste
Access: We must go to the parking lot of La Tejería To do this on the N240 towards Lleida we will go to the Loporzano exit (A1227) and continue straight on towards Aguas. Shortly before arriving we will take the detour to the left to the Embalse de Guara. Before reaching the reservoir we will find a roundabout and a track on the left that leads to the parking of La Tejería.
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the right, at the beginning we will not see any path but soon we will see milestones that go up the ravine by its orographic right. Once at the head of the ravine the trail turns to the access path.

I Caleyu et La Hoz de Miñances: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track that leaves from the road and soon we leave it to go up the hillside to the right to some houses above, here we will take the cordal that leads us to link with the track that goes up and takes us to some cabins, after passing them, go left in search of the stream and follow it to the vertical.
Tour: In the vertical we start on the left, a first natural gets us into the waterfall, the second next to the marmita down to half waterfall, right to a ledge where we have the anchors on the left to, this time, get into the waterfall. we will be careful not to crush the tuff formations. At the base we follow the riverbed to make the sickle, a beautiful sickle without difficulties except for a rappelable cliff.

I Caleyu et La Hoz de Miñances: Canyon End
Comment: piste
Return: We will follow the sickle until we can exit to the left to the track, we will follow it to the road.

I Caleyu et La Hoz de Miñances: Unknown Parking
Access: Getting to Arenas de Cabrales on the AS-114 road Towards Panes, almost arriving at p.k. 36, a gentle left turn with a lay-by on the left and a track on the right. Here we park, it is just the exit of the sickle.
Return: We will follow the sickle until we can exit to the left to the track, we will follow it to the road.

Ibon (inferior): Canyon Start

Ibon (inferior): Canyon End

Ibon (inferior): Unknown Parking

Infern: Canyon Start
Comment: commencement d\'encaissement

Infern: Canyon End1
Comment: fin d\'encaissement

Infern: Unknown Parking

Infern: Unknown
Comment: sortie du cours d\'eau

Infern: Unknown1
Comment: entrée dans le cours d\'eau

Infierno: Canyon Start1

Infierno: Canyon End1

Infierno: Unknown Parking

Jou: Canyon Start
Approach: From La Guingueta we will follow the GR or Cami de Jou to go up to the head of the trail. From Jou, likewise, by the GR, in this case downhill. About 600m from Jou there is a dam, this is the place to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: First part without great interest, quite dressed and with short rappels and skills. Little by little the canyon will approach us to the final vertical where the 3 most important and interesting rappels are concentrated.

Jou: Canyon End
Return: Just as we reach the plain, we leave the river, which is channeled before the village and soon we reach the road.

Jou: Unknown Parking
Access: Por la N260 hasta Sort, una vez allí nos desviamos por la C13 hacia Llavorsi, lo pasaremos y nos dirigiremos hacia Esterri d'Aneu. También podemos ir por la C28 desde Vielha (Vall d'Aran). En ambos casos llegaremos hasta La Guingueta d'Àneu. En la Guingueta podremos aparcar en las zonas habilitadas del pueblo o meternos a la parte de atrás, junto al Hostal Orteu por el Cami de Jou y subir unos 200m hasta el cruce junto al río, pero aquí arriba hay poco sitio para aparcar y deberemos tener cuidado de no molestar. Aquí dejamos el coche de retorno. Si tenemos dos coches, es una opción que realmente no nos ahorra gran tiempo pues tendremos casi 30min hasta el aparcamiento de acceso. Subiremos hacia Esterri, lo dejaremos a un lado, seguiremos por la C28 dejando a un lado Valencia y al poco llegamos al desvío con Son y Jou a nuestra izquierda. Iremos por esta carreterilla hasta Jou (9kms). A la entrada del pueblo tenemos zona para aparcar a la izquierda, poco antes del poste indicador del GR
Return: Just as we reach the plain, we leave the river, which is channeled before the village and soon we reach the road.

Jucar: Canyon Start
Comment: Départ canyon partie aval, la plus intéressante et pas de navette en passant par les tunnels, départ après le 3ème tunnel.

Jucar: Canyon Start1

Jucar: Canyon End
Comment: Sortie remonter par le chemin et prendre le 1er Tunnel jusqu\'au Parking

Jucar: Unknown Parking

Jucar: Unknown
Comment: 1er Tunnel

Jucar: Unknown1
Comment: 2ème Tunnel aller

Jucar: Unknown2
Comment: 3ème Tunnel aller

La Plañera: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost in front of the restaurant there is a path that goes up to the Plañera house after which we enter the ravine directly to R25.
Tour: Simple but shady descent due to its heavy vegetation. Very interesting in spring with good flow.

La Plañera: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Cinca we take the track to the right towards the road.

Las Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon Start

Las Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon End

Las Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown Parking

Lascara: Canyon Start

Lascara: Canyon End

Lascara: Unknown Parking

Lavansa: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and the Vansa We leave towards this track and the fields, descending along the orographic right bank of the river. We will pass the torrent of Espluga and we will see the cliff walls where the descent begins.
Tour: Descent without difficulties if the flow is low. There are only 3 easy rappels. The problem of this descent is its distance, you get tired of walking along the river, and it is very difficult if the flow is high.

Lavansa: Canyon End
Return: After the R6 the narrows open up and we see a track leading up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Lavansa: Parking at Entry
Access: Situation Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We must be on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road towards Montant de Tost, after passing it the road becomes a track, turns to the north and surrounds the bco de l'Espluga to start the descent towards the river returning again to be road. When we reach the side of the river, after several sharp bends, we reach a bridge and a track on the right. We park here
Return: After the R6 the narrows open up and we see a track leading up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Lavansa: Parking at Exit
Access: Situation Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We must be on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Leaving from Organyà we will have the detour to Montant de Tost on the right, we make the right curve, we pass the tunnel and in the left curve that is the access to the quarry we will be able to park the car of return. We will continue along the road towards Montant de Tost, after passing it the road becomes a track, turns to the north and surrounds the bco de l'Espluga to start the descent towards the river returning again to be road. When we reach the side of the river, after several sharp bends, we reach a bridge and a track on the right. We park here
Return: After the R6 the narrows open up and we see a track leading up to the quarry and the road where we park.

Lazas: Canyon Start
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Exposé sud. Équipement au top. 2 pendules à aller chercher. Super ambiance ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Top conditions, petit filet d’eau du début à la fin, les vasques pleines et claires. Équipement impeccable (Quelle: https://www.descente...
2025-11-01: correct anchorages, full pools but almost all of them are avoided, good ambient temperature, very aesthetic and beautiful canyon.
Approach: Access to the Lazas, O Ciego and O Ciego Sur bcos. By the return path of the ferrata we begin to climb leaving the return to one side and getting into the hill of the mallos. We will continue along the grassy channel of the cliff until we reach a small climb where there is usually a rope to help, we will reach the top. We will continue along a more or less marked path passing under the Mallo de San Jorge where we will leave the access to the channels of O Ciego to one side and soon we will be able to go to the left to the ravine where we see more feasible.
Tour: Dry canyon with 3 very clear parts, the first one with projections, the second one with the vertical of 170m and the third one to go down to the Isarre canyon. The descent of this canyon is especially aesthetic from the beginning. The large central vertical requires technique and precision: it combines a diverter, a pair of pendulums that add dynamism and rope recoveries that require extra strength due to the inevitable friction on the rock. The new installation is very well resolved and, at the same time, respectful of the history of the site: next to the current anchors you can still distinguish the old ones. Note that the pools are not avoidable. Many of them can be avoided with a little skill, but some are really complicated.

Lazas: Canyon End
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2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Top conditions, petit filet d’eau du début à la fin, les vasques pleines et claires. Équipement impeccable (Quelle: https://www.descente...
2025-11-01: correct anchorages, full pools but almost all of them are avoided, good ambient temperature, very aesthetic and beautiful canyon.
Return: When we reach the end, we will be at the Isarre riverbank, which we can descend or take the path that runs parallel to the stream to go down to the parking lot.

Lazas: Unknown Parking
2025-11-10: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Exposé sud. Équipement au top. 2 pendules à aller chercher. Super ambiance ! (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.com/canyoning/canyon-d...
2025-11-09: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lazas Top conditions, petit filet d’eau du début à la fin, les vasques pleines et claires. Équipement impeccable (Quelle: https://www.descente...
2025-11-01: correct anchorages, full pools but almost all of them are avoided, good ambient temperature, very aesthetic and beautiful canyon.
Access: Access to the Lazas, O Ciego and O Ciego Sur banks. We must be located in Vadiello near Santa Eulalia la Mayor. For it by the N240 direction Lleida we will go to Loporzano. From here to Sasa de Abadiado by the HU330 and here we continue to Castilsabás and we will continue almost to the reservoir of Vadiello, in the closed curve to the right we have place to park on the left in the parking lot of the via ferrata del Palomo.
Return: When we reach the end, we will be at the Isarre riverbank, which we can descend or take the path that runs parallel to the stream to go down to the parking lot.

Literola inférieur: Canyon Start
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Literola inférieur Un rappel intéressant (dans l'actif), le reste est sans intérêt.... Peut être avec beaucoup plus d'eau? Ne serait-ce pas l...
Approach: Walk 20m along the road and to the left is a marked path. We go up this path until the forest ends and the meadows begin, soon we will see the access to the ravine on the left.
Tour: Alpine descent, with good atmosphere, lots of water and quite open in the first part. The second part is more closed. The rappels are very well equipped, all of them with installation outside the active, this does not imply that we relax. On the last rappel you have to be careful with the embedded block at the reception.

Literola inférieur: Canyon End
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Literola inférieur Un rappel intéressant (dans l'actif), le reste est sans intérêt.... Peut être avec beaucoup plus d'eau? Ne serait-ce pas l...
Return: Destrepes to the bridge and trail with milestones on the right that leads up to the road.

Literola inférieur: Unknown Parking
2025-10-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Literola inférieur Un rappel intéressant (dans l'actif), le reste est sans intérêt.... Peut être avec beaucoup plus d'eau? Ne serait-ce pas l...
Access: Arriving in Benasque, we continue north towards Baños and Hospital de Benasque. At the height of the Baños de Benasque there is a bridge with the sign Barranco de Literola. We park in the esplanade before or after the bridge.
Return: Destrepes to the bridge and trail with milestones on the right that leads up to the road.

Lizebar: Canyon Start
2025-03-09: Lizebar has one of the most beautiful abseils in Spain, when active. Contrary to Artazul, most pools can NOT be jumped. Natural dam (due to storm + consecutive rain) as well as two dead animals. We co...
Approach: From Aizpun we will leave by a path that goes down behind the houses towards the ravine. From the port of Ulzurrún from the curve to the left (Borda Gola) there is a small path towards the riverbed. If we do not have combination of cars we can also leave it in the spring and go up by the orographic right of the river by a small path little marked.
Tour: Short and continuous descent that with water is magnificent. The rappel of 60 can be done as a whole or split from the marmita.

Lizebar: Canyon End
2025-03-09: Lizebar has one of the most beautiful abseils in Spain, when active. Contrary to Artazul, most pools can NOT be jumped. Natural dam (due to storm + consecutive rain) as well as two dead animals. We co...
Return: Once at the junction with Artazul we only have to take the road to the right that leads to the parking lot.

Lizebar: Unknown Parking
2025-03-09: Lizebar has one of the most beautiful abseils in Spain, when active. Contrary to Artazul, most pools can NOT be jumped. Natural dam (due to storm + consecutive rain) as well as two dead animals. We co...
Access: To make Licebar the ideal is to go in two cars, the access car we will leave it in Aizpun or in the Port of Ulzurrún. In both cases, leaving from Pamplona we will have to take the NA-7010 and then the NA-7020. For the return car we will have to go to Ulzurrún and go down to the parking lot of the Arteta spring.
Return: Once at the junction with Artazul we only have to take the road to the right that leads to the parking lot.

Llenguadera y del Diable: Canyon Start
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Llenguadera y del Diable: Parking at Entry
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Llenguadera y del Diable: Parking at Exit
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Loma de Guega: Canyon Start

Loma de Guega: Canyon End
Comment: A la confluence avec Peonera inf

Lomo Morin: Canyon Start
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lomo Morin Only a few spots with slow-flowing water. Wetsuit not necessary. Abseiling points are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2023-04-18: Once upon a time... the only canyon on the island with water all year round. The water supply has been interrupted for a year now and since then this canyon is probably also very often dry
Approach: Approaches to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos bcos. We follow Los Rijos until we reach a path on our right that passes the Juan Alonso bank until we reach a track. We continue and find the water channel just at a bend in the trail on the left. We will go along the canal for about 600m to the head of the trail.

Lomo Morin: Canyon End
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lomo Morin Only a few spots with slow-flowing water. Wetsuit not necessary. Abseiling points are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2023-04-18: Once upon a time... the only canyon on the island with water all year round. The water supply has been interrupted for a year now and since then this canyon is probably also very often dry
Return: We will descend until we find some pipes that we will take to the left to the track that takes us to the PR of Silos, we will go down until we reach the vehicle.

Lomo Morin: Parking at Entry
2026-02-06: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Lomo Morin Only a few spots with slow-flowing water. Wetsuit not necessary. Abseiling points are fine. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon.c...
2023-04-18: Once upon a time... the only canyon on the island with water all year round. The water supply has been interrupted for a year now and since then this canyon is probably also very often dry
Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park.
Return: We will descend until we find some pipes that we will take to the left to the track that takes us to the PR of Silos, we will go down until we reach the vehicle.

Lomo Morin: Parking at Exit
Comment: Parking unique (ou aval si navette)
Access: We are located next to Buenavista del Norte, in the village of Los Silos on the TF42. Just in the village, p.k. 11.5 Susana street comes out and there are the signs to Cuevas Negras, here there is a place to leave the car for the return. Access to Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. We continue up to the traffic circle at p.k. 11 and take it up to Tierra del Trigo, once there we go up to the hermitage of Nuestra Sra de Lourdes, right next to it we park.
Return: We will descend until we find some pipes that we will take to the left to the track that takes us to the PR of Silos, we will go down until we reach the vehicle.

Los Corners: Canyon Start

Los Corners: Canyon End

Los Corners: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking voiture pas tout terrain

Los Corners: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 4x4

Lugar: Canyon Start

Lugar: Canyon End

Lugar: Unknown Parking

Major (sup): Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the paths that lead along the shore up to the starting point.
Tour: Travertine waterfalls There are several other water trails in the valley of the Riu Major inferior and superior, created by Kèvin M Trujillo.

Major (sup): Canyon End
2025-12-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Tosca Sortie canyon de Noël, sur un coup de tête !
Beau petit parcours pour enfant, le chemin est à côté, on peut venir avec des non-prati...
Return: Back on the path, then on a clearly recognizable path to the car.

Mallo Ruego: Canyon Start
2025-10-04: Canyon with opening istalations, good descent but better to enter in late spring to ensure a good flow.
Approach: Al llegar al río Barrosa, se encuentra el primer punto azul y una gran piedra con un letrero y una flecha que indica “BARRANCO BARROSA”. No hay perdida. Se cruza el río por el paso instalado e inmediatamente se inicia el ascenso. El camino de acceso es de subida constante. Existen dos rutas principales, ambas bien definidas y con tracks disponibles. La opción más sencilla consiste en seguir los puntos azules, que están muy bien marcados desde el inicio hasta la cabecera (verificado en octubre de 2025). Esta alternativa es clara y sin pérdida, aunque añade algo de tiempo al recorrido debido a una z más pronunciada que alarga ligeramente la subida. La segunda opción es subir en línea más directa, ganando pendiente pero recortando distancia; una elección perfectamente válida para quienes prefieren un ascenso más rápido. En cualquier caso, ambas rutas conducen a la cabecera del barranco. El ascenso requiere aproximadamente dos horas, a ritmo tranquilo. Se trata de un camino agradable, con buenas vistas durante todo el recorrido.
Tour: This is a canyon with opening facilities, so it is essential to carry equipment for re-equipping. It has some single points and some somewhat exposed skills. On the other hand, some rappels with low flow can be easily negotiated. The route is quite continuous and entertaining, with beautiful views throughout the descent. It is an open canyon, so it receives good sunshine for most of the day. It is recommended to do it in spring, when the flow is higher, although in autumn there is usually enough water to make the descent pleasant and the riverbed remains clean.

Mallo Ruego: Canyon End
2025-10-04: Canyon with opening istalations, good descent but better to enter in late spring to ensure a good flow.
Return: The flow of the Barranco de Mallo Ruego ravine flows directly into the Barrosa River, a point that coincides with the return stretch. Therefore, simply follow the Barranco de Mallo Ruego until you reach the river. From there we retake the access track.

Mallo Ruego: Unknown Parking
2025-10-04: Canyon with opening istalations, good descent but better to enter in late spring to ensure a good flow.
Access: We have to go to the tunnel of Bielsa, for it we arrive to Ainsa and take the A138 towards France or from France by the D929 going up by St Lary-Soulan. In the pk 88,5 we have the bridge over the Barrosa river, we can park here. If we have a high car or 4×4 we can take the Barrosa track for 2kms until almost the exit of the ravine and park there.
Return: The flow of the Barranco de Mallo Ruego ravine flows directly into the Barrosa River, a point that coincides with the return stretch. Therefore, simply follow the Barranco de Mallo Ruego until you reach the river. From there we retake the access track.

Medio: Canyon Start

Medio: Canyon End

Medio: Unknown Parking

Mina: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Bcos Mina and Herbesset With the access to Herbesset on our left we leave the track to the right until it ends. We will see a kind of path that skirts the cut of Mina and 200m further we can turn left and gently down to the riverbed.
Tour: 4 rappels to initiate people

Mina: Unknown Parking
Comment: Se garer sans gêner
Access: We will be located in Morella, on the N232 towards Alcañiz. Access to Bcos Mina and Herbesset We go up to the port of Torre Miro and turn to Herbes and Castel de Cabres by the CV105. We will pass the Herbeset detour and at the pk 38.4 on the left hand side we will see a track (there is a light tower next to it). We go down this track (we have to pass a cattle fence and leave it closed), after 3kms at the fork we take left and soon we will see the riverbed on our left (about 500m) we park.
Return: After the confluence with the Bco de la Herbesset on the left, we will see some milestones on the left, we will follow them up to the top of the Herbesset ravine. We will go to stop at the head where we entered and go up to the track.

Monja: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Ajoque, Barrete and Lajas We will leave to the right by the track almost 300m to continue by the left (direction N), during other 300m to go to the left (direction NO) by the mount following the small watercourse that is becoming evident. When arriving at the vertical we will look for the left tributary.

Monja: Canyon End
Return: En barco

Monja: Parking at Entry
Access: Location: Ajoque, Marrubio, Torre and Baranda. The return car in Buenavista del Norte, where the boat will leave us. With the access vehicle we return to Buenavista, we leave by the road to El Palmar TF436, just past El Palmar we take the detour to the right to Teno Alto. We will go to Teno where we will turn right on the track La Mulata, we will continue along it until a fork that on the left is followed by the road La Mulata, we will go to the end where we park.
Return: En barco

Moro: Canyon Start

Moro: Canyon End

Moro: Unknown Parking

Muga: Canyon Start

Muga: Canyon End

Nacimiento: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the obvious path that leads to the castle. There is a path behind it that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: The descent with an initial part more open and a second very spectacular part that culminates in the great waterfall, the Integral to the river is equipped with fixed ropes, there are jumps and jumps.

Nacimiento: Unknown Parking
Access: We must reach Millares, passing the village by the CV-580 towards Bicorp, 200m to the left a paved road. We continue another 200m to a sharp bend to the right where we can park.
Return: After the last rappel, rock face to the right. After the rock face, again to the right towards the castle.

Nea: Canyon Start
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2023-04-22: A short dry gorge before the return flight. At the end, the small beach bar invites you to enjoy a cool drink.
Approach: For the lower part the access is very simple, in the other sidewalk to where we parked, in the curve, there is a wall and an area to go down, we continue by the cement stairs until the end. There is or there was a parabolt from which to rappel to the riverbed, you can also rappel from the fence or climb down from the right. To make the integral version, we continue from where we have left the vehicle and there is a track to the right towards the bed of the ravine, we follow it towards NE until it disappears and from there cross country to the riverbed.

Nea: Canyon End
2025-12-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nea Canyon court mais avec une jolie vue sur l'océan. TB équipement. Attention au tappel de corde du dernier rappel en fil d'araignée. (Quelle...
2023-04-22: A short dry gorge before the return flight. At the end, the small beach bar invites you to enjoy a cool drink.
Return: We will continue towards the beach and from there to the pedestrian walkway that we will take on the right to go up to the parking area.

Nea: Parking at Entry
2025-12-24: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nea Canyon court mais avec une jolie vue sur l'océan. TB équipement. Attention au tappel de corde du dernier rappel en fil d'araignée. (Quelle...
2023-04-22: A short dry gorge before the return flight. At the end, the small beach bar invites you to enjoy a cool drink.
Access: Getting to Radazul. If we want to do the integral version by the TF274 from the TF28, arriving at Machado, with the Jagua mountain on the right, just before the sign we can park on the right. To do the short version, with the access vehicle we take the freeway to Radazul Bajo, when we get to C/ Valdés, in the right curve we park just before the sign. With the return vehicle, for both options, we will continue down to the beach, we park in C/ Elcano in the enabled part. In good weather it is necessary to go early to be able to park.
Return: We will continue towards the beach and from there to the pedestrian walkway that we will take on the right to go up to the parking area.

Nea: Parking at Exit
Access: Getting to Radazul. If we want to do the integral version by the TF274 from the TF28, arriving at Machado, with the Jagua mountain on the right, just before the sign we can park on the right. To do the short version, with the access vehicle we take the freeway to Radazul Bajo, when we get to C/ Valdés, in the right curve we park just before the sign. With the return vehicle, for both options, we will continue down to the beach, we park in C/ Elcano in the enabled part. In good weather it is necessary to go early to be able to park.
Return: We will continue towards the beach and from there to the pedestrian walkway that we will take on the right to go up to the parking area.

Nervion: Canyon Start
2025-12-11: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Nervion Sec depuis peu, descendu et remonté à 4, on a rajouté des points pour pouvoir mettre 4 lignes. Pas mal de chutes de pierres aujourd'hu...
Approach: Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines Once in the parking we go to the viewpoint. Access to the ravines of the Nervión Cirque To our right is the jump of the Nervión, Frailecillo and Colgada.
Tour: Vertical descent to be made with a Stop descender or similar with fixed ropes.

Nervion: Parking at Entry
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Access: Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines We must arrive to Orduña. Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines Once there we go to Delika to leave the car to return. We return to Orduña and go up to the port to go to the viewpoint of the Salto del Nervión by the A2625.
Return: Follow the river to Delika.

Nervion: Unknown Parking
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Comment: jardin d\'enfants
Access: Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines We must arrive to Orduña. Location of the Salto del Nervión ravines Once there we go to Delika to leave the car to return. We return to Orduña and go up to the port to go to the viewpoint of the Salto del Nervión by the A2625.
Return: Follow the river to Delika.

O Ciego: Canyon Start
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Approach: The access is the same as to all the canyons in the area (Lazas, Escomentue...). Take the path that starts opposite the parking lot and follow it to the plateau. The ascent is strenuous. Turn left immediately and follow the cairns. Don't miss this first canyon: the next one is Lazas!
Tour: 3 first abseils without problems. Then 130 meter high rock face, divided into 3 abseils. Exit shortly before the last 3 abseils. Belay on the wall. Pendulum for the last belay. The descent through the canyon takes about 3 hours if you don't take the Palomo channel with you. In this case you have to add about 2.5 hours. Both the ascent and the descent offer exceptional views of the entire massif. Depending on the number of participants, the number of ropes must be well distributed, as there are only 2 places at each belay station.

O Ciego: Canyon End
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Return: Possibility of picking up the handrail again after the last crampon on the left and descending. Or, more interestingly, continue along the Palomo canal, which has recently been equipped with a new via ferrata, and then return to the parking lot.

O Ciego: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From Huesca, take the road to Loporzano, Vadiello, cross the bridge over the Barranco de Isarre canyon, drive past the first parking lot and park at the end parking lot.
Return: Possibility of picking up the handrail again after the last crampon on the left and descending. Or, more interestingly, continue along the Palomo canal, which has recently been equipped with a new via ferrata, and then return to the parking lot.

Omprio (inférieur): Canyon Start
Comment: Résurgence Fuente de la Salud

Omprio (inférieur): Canyon End
Comment: Confluence Rio Cinca
Return: Once we reach the GR, the second part begins, the Sante ravine, we can continue or go down the GR to Badain.

Omprio (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Comment: Lafortunada
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. Arriving at Lafortunada, we will go up to Badain to leave the return car. With the access car we will go to Saravillo and from here, if possible to the refuge of Santa Isabel.
Return: Once we reach the GR, the second part begins, the Sante ravine, we can continue or go down the GR to Badain.

Omprio (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. Arriving at Lafortunada, we will go up to Badain to leave the return car. With the access car we will go to Saravillo and from here, if possible to the refuge of Santa Isabel.
Return: Once we reach the GR, the second part begins, the Sante ravine, we can continue or go down the GR to Badain.

Ordiceto: Canyon Start
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Approach: We continue along the forest track ascending towards Urdiceto lake. Two sharp bends will raise us above the valley and then another to the left takes us into the valley of Urdiceto. In the sharp bend to the left we see a meadow with beehives and a path. We pass the beehives and soon we enter the ravine.
Tour: Gully to evaluate very well the flow because in the fattened zone it has a lot of movement. Very slippery and cold

Ordiceto: Canyon End
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Return: After the last rappel we exit to the right to the meadow. We cross it and reach the car.

Ordiceto: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to go to Parzán, for this we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. After passing Bielsa we arrive at Parzán and shortly after passing the pk 84 we see the sign "Urdiceto lake". We take this forest track that crosses the river Barrosa. We parked on the esplanade on the other side of the river, there is currently a company of guides (Impande Guias).
Return: After the last rappel we exit to the right to the meadow. We cross it and reach the car.

Otal: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the forest track that goes up the Ara river and soon turn left towards the valley of Otal (sign). We climb and at the end of the pass we see the entrance to the ravine on the right.
Tour: A fairly open descent with a succession of ramps and rappels that we will be dodging.

Otal: Unknown Parking
Access: When you reach Torla follow the Ordesa National Park road to the Puente de los Navarros, which is where the access barrier to the park is located. There take the track that goes to the left and goes up the Ara riverbed to San Nicolás de Bujaruelo. Park there.
Return: Once we reach the Ara river, we will follow its course up to the Orcins Bridge.

Pelada: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bend there is a path to a footbridge to cross the stream of Pinarra. We will go up the orographic right of the stream to the confluence with our ravine. We will see a rocky area on the orographic left, here we must climb. At the end we reach some pine trees where we turn left to take a channel and a ridge southwest towards the ravine. We will find a cairn indicating the access point.
Tour: Magnificent 100m vertical that after a few days of rain we will be able to catch with water.

Pelada: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Pinarra stream, we will undo the uphill path.

Pelada: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to the tunnel of Bielsa, for it we arrive to Ainsa and take the A138 towards France or from France by the D929 going up by St Lary-Soulan. In the pk 88,5 we have the bridge over the Barrosa river, we can park here.
Return: When we reach the Pinarra stream, we will undo the uphill path.

Pena Calma: Canyon Start
Approach: On the track already on foot, we pass the chain, and in the sharp bend to the left, there is a path indicated as "Oscuros del Balcés" to the right that climbs up to the crest of Balcés. When we reach the Cheto girdle where the path descends to the Oscuros, we will continue up the ridge following the milestones parallel to the cliffs. Some great views in this area will liven up the climb. After a first col we will continue climbing up to the second one where we will find a large milestone and next to it a rock with two spits.
Tour: A first short rappel to access the channel that leads to the first vertical, 35m that leave us right at the 60m rappel and then an exposed ledge to make a 30m rappel (you can do 90m at once). Here we will have the second vertical also divided this time in 15 + 65. From here the rappels soften to reach the glera and from here to the river.

Perthus: Canyon Start
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Approach: At the same left-hand bend, follow the marked hiking trail PR on the right-hand side with the sign "Salt del Fitó". Follow the direction of Requesens and the large waterfall. Signs will show you the way to the exit of the path, where the two paths cross. The PR path on the right leads to the foot of the Salt del Fitó (metal footbridges), while the small forest path on the left leads up to the beginning of the canyon. It is marked with two blue dots (on a cork oak at man height and one on the ground on a small rock a few meters above). This subsequently unmarked path exits at a pipe and very quickly joins another PR path directly above it. It leads to a small stone house where you can prepare yourself before descending to the bed of the Llobregat d'Empordà river.
Tour: The canyon begins with a first small ledge that you can climb down, leading directly to the first anchor of Salt del Fitó: MC + C45 RG + C55 split: R20 RD + R35 RD. Caution! If the water level is high, do not enter the narrow section at the start of the large waterfall, but bypass it via natural anchors on the left bank. Also note that an oak RD can serve as a split passage in the first large anchor. At the foot of the Salt del Fitó, a possible S3 is equipped with RG + passage under the tourist bridge, offering a descent that ends in T6 in a large basin + intermediate step with a small S2 + T3 (escape route RD via the via ferrata, and at this height a zip line is possible from a belay in RD to points on the opposite side when the large basin is filled). + C8 RG just before the Salt del Fitónell. The Salt del Fitónell is a C30 divided into a very narrow and exposed chute R11 RD + R19 hanging RD. If the narrow section at the start of the Fitónell is flowing strongly, take the RG belay in the second dry, vegetation-covered chute without hesitation, which leads directly to the ledge via an intermediate belay. Jumping from the ledge is possible, a third relay station can also be used at this height, R12. A few more passages before you reach a beautiful opening on hollowed-out slabs, the end point of the route.

Perthus: Canyon End
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Return: On the way back, you will see a blue arrow on the right bank at the level of the large rock slabs before the last bend in the river. STAY UNDER, otherwise you run the risk of running into sewage and highway debris, and the footpath across the national highway is not really safe. The marked route leads to a first rocky, signposted balcony, then continues uphill in switchbacks. You enter a beautiful scenic area of scrubland on the southern slope of the Salines massif, the Fort de Bellegarde and the Canigou massif. You enter a forest of cork oaks and then reach the top of a small mountain pass that leads down to one of the first forks of the access path.

Perthus: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Parking payant, sur les parkings de la ville
Access: Drive past Perthus to the border below the stores and then turn left between the French-Spanish police stations (border). Drive up the road, past the "Super Frontera" store, up there under the highway bridge and park directly in the first parking lot on the left or follow the path on the right that leads to the parking lot with the holm oaks in the shape of a small square. You can also follow the path with an SUV/SUV after the barrier at the edge of the highway and park at the next hairpin bend, where you will find the first old red and white sign with the words "Salt del Fitó". Go through the small forest and climb a little (which is not particularly strenuous), then it gets a little narrower and you come to a place where you can rappel, but without much difficulty.
Return: On the way back, you will see a blue arrow on the right bank at the level of the large rock slabs before the last bend in the river. STAY UNDER, otherwise you run the risk of running into sewage and highway debris, and the footpath across the national highway is not really safe. The marked route leads to a first rocky, signposted balcony, then continues uphill in switchbacks. You enter a beautiful scenic area of scrubland on the southern slope of the Salines massif, the Fort de Bellegarde and the Canigou massif. You enter a forest of cork oaks and then reach the top of a small mountain pass that leads down to one of the first forks of the access path.

Pinara (supérieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Go straight back to the bridge over the canyon.
Tour: Intense and very short descent. The first slide is no problem, then the C30 comes out of the water, followed by 2 slides/jumps. There is a fractio (not visible from above) 5 meters below the upper relay to avoid falling into the big waterfall. Can be combined with Barrosa, Trigoniero or Ordiceto. Do one of these routes first and don't take off your wetsuit!

Pinara (supérieur): Canyon End
Return: After the right tributary (Barranco Salcorz), the trail leads back to the road over scree.

Pinara (supérieur): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: When you leave the Bielsa tunnel on the Spanish side, cross the second bridge over the Rio Pinarra and park next to the new avalanche barrier after the Rio Salcorz.
Return: After the right tributary (Barranco Salcorz), the trail leads back to the road over scree.

Pinara (Chorro de): Canyon Start
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Pinara (Chorro de): Canyon End
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Pinara (Chorro de): Unknown Parking
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Pinyana: Canyon Start
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Approach: Along the Font path (to the west) we will soon see a watercourse through which we can easily descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple descent that begins with a couple of ledges, one of which can be jumped, we will reach the 12-13m rappel with possible handrail for high flow. After the rappel jump of 6-7m leaves us in another area of skills to a long badina which is the end of the ravine.

Pinyana: Canyon End
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Return: After the badina it opens and we exit to the left.

Pinyana: Parking at Entry
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Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at Senterada we turn left to Naens/Cadolla/Pinyana. At the detour with Burguet we will follow to Naens/Cadolla and in Naens direction Cadolla. From here it is a track but it is in good condition. Arriving at Cadolla we can park or a little further on in two "tracks" on the left that go down to the river. If we have an access car we will follow the track to Pinyana and park.
Return: After the badina it opens and we exit to the left.

Pinyana: Parking at Exit
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at Senterada we turn left to Naens/Cadolla/Pinyana. At the detour with Burguet we will follow to Naens/Cadolla and in Naens direction Cadolla. From here it is a track but it is in good condition. Arriving at Cadolla we can park or a little further on in two "tracks" on the left that go down to the river. If we have an access car we will follow the track to Pinyana and park.
Return: After the badina it opens and we exit to the left.

Pla dels Hortals: Canyon Start

Pla dels Hortals: Canyon End

Pla dels Hortals: Unknown Parking

Pla Traver: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Hortals, PlaTraver, Cavorques Sup and Inf, Sallent and Ginebrar ravines. From "El Sallent" we will go up the path to PlaTraver. From Pla Traver we go down to the stream below us, little by little it gets a little bit narrower until the 25m waterfall. From Pla d'en Xurri we will continue towards the viewpoint of Salt and take the path that goes to the right and up the Escales towards El Sallent.
Tour: Without much interest, to do something before going down to Salt

Pla Traver: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the track of the circus, we take it to the left to El Sallent. We can turn off to the left to climb the PlaTraver by the trail.

Pla Traver: Unknown Parking
Access: Access Circ Sallent We have two possible accesses: By the C17 to Sant Quirze de Besora and then to Vidrà by the BV5227. Or from Olot by the C152 to Presses and turn on the GIV5226 to Sant Privat d'en Bas. Access Circ Sallent by Vidrà From Vidrà we will follow the road to Ciuret, we will pass it and almost arriving to the Coll de Ciuret the road turns to the left in a strong curve with a track that goes straight ahead, we will take it towards "el Sallent" and "Pla Traver". Once in the pass we take the track on the right towards Pla Traver or a track in worse condition to "El Sallent". Access Circ Sallent by Sant Privat From Sant Privat follow the signs to Salt del Sallent to Pla d'en Xurri.
Return: We arrive at the track of the circus, we take it to the left to El Sallent. We can turn off to the left to climb the PlaTraver by the trail.

Pompedru: Canyon Start
Approach: Walking already with the junk of the descent we will cross the village and, taking the old Roman road, we follow the route of the Casañu Gorge. We will reach the natural arch that gives its name to the canyon and two bridges, one of them medieval. We continue to the right, without crossing the bridges, to enter a few meters further, next to the cave.
Tour: Start with the first rappel, which will leave us in some narrows where water abounds. Be careful with the movements of ague in the next rappel, better to jump and avoid compromising yourself. From here on it is a channel carved with chaos of rocks, corridors, ... a delight.

Pompedru: Canyon End
Return: At the last pool, we will see a path on our left that, through the forest, will lead us to the cobblestone access road.

Pompedru: Unknown Parking
Access: By the AS114 between Cangas de Onís and Arenas de Cabrales we have the high of Ortiguero, and next to the village of Canales. We will take the road that leaves Canales and goes down to La Molina 2.5kms. We parked at the entrance of the village
Return: At the last pool, we will see a path on our left that, through the forest, will lead us to the cobblestone access road.

Portell: Canyon Start

Portell: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée 1 (sans navette)

Portell: Canyon End1
Comment: Arrivée 2 (avec navette)

Portell: Parking at Exit
Comment: navette possible

Portell: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette pas necessaire

Portell: Unknown
Comment: arrivée dans Rio Perles

Portet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the road for one kilometer until we see a sign on the right of PR next to the Suscalar ravine. We will go up this PR up to the hill of Peña Plana where the trail heads north. From here we will see the ravine but we must continue climbing for about 15 minutes along the trail until we reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: Slippery descent with quite long rappels although not too vertical. Lots of logs all along the route. In the middle part, the chaos of trunks, it is better to go through the forest, on the left to go around it.

Portet: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road

Portet: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Lanuza village, next to Sallent de Gállego. Location of the Portet and Rutaviesas ravines By the N260 from Sabiñánigo to Biescas. We will continue straight on towards France by the A136 until p.k. 15.2 where we have the detour to the right to Lanuza by the dam. We will go to the same town, without entering it, following the road until a sharp left curve on our torrent. At about 60m there is an esplanade where to park.
Return: We will reach the road

Pou de la Portella: Canyon Start

Pou de la Portella: Parking at Entry

Pou de la Portella: Parking at Exit

Pou de la Portella: Unknown
Comment: Point où on quitte le sentier pour aller au départ du canyon

Puerto de Ramos: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track where we parked we climb above the quarry. After passing it, there is a path to the right that takes us to the head of the quarry.
Tour: Small initial skills to enter the rappel zone with a marmite in the first one, which is normally dry.

Puerto de Ramos: Parking at Entry
Access: From Antequera towards Valle de Abdalajís on the A343. Around pk 25 turn off to the Guadalhorce reservoir. We continue until a left-right crossroads where we have to continue to the left towards the reservoir. After 500m there is a small bridge and after 500m there is a track on the left where we park. From here we see the final part of the descent and see if it carries water.
Return: A path leads off to the left

Puerto de Ramos: Parking at Exit
Access: From Antequera towards Valle de Abdalajís on the A343. Around pk 25 turn off to the Guadalhorce reservoir. We continue until a left-right crossroads where we have to continue to the left towards the reservoir. After 500m there is a small bridge and after 500m there is a track on the left where we park. From here we see the final part of the descent and see if it carries water.
Return: A path leads off to the left

Raja: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the parking lot you reach the obvious beginning of the canyon.
Tour: Very short but beautiful, deep canyon in beautifully shaped white rock. Normally dry. There is water in the pools at the bottom of the rappels, but they are never very deep. You end the descent with a short thermal section with 38°C water. 4m, 5m, 15m, 12m, 10m, handrail to get to the C25. A 7m abseil under the bridge takes you to the short thermal section.

Raja: Parking at Entry
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Access: From Hernan Valle, take the GR610 1 road in the direction of Banos de Alicun, Villanueva. Just before you get to Alicun, park on the left-hand side of the road. You can park a car at the finish bridge, but there is only 1.1 km of road in between.
Return: When the canyon opens, go into the RG. Return: 5min with shuttle Return: 25min without shuttle

Raja: Parking at Exit
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Access: From Hernan Valle, take the GR610 1 road in the direction of Banos de Alicun, Villanueva. Just before you get to Alicun, park on the left-hand side of the road. You can park a car at the finish bridge, but there is only 1.1 km of road in between.
Return: When the canyon opens, go into the RG. Return: 5min with shuttle Return: 25min without shuttle

Rajant: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go by the ferrata we will only have to climb the ferrata on the orographic right to overcome the wall and then go to a bridge where the access is. If we access by path we will have to use the ascent to La Mola and then turn right at the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: Simple dry descent except after heavy rains

Rajant: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at carrer del Rajant

Rajant: Parking at Entry
Comment: navette n´est pas necessaire mais possible
Access: We must be located in Matadepera from Terrasa, once there we will follow the signs of the Natural Park Sant Llorenç de Munt. We will pass the village and in the urbanization we will look for the Carrer del Rajant.
Return: We arrive at carrer del Rajant

Rajant: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Matadepera from Terrasa, once there we will follow the signs of the Natural Park Sant Llorenç de Munt. We will pass the village and in the urbanization we will look for the Carrer del Rajant.
Return: We arrive at carrer del Rajant

Ramillar: Canyon Start

Rey (inferior): Canyon Start
2023-04-08: Beautiful dry gorge
Approach: We take the TF-218 path towards Roque del Conde, passing the Arena gully, we go up towards the Ancón gully, passing through the GR. We will leave it to go to the left to our ravine.

Rey (inferior): Canyon End

Rey (inferior): Parking at Entry
2023-04-08: Beautiful dry gorge
Access: By the TF51 between Arona and Vilaflor In the p.k 4.3 is the detour to Vento where we will enter (C. Mazapé) just to reach the C/ Vento we will park the access vehicle. The return vehicle must have been previously left at Caldera del Rey, which we will access from Playa de las Américas (see map).

Rey (inferior): Parking at Exit
2023-04-08: Beautiful dry gorge
Access: By the TF51 between Arona and Vilaflor In the p.k 4.3 is the detour to Vento where we will enter (C. Mazapé) just to reach the C/ Vento we will park the access vehicle. The return vehicle must have been previously left at Caldera del Rey, which we will access from Playa de las Américas (see map).

Rincòn de Lazas: Canyon Start
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Approach: By the return path of the ferrata if we have parked in the parking lot or the marked path from the parking lot of Vadiello begin to climb leaving the return to one side and getting into the hill of the mallos. We will continue along the grassy channel of the cliff until we reach a small climb where there is usually a rope to help, we will reach the top. We will continue along a more or less marked path passing under the Mallo de San Jorge where we will leave the access to the channels of O Ciego to one side and soon we will have the access to Lazas but we will continue climbing almost to the Peña Liguerri where we will go to the right along the rocky area of the cirque in search of the riverbed and the first installation.
Tour: Little continuous although with good rappels, if we are lucky enough to take it with water some waterfall can surprise us.

Rincòn de Lazas: Canyon End
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Return: We will reach the path that leads us to the road.

Rincòn de Lazas: Unknown Parking
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Access: We must be located in Vadiello near Santa Eulalia la Mayor. For it by the N240 towards Lleida we will go to Loporzano. From here to Sasa de Abadiado by the HU330 and here we continue to Castilsabás and we will continue almost to the reservoir of Vadiello, in the closed curve to the right we have place to park on the left in the parking lot of the via ferrata del Palomo. We can also continue along the road almost to the reservoir and park in the parking lot behind the tunnel.
Return: We will reach the path that leads us to the road.

Riqüerna: Canyon Start
Comment: Le barrage (5min du départ)
Approach: We will leave by the path towards Port de Rus and Taüll, when we have been almost half an hour, at a turn to the right of the path, we will see a milestone on the left, from here we will go down to the riverbed.
Tour: We will have a good climb up to the dam and another area of climbing. All this can be avoided by entering a little further down just before the most fattened area. From here we will find a chaos of blocks and the first two rappels. Caution with the overhangs and the force of the water. The gully opens up a bit and closes for R25 and a couple of more rappels. When we get to this area the canyon opens up and we will have small slides that we can avoid by a path to the right to the bridge. Once on the bridge we have the fantastic final R15 (very dangerous with high flow), which if we do not see it clear we cross the bridge and go down the path to the left. If we do the R15, be careful with the water flow of the pool. Then we will have another area of dexterity

Riqüerna: Canyon End
Return: From the bridge to the left in 10min to Cabdella. After the R15 and some steep slopes we take a path to the road.

Riqüerna: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella where we will park.
Return: From the bridge to the left in 10min to Cabdella. After the R15 and some steep slopes we take a path to the road.

Riqüerna: Unknown
Comment: Vire descendante vers le barrage

Rupit: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Rupit and Gravet ravines We follow the track to the riverbed and enter the vertical by the orographic right.
Tour: Vertical descent without further ado

Rupit: Canyon End
Return: When arriving at the lagoon we have a path on the left that under the walls goes to a watercourse where it joins the Gravet return path. Once at the top, just follow the trail to the car.

Rupit: Unknown Parking
Access: Location Rupit We will have to get to Rupit, once there we will cross the village towards the viewpoint of Salt, at the forks we will be attentive to follow the signs to the parking which is an esplanade next to the cut. Generally there are quite a few cars and vans/caravans spending the night.
Return: When arriving at the lagoon we have a path on the left that under the walls goes to a watercourse where it joins the Gravet return path. Once at the top, just follow the trail to the car.

Sacs: Canyon Start
2025-05-03: Nice canyon, to do when the others in the area are high.
Approach: A few meters to the left of the power station, a serpentine path begins (beware, it is steeply uphill, but you are in the shade). At the crossroads, turn left and continue uphill to the "Mirador" (spectacular viewpoint). On the right-hand side you can see the valley with the canyon. From the viewpoint, turn right. The path occasionally gets lost on the sloping meadows (be careful not to slip). Cross a vague tributary and try to descend into the riverbed.
Tour: Very beautiful canyon in the mountains. The start is open (the first waterfalls may still be under firn, depending on the time of year). Then it becomes narrower, gaining verticality with really surprising obstacles. Depending on the amount of water, you may experience two small "cannonballs". The view during the entire descent is breathtaking. Some friction at the start. Well equipped. Definitely worth a visit, a very pleasant surprise awaits you. The meaning of "outdoor activity" comes into its own here. Don't miss the nearby via ferrata!

Sacs: Canyon End
2025-05-03: Nice canyon, to do when the others in the area are high.
Return: After the last (avoidable) abseil point, you can clearly see the path that cuts through the watercourse further down. Descend into the fields and take RG for the way back by car.

Sacs: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-05-03: Nice canyon, to do when the others in the area are high.
Access: Cross Benasque on the N260 (A130) and drive up the valley. 200 m after leaving the road leading up to the Cerler ski area on your right, turn left into an empty area from which a path leads across the watercourse. Power station (parking lot).
Return: After the last (avoidable) abseil point, you can clearly see the path that cuts through the watercourse further down. Descend into the fields and take RG for the way back by car.

Salcorz: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bco Pinarra and Salcorz Next to the anti-avalanche tunnel we have the access to the PR HU181 trail that goes up to Ibón de Salcorz. Halfway, about 1700m, the trail approaches the ravine and we will see a path that goes to it, it is a way to access the middle of the ravine or an escape in case of need. We will continue climbing up to 2000m where the trail crosses the stream, access point.
Tour: Alpine canyon, quite loose shale (be careful with the landslides) and very cold water. The rappels are from trees so we must be equipped with material just in case. Keep in mind, the highest rappel, 47m, is the most vertical and we can find a good jet falling on us with force. Caution!

Salcorz: Canyon End
Return: The last rappel leaves us in the anti-avalanche tunnel, we only have to go down to the road.

Salcorz: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to the tunnel of Bielsa, for it we arrive to Ainsa and take the A138 towards France or from France by the D929 going up by St Lary-Soulan. Just below the Bielsa tunnel at pk 90.1 the road passes an anti-avalanche tunnel and a bridge crosses the stream of Pinarra. We parked
Return: The last rappel leaves us in the anti-avalanche tunnel, we only have to go down to the road.

Salines: Canyon Start
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Approach: - From France, walk past the Hostal dels Trabucayres and take the path that runs behind the building. Go through the wooden gate and then take the path up to the mountain pass of Lli. Once at the mountain pass, go through the gate next to the memorial plaque. Follow the path and take the uphill path towards the Les Salines mountain hut. Cross a first cattle bridge at the Col de la Gàbia mountain pass, where the ruins of Castell de Cabrera are located below, and follow the concrete path. Continue to the second cattle bridge after a left-hand bend and then follow the path to the wooden sign on the right that leads directly down to the starting point. The wooden sign is located two hundred meters from the second bridge. There is a large red dot on a tree that has been marked by hunters and serves as a landmark to get to the river. From Spain, walk down the path to the signs on the left and follow the path to the beginning of the canyon.
Tour: The watercourse is located in Spain. No pause between the waterfalls, everything flows seamlessly into one another. Beautiful view of the Spanish Albères Nature Park from the Salt del Gripau. Rn°1: T4/C4 RD D4 C15 divided = Rn°2: R10 RG + Rn°3: R5 RG D1 (ropes/Abalakov rappel) Rn°4: C5 RD Rn°5: C4 ANRG (small and narrow) "shuntable RG" T5 (slide only in water) Rn°6 Salt del Gripau: C12 RD/RG Rn°7: C13 RD (fixed equipment "large flow" to cross the chain anchorage) Rn°8: MC C24 RG (ramp) C32 divided = Rn°9: R22 RD + Rn°10: MC R10 RG + passage under boulders. - If you are traveling via Spain, you can drive directly to the starting point of the canyon "Ravin des Salines". - Avoid going there during the big game hunting season. All information can be found on the hunting association's website (fdc66.fr). - This canyon is not affected by the prefectural decree on canyoning in the Pyrénées-Orientales, as this descent is located in Spain and is therefore accessible all year round. - The site is ideal for training/introducing groups to rope techniques in peace and quiet, as it is very wild and far from crowded canyons. - The belay on the right bank of the hanging pool is not difficult to reach, but be careful in strong currents, this pool expels water, secure yourself well on the small fixed handrail with the rope used for the ascent to the chain belay, guided abseil for groups almost mandatory. - It is possible to avoid splitting the C30 as there is a detour point below the intermediate belay, which can also be used to relieve yourself and leave your rucksack there if you use the split belay, making everything more comfortable. - As for the return route, the passage remains open to all hikers from France. The owners have given their consent to the passage. It is a large private property that extends to the French access path to the Col de Lli below the ruins of the Mas dels Quintassos. INFO: Note that on the south side of this massif there is another, lesser-known canyon, which was also developed and equipped by Kevin Trujillo Marcos and Fabien Bernard in 2022: the canyon of Frausa. It consists of two parts with an intermediate stage. If you want to do the entire route, you will need a shuttle bus to facilitate access and return to the pick-up point of your vehicles. The parking lot (Tramo 1) is located one kilometer from the Barranc des Salines at a place called "La Forestal", i.e. at the exit of the track towards the mines, if you drive to the end behind the refuge on a dirt track (4x4/SUV required). Set off on foot along the only recognizable path that passes under the Roc de France antenna, cross a tributary that is almost dry most of the time and the starting point is at the next watercourse under "El Comptador". - The parking lot (Tramo 2) is more at the beginning of the slope above Maçanet de Cabrenys (see IGN). Park on the widening on the right-hand side of "Pla de Rossa" or continue directly on the left-hand slope, where you can see a blue dot on a small concrete block at the edge of the main slope. You will definitely need an off-road vehicle/SUV for this short part. Continue towards "Roca Negra" to the ruins of Mas d'en Serra and park at the first Y-shaped intersection without obstructing others. Do not confuse this with the very first junction after the descent. Access is easy, just follow the right arm of the first Y-shaped crossroads to the second Y-shaped crossroads two hundred meters further up. At the second fork, continue uphill, keeping to the right (never go downhill, the way back is on the downhill path on the left). You will then reach the Mas d'en Serra, where you must cross the steps of the ruin by following the red dots about fifty meters uphill above the Mas until you reach the first blue dots. This path leads along the canyon through the oak forest to the starting point, several dashes and blue dots are very easy to follow, nice little view from the small rocky ridge just before descending to the riverbed. With a bit of luck, you will come across the mouflons of the Salines massif. - Frausa Superior (Tramo1) v3a1l: non-aquatic part. Rn°1: MC/AN C18 RD + Rn°2: C20 RD dev/AN + Rn°3: C25 fractionated R19 RD + R6 RG + Rn°4: MC C20 RD + Rn°5: C24 fractionated MC/AN R8 RG + R16 RD + Rn°6: C11 RG in the middle of the intermediate stage. - Frausa Inferior (Tramo2) v3a2ll: Water section. Rn°1: From the top of the big rock you find in RG two MC points + the R12/dév in spider web form, i.e. (option) C7 RD (mostly dry) + Rn°2: C8 RG (in the same ledge) + Rn°3: R4 "Abalakov" center + D5 (small and narrow) + Rn°4: MC C10 "single point/AN" RD + Rn°5: C5 RD + Rn°6: C27 RG + Rn°7: C6 "single point" RG + Rn°8: AN C6 RG (anti-friction tree attached to the bottom) + Rn°9: C8 RG + connecting step RG (follow the cairns) + S1 + Rn°10: AN C7 RD or S7 RG (jumps possible in the large pool at the exit from the RG over the large embankment at the exit of pool S4/S6/S12). The way back is a hundred meters downstream from the last large pool. Logical exit in RG opposite the beautiful natural menhir in the middle of the river. Follow the blue markings, zigzag past the small stone wall until you reach an old path that leads to a Y-shaped fork. For more information, please contact Kevin at 0782332757. He will be happy to answer your questions, especially about the other canyons in the Pyrénées-Orientales, the cross-border canyons and the canyons in Spain.

Salines: Canyon End
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Return: - From France, leave the right bank after the boulder field and the large fallen tree and follow the stream to the fence (border marker). Along the path you change banks several times. The path leads directly to a small, collapsed wooden footbridge over the stream, which you cross to reach a damaged path above the watercourse. You then pass a small mountain pass with an antenna that leads down to the ruins of the Mas dels Quintassos and follow the path to Las-Illas. From Spain, you hike along the right bank and climb up almost the entire canyon until you reach the elongated tree at the exit. You will come directly to part of the access path and the vehicles are not far away.

Salines: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: - From France, in Maureillas, follow the D13 twelve kilometers to Las-Illas and park at the Hostal dels Trabucayres. - From Spain, after La Jonquera, follow the GI-503 to Maçanet de Cabrenys. At the entrance to Maçanet, at the level of the service area, follow the small road on the right above the large hunting lodge, which passes the soccer stadium and the municipal swimming pool. Drive past the rock of the white seal and straight up to the settlement with the stone houses, just after the signs pointing to the salt pans twelve kilometers away in a hairpin bend on the left. Cross the first cattle underpass and follow the road, which turns into a fully passable path, until you reach the forester's lodge. After a quarter of an hour, you will reach the forester's lodge. When you are in front of the refuge, follow the path further uphill to a crossroads, turn right at the signs and look for a place that does not obstruct the passage.
Return: - From France, leave the right bank after the boulder field and the large fallen tree and follow the stream to the fence (border marker). Along the path you change banks several times. The path leads directly to a small, collapsed wooden footbridge over the stream, which you cross to reach a damaged path above the watercourse. You then pass a small mountain pass with an antenna that leads down to the ruins of the Mas dels Quintassos and follow the path to Las-Illas. From Spain, you hike along the right bank and climb up almost the entire canyon until you reach the elongated tree at the exit. You will come directly to part of the access path and the vehicles are not far away.

Salines: Waypoint
Comment: Sentier à droite qui rejoint le départ (point rouge).
Approach: - From France, walk past the Hostal dels Trabucayres and take the path that runs behind the building. Go through the wooden gate and then take the path up to the mountain pass of Lli. Once at the mountain pass, go through the gate next to the memorial plaque. Follow the path and take the uphill path towards the Les Salines mountain hut. Cross a first cattle bridge at the Col de la Gàbia mountain pass, where the ruins of Castell de Cabrera are located below, and follow the concrete path. Continue to the second cattle bridge after a left-hand bend and then follow the path to the wooden sign on the right that leads directly down to the starting point. The wooden sign is located two hundred meters from the second bridge. There is a large red dot on a tree that has been marked by hunters and serves as a landmark to get to the river. From Spain, walk down the path to the signs on the left and follow the path to the beginning of the canyon.

Salines: Waypoint1
Comment: Passage par la frontière Franco-espagnole
Approach: - From France, walk past the Hostal dels Trabucayres and take the path that runs behind the building. Go through the wooden gate and then take the path up to the mountain pass of Lli. Once at the mountain pass, go through the gate next to the memorial plaque. Follow the path and take the uphill path towards the Les Salines mountain hut. Cross a first cattle bridge at the Col de la Gàbia mountain pass, where the ruins of Castell de Cabrera are located below, and follow the concrete path. Continue to the second cattle bridge after a left-hand bend and then follow the path to the wooden sign on the right that leads directly down to the starting point. The wooden sign is located two hundred meters from the second bridge. There is a large red dot on a tree that has been marked by hunters and serves as a landmark to get to the river. From Spain, walk down the path to the signs on the left and follow the path to the beginning of the canyon.

Salines: Waypoint2
Comment: La petite cascade

Sallena: Canyon Start
Approach: Lower part: We will take the PR-HU188, towards the bordas de Lisier but when we reach the ruins of the Hospital de Gistain we leave it to go along the road towards the bridge of the Sallena and before the bridge turn to the Minas de Galena. We will see a hard uphill path and then flat but quite aerial. It is the return from the top. In about 20-30min we reach the mine and the access to the riverbed. Upper part: We will take the PR-HU188, towards the bordas de Lisier, once here we will take the GR/HRP to go up to the cols. After passing it, we will cross a stream and follow the path down to the confluence with Sallena. Soon the descent begins.
Tour: (13.8.2024-David) the tree from which the R9 rappel of 10 meters has fallen, it can be done from a smaller one.

Sallena: Canyon End
Return: We can leave by the Potras Bridge if the flow of the Cinqueta is high or rappel to the Cinqueta and go up the river a few meters until we find a rope to climb up to the access track. Another option is to follow the gorge of Chistau, make the last stretch to the bridge and the exit of this one.

Sallena: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 6 kms until we reach the Hospital de Gistain parking lot, just before the bridge. There are signs on the right
Return: We can leave by the Potras Bridge if the flow of the Cinqueta is high or rappel to the Cinqueta and go up the river a few meters until we find a rope to climb up to the access track. Another option is to follow the gorge of Chistau, make the last stretch to the bridge and the exit of this one.

Salt: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave towards Benigembla and after 100m we have the detour to the right by the PR CV 147, we go down to the Font Grossa and the laundry, after passing them the path of the PR CV 147 (path of the steps). We will go down it almost to the cave of Fleix and shortly before we cross the riverbed, time to throw us to the right in search of the vertical.
Tour: Two very distinct parts separated by the trail. The first part is vertical with the split R60 and after the junction with the trail, shorter rappels, some of which can be climbed.

Salt: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel the ravine meets L'Infern. Here we take the uphill path back to the village.

Salt: Unknown Parking
Access: From Orba take the CV721 and CV718 to Fleix. We will park in the village of Fleix
Return: After the last rappel the ravine meets L'Infern. Here we take the uphill path back to the village.

Saltant: Canyon Start

Saltant: Canyon End

Saltant: Parking at Entry

Saltant: Parking at Exit

Salvassa: Canyon Start

Salvassa: Canyon End

Salvassa: Unknown Parking

San Cristobal: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the well indicated PR to the Ermita de San Cristobal, once there we will change and go to the river.
Tour: Initiation, very simple, with only 3 rappels. You can do some more by continuing a little further down the canyon but it is not worth it.

San Cristobal: Canyon End
Return: After the third rappel we will find a stream / ravine on the right and a pipe with a water catchment, at the point where the pipe leaves the bed there is a steep path on the left that soon leads us to the access path.

San Cristobal: Unknown Parking
Access: We can go from Puente de la Reina or from Huesca on the A132 and at km. 14 we will take the detour to Bolea. Upon reaching the village we enter and go around it until we find the GR and detour north to San Cristobal and the Ermita de Sta Quiteria. We will park in the vicinity
Return: After the third rappel we will find a stream / ravine on the right and a pipe with a water catchment, at the point where the pipe leaves the bed there is a steep path on the left that soon leads us to the access path.

San Martin: Canyon Start

San Martin: Canyon End

San Martin: Unknown Parking

Sant Gili: Canyon Start
Approach: Delante del parking y unos metros más abajo sale una pista en sentido ascendente que en 500 metros nos llevará a la masía abandonada Mas Requer. El barranco está justo detrás de Mas Requer. Continuaremos por la pista, que en unos metros nos llevará al barranco. Bajaremos por en medio del bosque para llegar
Tour: Los primeros 300 metros son por el cauce, muy vestido pero evitable por la izquierda hasta que empieza a encañonarse. Después se forma el barranco y empieza con unos oscuros resaltes y estrechos pasillos.

Sant Gili: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée 1 (sortie au fin du Riu Fred - sans navette)
Return: Salida por el Pont del Clop, donde tenemos el segundo coche

Sant Gili: Canyon End1
Comment: Arrivée 2 (sortie au Pont de Clot sur Ribera Salada)
Return: Salida por el Pont del Clop, donde tenemos el segundo coche

Sant Gili: Parking at Entry
Access: Desde Sant Llorenç de Morunys dirección Solsona por el Coll del Jou cogemos la carretera LV-4241-b. Después del hostal Cap del Pla cogeremos una carretera que sale dirección Montpol- Pont del Clop. Unos metros después la carretera se bifurca y cogeremos el cruce a la izquierda y el siguiente cruce a la derecha. Esta carretera nos lleva al Pont del Clop, donde dejaremos el vehículo de salida. Continuaremos por la misma carretera hasta encontrar la ermita de Montpol. Aquí aparcaremos el vehículo de entrada.
Return: Salida por el Pont del Clop, donde tenemos el segundo coche

Sant Gili: Parking at Exit
Access: Desde Sant Llorenç de Morunys dirección Solsona por el Coll del Jou cogemos la carretera LV-4241-b. Después del hostal Cap del Pla cogeremos una carretera que sale dirección Montpol- Pont del Clop. Unos metros después la carretera se bifurca y cogeremos el cruce a la izquierda y el siguiente cruce a la derecha. Esta carretera nos lleva al Pont del Clop, donde dejaremos el vehículo de salida. Continuaremos por la misma carretera hasta encontrar la ermita de Montpol. Aquí aparcaremos el vehículo de entrada.

Sant Gili: Unknown
Comment: confluence avec Riu Fred - sortie à droite (ouvest) à la piste evtl. possible?

Santorens: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the cemetery track we will continue to a small hill where the road turns to the right and leaves some fields on the left. From here you can see the access to the ravine down to the riverbed without a defined path.
Tour: Short but interesting descent if we take it with water. Well-formed rappels and a very beautiful environment.

Santorens: Canyon End
Return: After rappels 9 and 14 the ravine opens up and a small path to the left towards the forest and after crossing it we will reach some meadows where we will see a track that takes us to the village.

Santorens: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N230 going up towards Vielha, past Sopeira, at km 112.7 we take the detour to the left to Santorens. With only one car we will go up to the village and just at the entrance we will turn right to the street where the cemetery is, we park there. With two cars we can continue along the track that leaves the cemetery until a curve to the right with some fields on the left and the ravine in that direction. The return car will go to Els Molins where the road makes a curve to the left just above the river.
Return: After rappels 9 and 14 the ravine opens up and a small path to the left towards the forest and after crossing it we will reach some meadows where we will see a track that takes us to the village.

Saravillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the refuge, to the left of the trail, there is a path that goes up some meadows and crosses the forest over the cliffs to the riverbed.
Tour: A fairly open descent with a few initial drops and simple rappels that will increase in height up to the cirque where we find the large 55m rappel. Later we will find the one of 45m. The final part is a small strait of 4 rappels of up to 16m that opens to the forest.

Saravillo: Canyon End
Return: With two cars we will follow the riverbed to the ascent track. With only one car at the end of the descent we will find a path to the left through the forest that will take us up to the refuge. Hard ascent but in a beautiful environment.

Saravillo: Parking at Entry
Comment: avec 4x4
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will go along this road until the detour to Saravillo/Ibon de Plan, we will go up to the village until the barrier where we will have to pay the 3€ to continue along the track of Ibon, about 4kms where we will find the detour to the right to the refuge of Sta Isabel just above the ravine. We will park the car here to return. We will continue along the track to the refuge where we will park.
Return: With two cars we will follow the riverbed to the ascent track. With only one car at the end of the descent we will find a path to the left through the forest that will take us up to the refuge. Hard ascent but in a beautiful environment.

Saravillo: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will go along this road until the detour to Saravillo/Ibon de Plan, we will go up to the village until the barrier where we will have to pay the 3€ to continue along the track of Ibon, about 4kms where we will find the detour to the right to the refuge of Sta Isabel just above the ravine. We will park the car here to return. We will continue along the track to the refuge where we will park.
Return: With two cars we will follow the riverbed to the ascent track. With only one car at the end of the descent we will find a path to the left through the forest that will take us up to the refuge. Hard ascent but in a beautiful environment.

Sein: Canyon Start
Approach: On the orographic right of the river Sen there is a path that goes up the riverbed in about 15-20min and leaves us on a concrete bridge, the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Beautiful and little known descent. In many occasions we will find it empty. A very well formed and continuous fattened area awaits us after a small open stretch. It does not have jumps or big abseils but its great flow and boxing forces you to be continually attentive.

Sein: Canyon End
Return: You reach the bridge

Sein: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to San Juan de Plan, for this we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. After Lafortunada and before reaching Bielsa we will have a detour to the right to Salinas, Valle de Chistau, Gistain, etc.. We will go along this road and pass Plan and soon San Juan de Plan. In the village road makes a turn to the left and there is a street on the right that becomes a track, we follow it and cross the Cinqueta. The next bridge is the river Sen. We park.
Return: You reach the bridge

Sierra: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediato
Tour: Very long canyon in its development, with two parts separated by a bridge, open, with leaks in almost any part and only 4 rappels, 2 in the upper part and 2 in the lower part. It is a canyon to be done with flow, without it there is not much sense in the climb. It is a good option if the rest of the area is too much water.

Sierra: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: On the NA178 from Lumbier and Domeño, just 1km before reaching Navascués there is a bridge over the river and before crossing it there are signs to the Foz de Benasa on the right. We get in and leave the car to return. With the access car we continue to Navascués and here we turn off to Burgui, we will go along this road for 4.5 kms until just before the bridge that crosses it. We have place to park on our left
Return: Inmediato

Sierra: Canyon End
Return: Inmediato

Sierra: Parking at Entry
Access: On the NA178 from Lumbier and Domeño, just 1km before reaching Navascués there is a bridge over the river and before crossing it there are signs to the Foz de Benasa on the right. We get in and leave the car to return. With the access car we continue to Navascués and here we turn off to Burgui, we will go along this road for 4.5 kms until just before the bridge that crosses it. We have place to park on our left
Return: Inmediato

Sierra: Parking at Exit
Access: On the NA178 from Lumbier and Domeño, just 1km before reaching Navascués there is a bridge over the river and before crossing it there are signs to the Foz de Benasa on the right. We get in and leave the car to return. With the access car we continue to Navascués and here we turn off to Burgui, we will go along this road for 4.5 kms until just before the bridge that crosses it. We have place to park on our left

Sierra: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Ausstieg Fonfria = Zustieg Cerumen

Tamadaya: Canyon Start
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Comment: Premier obstacle

Tamadaya: Canyon End
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Comment: Fin et chemin de retour

Tamadaya: Parking at Entry
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Comment: Parking amont possible si navette

Tamadaya: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking aval ou unique

Tejas: Canyon Start

Tejas: Canyon End

Tejas: Parking at Entry

Tejas: Parking at Exit

Tines: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of us there is a track that goes up and around the Roca del Bosc, we will arrive at a small hill from where we will see the Torrent de Tines below. We will go halfway up the slope without a path to the riverbed.
Tour: Very excavated and very continuous ravine in which we will save all the slope in 7 rappels almost linked. Beware of the pools if the water is rotten, you can avoid them all.

Tines: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and look for a path that leads us to the left to a track that brings us closer to the parking lot.

Tines: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Before leaving Organyà we will have the detour to Figols on the right, follow the road to Figols, cross the village and cross the bridge over the Figols river. Just to the right there is an esplanade for parking.
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and look for a path that leads us to the left to a track that brings us closer to the parking lot.

Toll: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bellestil, Monars and Toll ravines

Toll: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the stream to the Plansesilles plains where we will take the downhill path.

Torcas: Canyon Start

Torcas: Unknown Parking

Traconera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will take the track on the right for about 30 minutes until we cross the riverbed, which is generally dry.
Tour: Almost all rappels are single-point, we will have to make sure they are in good condition or install in natural ones

Traconera: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the road

Traconera: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal. After passing the tunnels we have on the right the ravine at the height of pk 450. Right there we have room on the left to park. If we can not park further on, we pass a curve to the right and then a small left turn with a track on our right and a few meters ahead parking area on the left.
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the road

Trasito (inférieur): Canyon Start
Approach: Lower and Upper Transit Access Immediate

Trasito (inférieur): Canyon End
Return: Two cars is immediate, you have to walk about 300m and exit to the right to take a path little marked that leads to Estaroniello. If we have only one vehicle, at the end we go up the ravine by a path that climbs the orographic right. In an hour we reach a track, turn right and in 10 minutes we reach the bridge where we have the car.

Trasito (inférieur): Parking at Entry
Access: From Ainsa on the A-138 towards Bielsa. We cross Hospital de Tella and a few after the village we turn left onto the road leading to Tella. After 8 km we arrive at Cortalaviña. Situation Lower and Upper Transit * 1 Car: We continue towards Lamiana and after 1.5 km we find a farmhouse in a sharp bend to the left, which is where the Upper and Lower Transit ends and begins. * 2 Cars: we take the track on the left to Estaronillo. At the end of the track there is an esplanade (next to the houses) where you can park. The other vehicle goes back to the road and continues as far as Lamiana...
Return: Two cars is immediate, you have to walk about 300m and exit to the right to take a path little marked that leads to Estaroniello. If we have only one vehicle, at the end we go up the ravine by a path that climbs the orographic right. In an hour we reach a track, turn right and in 10 minutes we reach the bridge where we have the car.

Trasito (inférieur): Parking at Exit
Comment: La navette n\'est pas obligatoire
Access: From Ainsa on the A-138 towards Bielsa. We cross Hospital de Tella and a few after the village we turn left onto the road leading to Tella. After 8 km we arrive at Cortalaviña. Situation Lower and Upper Transit * 1 Car: We continue towards Lamiana and after 1.5 km we find a farmhouse in a sharp bend to the left, which is where the Upper and Lower Transit ends and begins. * 2 Cars: we take the track on the left to Estaronillo. At the end of the track there is an esplanade (next to the houses) where you can park. The other vehicle goes back to the road and continues as far as Lamiana...
Return: Two cars is immediate, you have to walk about 300m and exit to the right to take a path little marked that leads to Estaroniello. If we have only one vehicle, at the end we go up the ravine by a path that climbs the orographic right. In an hour we reach a track, turn right and in 10 minutes we reach the bridge where we have the car.

Travesseres: Canyon Start

Travesseres: Canyon End

Travesseres: Unknown Parking

Tres Puniellos: Canyon Start

Tres Puniellos: Canyon End

Tres Puniellos: Unknown Parking
Comment: Puente Agüera

Uixo I: Canyon Start
Approach: Vall d' Uixo I and II We continue along the ascending track, at the top we will see the two ravines of Uixó. We go down to the pond and enter the ravine.
Tour: Dry canyon in the first part and without big rappels that can be used for initiation. Once it joins the left tributary it gets some water and becomes a canyon to be able to make jumps.

Uixo I: Canyon End
Return: We continue to the track where we left the car.

Uixo I: Parking at Entry
Comment: piste en mauvais état
Access: Vall d' Uixo I and II Take the T333 towards Horta de Sant Joan. We pass the detour and 100m later on the left we have the detour to "Els Ports" and we continue to the recreational area of the Franqueta. Continue along the track (now unpaved) and continue to the junction with the river Uixó. Here we leave a car. If we have another car (4×4 or tall car) we can continue along the track).
Return: We continue to the track where we left the car.

Uixo I: Unknown Parking
Comment: navette possible, mais piste en mauvais état
Access: Vall d' Uixo I and II Take the T333 towards Horta de Sant Joan. We pass the detour and 100m later on the left we have the detour to "Els Ports" and we continue to the recreational area of the Franqueta. Continue along the track (now unpaved) and continue to the junction with the river Uixó. Here we leave a car. If we have another car (4×4 or tall car) we can continue along the track).
Return: We continue to the track where we left the car.

Uixo I: Unknown
Comment: confluent Uixo I/Uixo II

Valcarlos: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the bridge and find a path that goes up the orographic left to a track and a house. From here we will go almost horizontally along the mountainside on a path that in sections leads to the remains of an old canal. Arriving at the Chapitel river dam we access with a first rappel.
Tour: A first "strait" to descend the dam and the 18m long rappel, then it opens up and we have slides and skills to the next rappel area. Finally another small strait with two more abseils and the last slide of almost 10m under the road bridge.

Valcarlos: Canyon End
Return: Back to the road

Valiri: Canyon Start

Valiri: Canyon End

Valiri: Parking at Entry
Comment: La navette n\'est pas obligatoire

Valiri: Parking at Exit

Valls: Canyon Start
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Valls: Canyon End
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Viciele: Canyon Start
2025-10-05: Aesthetically boinito canyon, but very slippery and the progression is heavy, combine it by entering the canyon La Pardina.
Approach: Along the PR towards the Viciele Bridge and the old Hospital we will go up to the "pista" where we cross the Sallena Bank. We will follow this track until we arrive at the Viciele huts. Here we will see the head of the ravine and a little further its tributary Bco Pardina. In a right curve we will see a path that descends to the bank. If we cross it, it will also take us to Pardina (better option to begin the descent).
Tour: Open descent with no major difficulties except for the slippery terrain.

Viciele: Canyon End
2025-10-05: Aesthetically boinito canyon, but very slippery and the progression is heavy, combine it by entering the canyon La Pardina.
Comment: Arrivée 1 pour 4x4-voiture
Return: When you reach the Vicielle bridge, you can turn left onto the uphill track. If we go down to the Cinqueta, after 50m we have the exit to the parking.

Viciele: Canyon End1
2025-10-05: Aesthetically boinito canyon, but very slippery and the progression is heavy, combine it by entering the canyon La Pardina.
Comment: Arrivée 2 pour voiture chez Punte d\'Hospital
Return: When you reach the Vicielle bridge, you can turn left onto the uphill track. If we go down to the Cinqueta, after 50m we have the exit to the parking.

Viciele: Unknown Parking
Comment: pour 4x4
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track for about 6 kms until we reach the Hospital de Gistain parking lot, just before the bridge. There are signs on the right
Return: When you reach the Vicielle bridge, you can turn left onto the uphill track. If we go down to the Cinqueta, after 50m we have the exit to the parking.

Viciele: Unknown Parking1
Comment: devant Puente de l\'Hospital

Viña: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Pallas, Cerrigüelo and Viña We will go down to the Ermita de la Viña, from here a path to the right will go through the vegetation to go down to the generally dry riverbed of the ravine.
Tour: The first part is open and uninteresting to approach the final straits. Here we will have several rappels of up to 4m.

Viña: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le Rio Balces
Return: When we reach the Balcez we can continue doing the straits. Or go up the Viña ravine in search of the Ermita.

Viña: Unknown Parking
Comment: Au niveau de l\'ermitage "Virgen dera Viña"
Access: Take the highway from Huesca to Barbastro at exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. At Abiego turn towards Adahuesca and from there to Alquezar. On the Barbastro side, take the A1232 up the Vero River to Alquezar. When you arrive at the Alquezar car park, take a track on the left that goes up to San Pelegrín. We pass the abandoned village and continue straight on for about 2kms until we find the track that goes left and down to the Ermita de la Viña. Depending on the state of the track and the vehicle, we will see how far we can go. At 3.5 kms from the turnoff we will have to park, from here our path comes out. If we want to descend the narrows we will need a combination of cars and we will leave it at the bridge of Alberuela.
Return: When we reach the Balcez we can continue doing the straits. Or go up the Viña ravine in search of the Ermita.

Volcán: Canyon Start
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2024-11-24: Short version is described here, but the lower part is a very scenic-volcanic hike, with caves that may have been inhabited by the Guanches. It would be a shame to miss it. We continued until shortly...
2023-04-12: Made in front of the Hoyo. Nice combination.
Approach: We will head towards the soccer field, from the south side of the Real del Sur road, after 100m we will leave the track and turn left to the riverbed.

Volcán: Canyon End
2026-02-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Volcán Abseiling points are fine. (Quelle:
2024-11-24: Short version is described here, but the lower part is a very scenic-volcanic hike, with caves that may have been inhabited by the Guanches. It would be a shame to miss it. We continued until shortly...
2023-04-12: Made in front of the Hoyo. Nice combination.
Return: Return to the Herques, Volcán and San Joaquín rivers. After the 4th rappel, of 60m, we continue almost 100m along the riverbed and we go to the right to the slope/pedrera by which we will ascend. When arriving at the hill we will take the track that ascends towards the cemetery and we will follow it in ascending direction. If we have chosen to follow the ravine, when we reach the road that crosses us, we will go left towards the Brusas, after 200m we will find the vehicle.

Volcán: Unknown Parking
2026-02-03: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Volcán Abseiling points are fine. (Quelle:
2024-11-24: Short version is described here, but the lower part is a very scenic-volcanic hike, with caves that may have been inhabited by the Guanches. It would be a shame to miss it. We continued until shortly...
2023-04-12: Made in front of the Hoyo. Nice combination.
Access: Bcos Escobonal area We have to be located by the TF28 in Fasnia. Access to the banks Herques, Volcán and San Joaquín. We will go towards the soccer field and the cemetery. We will park in this area
Return: Return to the Herques, Volcán and San Joaquín rivers. After the 4th rappel, of 60m, we continue almost 100m along the riverbed and we go to the right to the slope/pedrera by which we will ascend. When arriving at the hill we will take the track that ascends towards the cemetery and we will follow it in ascending direction. If we have chosen to follow the ravine, when we reach the road that crosses us, we will go left towards the Brusas, after 200m we will find the vehicle.

Volcán: Unknown
Comment: Arrivée du chemin de retour à Fasnia

Yer: Canyon Start
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Yer Equipement en bon état et bien placé avec peu de frottements à gérer. Les cascades sont plutôt esthétiques avec quelques jolis cassés mais...

Yer: Unknown Parking
2025-10-12: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Yer Equipement en bon état et bien placé avec peu de frottements à gérer. Les cascades sont plutôt esthétiques avec quelques jolis cassés mais...

Argatìn: Canyon Start
Approach: Por el sendero al Vero en la primera curva cerrada a derechas sale un senderito a la izquierda al cauce del Argantín
Tour: Ein erster 4 m langer Abstieg, dann ein weiterer von 7 m, der in einen im Sommer stehenden Wasserpool mündet... Anschließend kann man sich ausgiebig in der Quelle, die das Ende der Schlucht speist, oder im Rio Vero abkühlen.

Argatìn: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec le "Rio Vero"
Return: Salimos al Vero justo debajo del Molino lo remontamos en busca del sendero de acceso

Argatìn: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking touristique du "Rio Vero"
Access: Por la autopista de Huesca a Barbastro en la salida 77 vamos dirección Abiego/Alquézar. Al llegar a Abiego giraremos hacia Adahuesca y de aquí a Alquezar.Ì Por el lado de Barbastro por la A1232 remontando el río Vero casi hasta Alquézar. Poco antes de llegar a Alquezar nos desviaremos a Colungo y siguiendo por esta carretera dirección Lecina, en el pk 16,5 encontraremos a la izquierda el aparcamiento del Vero. Si queremos hacer el Vero podemos hacer combinación de coches
Return: Salimos al Vero justo debajo del Molino lo remontamos en busca del sendero de acceso

As Tablas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bco de la Virgen, As Tablas and San Martín From Rodellar take the road to Cheto, after reaching the two houses of the village of Cheto, the road enters a wooded valley and reaches its other side (access to Bco de la Virgen), here comes a path to our right (to the east) that goes up the divide with the ravine of Cheto on our right. We do not go straight ahead to the Balced mountain range until the divide reaches the head of Cheto. At this point we will find a forgotten path that arrives on the right and our path turns left to the north to get right into the Bco de San Martin. Once crossed the bed, in strong ascent, our path overcomes the hillside to arrive at the Plano del Pozo. From here we will only have to look to our left for the path that descends to the riverbed.
Tour: It is not a great descent, it can be an option for those days when everything else is impracticable and continue it with the Bco de la Virgen...

As Tablas: Canyon End
Comment: Confluent avec San Martin - Enchainer avec Virgen
Return: Through the access to Bco de la Virgen or follow it and return through the Mascún.

As Tablas: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A22 between Huesca and Barbastro we leave towards Abiego/Bierge A1229. In Abiego we continue towards Bierge A1227 and in Bierge towards Rodellar by the HU341. We park at the entrance of Rodellar. Be careful where we leave the car because they put fines and with the friends of the stranger that gives them to burst the crystals.
Return: Through the access to Bco de la Virgen or follow it and return through the Mascún.

Bardes: Canyon Start

Cals Reis: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue walking along the road for 200m, leaving the entrance to Turixant behind us. At the next bridge we descend to the ravine.
Tour: Short descent, normally dry, that will leave us in Gorg Blau. If we do not want to make this descent we can escape in Pas de Duro or Pont Natural.

Cals Reis: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec Turixant
Return: By the Gorg Blau escapes

Cals Reis: Parking at Entry
Access: Image: Combined with Sa Fosca We must go to Escorca. In Sant Pere we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we follow the Ma-10 towards Soller and after passing the aqueduct we park.
Return: By the Gorg Blau escapes

Cerrada del Utrero: Canyon Start

Cerrada del Utrero: Unknown Parking

Chimoche: Canyon Start
Comment: Choza Chimoche
Approach: Follow the Chimoche trail for 2 km until you reach the ravine.

Chimoche: Canyon End
Comment: Pont
Return: Where it crosses the track that takes us to the recreational area, we will take it to the left.

Chimoche: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aire de La Caldera
Access: We are located in La Orotava, on the TF21 towards Teide. We will go up to p.k. 16.5 to the recreational area of La Orotava where we will leave the return vehicle. With the access vehicle, we will go up to the viewpoint of La Bermeja p.k. 21. 21. next to the Chimoche track.
Return: Where it crosses the track that takes us to the recreational area, we will take it to the left.

Costa de la Llosa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking P15 we take the PR (white and yellow marks) towards Mola de Lino. After approximately 25 minutes of ascent, and with the ravine open to our left, we will see a descending path that emerges from the PR (mark X wrong direction) in a right turn. We follow the path through bushes that in a few minutes leads to the small dry riverbed of our ravine.
Tour: Aesthetic beginning between blocks, it is boxed in its middle part and ends with a waterfall behind the only pool.

Costa de la Llosa: Canyon End
Return: A road to the left difficult to follow but in 10 min. it leaves you at the car. If you don't ride through

Costa de la Llosa: Unknown Parking
Access: In the village of Beceite we follow the signs to the natural area Les Pesqueres. After the Crontol Point we follow without loss the track, first asphalt then dirt, which goes through all the parking areas until the last one (P15) where we park. ATTENTION LARGE VEHICLES: the road to Les Pesqueres, in its passage through the village, has a narrow point of just over 2 m. At the same time it is not allowed to park vehicles in the parking lots of Les Pesqueres during the summer season, in addition to the fact that the track to P15, with several km of dirt, can become very heavy.
Return: A road to the left difficult to follow but in 10 min. it leaves you at the car. If you don't ride through

Cova: Canyon Start
Comment: Saisi grace au topo de Thierry Achmétoff
Approach: Una pequeña senda nos acerca a la entrada al barranco
Tour: Tres primeros rápeles para acceder a la gran pared de 118m que está fraccionada. Posteriormente un último rápel y salida a la derecha al camino que nos devuelve a la urbanización

Cuervo: Canyon Start
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2023-04-14: Beautiful dry gorge with lovely rock formations
Comment: Premier obstacle
Approach: There is a path heading SE that brings us closer to the riverbed, you can't miss it.

Cueva del Oso: Canyon Start

Cueva del Oso: Canyon End
Comment: Petit pont

Cueva del Oso: Unknown Parking

Cueva del Oso: Unknown
Comment: Début sentier d\'approche

Enseu: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars we will leave by the street on the right that then heads north (Casa Cílio according to all maps) from here it only remains to descend to the ravine. With only one car (see track) we have to look for the path that goes up the ravine by the path that goes to the orographic right, crosses the ravine and goes up to Baén.
Tour: The first part of very short rappels and abseils, until we reach the dam area where we have the 3 longest rappels.

Enseu: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, through the canalization, we go out to the right to take the path that leads us to the same fork.

Enseu: Parking at Entry
Access: On the N260 going up from La Pobla de Segur towards Sort, just before reaching Gerri de la Sal at pk 295. Take the detour to the right towards Baen. In the second right turn of this little road we have the detour to the left to Enseu, we will go along this track until the left fork that will take us up to Enseu, in the same fork we can park. If we have an access car we return to the crossroads and continue towards Baén where we park at the entrance.
Return: After the last rappel, through the canalization, we go out to the right to take the path that leads us to the same fork.

Enseu: Parking at Exit
Comment: pour navette
Access: On the N260 going up from La Pobla de Segur towards Sort, just before reaching Gerri de la Sal at pk 295. Take the detour to the right towards Baen. In the second right turn of this little road we have the detour to the left to Enseu, we will go along this track until the left fork that will take us up to Enseu, in the same fork we can park. If we have an access car we return to the crossroads and continue towards Baén where we park at the entrance.
Return: After the last rappel, through the canalization, we go out to the right to take the path that leads us to the same fork.

Enseu: Parking at Exit1
Comment: P 3 navette alternatif
Access: On the N260 going up from La Pobla de Segur towards Sort, just before reaching Gerri de la Sal at pk 295. Take the detour to the right towards Baen. In the second right turn of this little road we have the detour to the left to Enseu, we will go along this track until the left fork that will take us up to Enseu, in the same fork we can park. If we have an access car we return to the crossroads and continue towards Baén where we park at the entrance.

Enseu: Unknown Parking

Hoyo: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go back over the bridge for about 100m to take the path that goes down to the river.

Hoyo: Canyon End
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Return: We will continue walking to the track, we will take it to the right until we reach the vehicle.

Hoyo: Unknown Parking
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Access: We have to take the TF28 in Villa de Arico. We will pass the p.k. 60 towards 61, going down to the bridge over our ravine, just after passing it we have an asphalt road on our right, we get in and park the access vehicle. The return vehicle, previously we will have left it going down from the p.k. 61.5 in La Cisnera, towards the highway. After going down the curves we will find a track on the left that takes us to the climbing area.
Return: We will continue walking to the track, we will take it to the right until we reach the vehicle.

Jardin: Canyon Start

Jardin: Canyon End

Jardin: Parking at Entry

Jardin: Parking at Exit

Los Pueyos: Canyon Start

Los Pueyos: Canyon End

Los Pueyos: Unknown Parking

Miz: Canyon Start

Miz: Canyon End

Mola: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the aforementioned siding at pk 53.5 we descend to a field and from there to the river. Attention we have the option to cross the river and follow to its right tributary and enter by adding one more rappel.
Tour: Nothing remarkable, a small narrow strait with cliffs and slides. A couple of rappels and little else. If we access by the tributary we will have a small conglomerate gorge with a 15m natural rappel and another 5m to descend to the river.

Mola: Canyon End
Return: When the strait opens definitively we will be able to go up on the left to the road.

Mola: Parking at Entry
Access: We are located on the N260 between Castejon de Sos and Pont de Suert. At pk 356,5 next to Montanuy, we have the detour for the A1605 to Bonansa and Roda de Isábena. Shortly after taking this road we have the detour to the right to Castarné, on the left side we can park the car to leave the ravine here. About 1.5 km up we have a lay-by/track where we could park.
Return: When the strait opens definitively we will be able to go up on the left to the road.

Mola: Parking at Exit
Access: We are located on the N260 between Castejon de Sos and Pont de Suert. At pk 356,5 next to Montanuy, we have the detour for the A1605 to Bonansa and Roda de Isábena. Shortly after taking this road we have the detour to the right to Castarné, on the left side we can park the car to leave the ravine here. About 1.5 km up we have a lay-by/track where we could park.
Return: When the strait opens definitively we will be able to go up on the left to the road.

Padierno: Canyon Start

Padierno: Canyon End

Padierno: Unknown Parking

Rinconcillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access by car: You have to go up the ravine to the access. 2 Cars: Path that goes to the north and gradually gets us into the ravine.
Tour: See topography

Rinconcillo: Unknown Parking
Access: Car exit: Road to Sierra Nevada A-395, pk 23. Exit at the visitor center "El Dornajo" and continue along the A-4025. After 300m turn left to "Seminario". About 3kms later, sharp bend to the left and straight ahead there is a road towards "Seminario" and "Hotel Duque", continue along this road for another 2kms approx. until a sharp bend to the left. Straight ahead there is a forest track with a wooden sign "Hortichuela". Continue for about 2kms to the parking lot next to the bridge. Car access: Road to Sierra Nevada A-395, pk 23. Exit at the visitor center El Dornajo and continue along the A-4025. Pk 2.8 there is a forest track on the left, here a little more than 4kms to the end. Track for high cars or 4×4
Return: Path to the left leading to the bridge and the parking lot

Rio de Punta del Hidalgo: Canyon Start
Comment: Premier rappel
Approach: By the PR-TF11 or by the path of the Cueva del Lino, in both options we end up in the riverbed and we will have to follow it to the first rappel.

Rio de Punta del Hidalgo: Canyon End
Comment: Départ du sentier de retour rive gauche
Return: When we arrive at the construction of the Casa del Tomadero, a few meters before, we have on the left the sign of the road of the same name that indicates the ascent to Batán.

Rio de Punta del Hidalgo: Unknown Parking
Access: Getting to the Anaga area on the TF12 road At p.k. 23.5 we have the detour by the TF143 towards Los Batanes, after one kilometer we turn right to continue to Los Batanes. Then we leave the Bejia turnoff to the left to finally park in Batán de Abajo, just at the entrance.
Return: When we arrive at the construction of the Casa del Tomadero, a few meters before, we have on the left the sign of the road of the same name that indicates the ascent to Batán.

San Juan: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Loma Güerga and San Juan From the parking of the Peonera we will leave by the track that goes to the north parallel to the road. After 500m there is a track to the left along the hill that separates the ravines of San Juan and Loma Güerga. We will go down here for a little more than a kilometer until an abandoned track on the right that will bring us closer to the riverbed. From the corral we will see a path to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A first part along the dry riverbed with a lot of vegetation that does not contribute anything but as we approach the gorges of the Peonera, our canyon will close a little and fall on it with a couple of short rappels before its magnificent R40.

San Juan: Canyon End
Comment: Confluence avec Peonera inf
Return: We will continue along the Peonera to its normal access and return through here. We also have the option of doing Peonera...

San Martin: Canyon Start1

San Martin: Canyon End1
Comment: Confluence avec Tablas - Enchainer avec Virgen

San Martin: Unknown Parking1

Sarrastaño: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by a small path to the east that a marked MTB track that goes to Ainsa, we will pass the Canaletas riverbed and climb the small ridge, at the top the path heads north, we leave it heading south following the cut that we have to our left, seeing at all times the descent that we will make. We will go around this small cirque until we reach the riverbed. There is the possibility of accessing from the south by tracks that bring us closer to the headwaters of the stream (see map).
Tour: see sketch

Serres: Canyon Start

Tabernillas: Canyon Start

Tabernillas: Canyon End

Trensus: Canyon Start

Trensus: Canyon End

Trensus: Unknown Parking

Turixant: Canyon Start
Approach: We must leave the power plant to the right and descend towards the torrent. Here begins the descent
Tour: Short descent, normally dry, that will leave us in Cals Reis and 40m later in Gorg Blau. If we do not want to make this descent we can escape in Pas de Duro or Pont Natural.

Turixant: Canyon End
Comment: Arrivée dans Gorg Blau
Return: By the Gorg Blau escapes

Turixant: Parking at Entry
Access: Image: Combined with Sa Fosca We must go to Escorca. In Sant Pere we leave the car to return. If we have two cars we follow the Ma-10 towards Soller and after passing the aqueduct we park.

Turixant: Unknown
Comment: Quitter la route et entrer dans le ruisseau

Turixant: Unknown1
Comment: Confluence avec Cals Reis

Xae: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge we will follow the road towards Asque and at the first right turn 500m from the bridge we will have a parking place and a path that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple in conglomerate, a few cliffs and 3 rappels down to the Gorges riverbed

Xae: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the highway from Huesca to Barbastro at exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Adahuesca and from here to Alquezar. On the side of Barbastro by the A1232 up the river Vero almost to Alquézar. Accesses Palomeras, Sarratanas, Malpaso and Xae Shortly before reaching Alquezar we turn off to Colungo and follow this road towards Lecina. Parking at the bridge "Barranco de la Palomera" located between km 26 and 27 of the road from Arcusa to Colungo.
Return: We will go up the river to leave by the return of Fornocal.

Ajoque: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Ajoque, Marrubio, Torre and Baranda We continued by the, now already, track that turns to the north and to the 250m we found a bifurcation that we took to the right, about 100m later we threw ourselves to the left, now already cross-country with the dry bed of our ravine to the right, we will go descending cross-country until the bed and then we will follow it until the first vertical one

Akerreta: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos por el GR, atravesamos bosques de hayas y un túnel hasta un puente de madera en el que entramos
Tour: Descenso sencillo y bonito rodeado de árboles. Muy abierto por lo que podemos escapar en cualquier momento. Mucho mejor tras lluvias

Akerreta: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la izda y en fuerte subida llegamos al GR

Akerreta: Alternative Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la izda y en fuerte subida llegamos al GR

Akerreta: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Si vamos por la A10 cogemos la salida a la Na210 hasta el puerto.
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos a la izda y en fuerte subida llegamos al GR

Angostura: Canyon Start

Argaga: Canyon Start
Approach: We go straight ahead on the path of the kings, after 500m we have a detour that we take to the left to go up the mountain. When we reach the pass we will see our ravine below us. We will follow the path until we see the possibility of descending directly to the riverbed.
Tour: A small small gorget with abseiling, then another gorget with the first abseil to start the most interesting part, a well formed gorget with an 80m waterfall divided into 60+20 and then another 45m. A quieter section with narrow passages to reach the last gorget with another magnificent 48m abseil.

Arritzaga: Canyon Start
Approach: On the other side of the bridge there is a path that goes up to the head of the ravine. Just follow it. Shortly after starting the ascent we will arrive at a hut (borda de Anduitz) which is the return point of the ravine.
Tour: The descent is steep in some parts and with a lot of vegetation in others. It always carries water and is quite slippery. In its intermediate section it has easy escapes to the right to take the access road.

Arritzaga: Canyon End
Return: Exit to the right to the indicated gunwale.

Arritzaga: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the A1, we take the GI2131 to Alegría. Continue on the GI2133 to Amezketa. We cross the village and take the detour to Hileria or further on the detour to the right to Aralar and Astamutileta. Shortly after, an unpaved track leads us to the bridge where we must park.
Return: Exit to the right to the indicated gunwale.

Arure: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Valle del Gran Rey A few meters further back we have a track that goes down to the dam. When we reach it, we climb to the right and we will be at the head of the cirque.
Tour: A first impressive cirque with two rappels of 12 and 60m, clouded by the pipe that pours from the village. From here on it is very boxed in, with a succession of small cirques and abseilings until reaching the Arure waterfall, a place where it is easy to find hikers approaching along the path from Casa de Seda.

Arure (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road towards SW about 400m to a track that goes to the right towards the head of our ravine. Upon reaching a right turn in the track, we go straight ahead on a path that leaves us at the head of the ravine.

As Chorroteras: Canyon Start

Barbarija: Canyon Start

Bargagorria: Canyon Start
Approach: At pk1 of the Eraul road there is a track on the left to a private property, before reaching it we have the access to the riverbed and the headwaters.
Tour: A fixed rope through the forest to go down to the riverbed, we reach the vertical with trees in which we can install

Bargagorria: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the road

Bargagorria: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: By the A12 to Estella Once in Estella we will go north, towards the climbing school of the peñas de San Fausto on the Na718, towards Urbasa. After 2 kms we arrive at the Eraul turnoff, we can get in here if we want to park at the top or continue along the road 500m and park below.
Return: We follow the riverbed to the road

Bassotes: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediate
Tour: A first part without much interest to go deeper into the crevice, which is the most interesting part.

Bercolon: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzaremos el puente, y 100 mts mas adelante, veremos un camino a la derecha con una puerta que suele estar abierta. Seguiremos el camino, bordeando por la izda la Peña de los cuernos. A los 40 minutos aprox. de andar, llegamos al punto mas alto, donde podemos desviarnos a la derecha si vamos andando, o a la izda si vamos en coche todoterreno. En el caso de seguir andando, a los 500 mts, de bajada, nos desviaremos a la izda hasta encontrar una nueva pista forestal, comenzando el descenso por un cortafuegos similar al que veremos enfrente, hasta llegar a la cabecera del Barranco de Bercolon o Zagra.
Tour: Empieza el Barranco de Bercolon o Zagra con un salto de 6 mts, seguido por otro de 3 mts. A continuación encontramos otro de 10 mts, con un acceso algo complicado, ya que hay un pasamanos donde el suelo resbala, lo que lo hace bastante técnico. De cualquier manera, los más atrevidos pueden hacerlo saltando unos metros más adelante ( previa comprobación de un compañero que no existe riesgo )procurando caer delante de los juncos que es donde más profundidad hay. Mas adelante, encontraremos dos rápeles seguidos de 20 y 15 mts. Quedándonos en una zona bastante cerrada, sin luz, donde procuraremos estar el menos tiempo posible para evitar quedarnos fríos. En seguida encontraremos un impresionante rápel de 30 mts en su mayor parte aéreo. Andaremos durante un kilómetro, cruzando el camino que va a Zagra, hasta llegar a una poza con salto de 4 mts, que nos llevara a un rápel de 20 mts en pendiente, nadaremos por debajo de una gran roca, para enlazar con el último rápel de 15 mts que al no estar instalado, lo haremos fijando a un pequeño pino que hay arriba a la izda. de cualquier manera, este rápel se puede hacer destrepando reseña extraida de www.barranquismo.net/

Binifaldo: Canyon Start
2026-02-24: Very well equipped dry gorge. Two pools were filled chest-deep with dark water, ropeway hooks available, but at least one of the group gets wet. Scenic and beautiful. We turned left after the first go...
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Approach: Vom Picknickplatz über den Bach und auf der anderen Seite bachabwärts Wandern. Bald über einen Zaunüberstieg und auf einer Forststraße weiter, vor einem Metallrohr nach links bis man eine weitere Forststraße erreich (2 Tore) dann bald auf Steigspuren im und neben dem Bachbett bis zum Beginn der Einschluchtung wandern.
Tour: 7 Abseiler durch zerfressenen Fels, gut eingerichtet mit Seilbahnoptionen bei den Becken. Nach der ersten Engklamm kann nach links in Richtung Avenc de Fra Rafael, einer bekannten und sehr schönen Schachthöhle aussteigen. Wenn weitergeht kommt kommt nach einer Geh- und Abkletterstrecke bald ein Bach von Norden herein, ab hier Torrent d'Algueda (Alqheda ). Im unteren Teil der Schlucht noch mal 4 Abseilstellen.

Calabacera: Canyon Start
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt basierend auf
Approach: Wir gehen in Richtung Süden auf dem Weg von Tablada und finden nach 300 m den Zugang zu Roque Largo, der nächste Schlucht ist unsere. Wir überqueren sie und biegen direkt an der Grenze zur nächsten Schlucht (Tierra Verde) nach rechts ab. Wir steigen fast 200 m entlang dieser Grenze hinab, bis wir auf der rechten Seite einen kleinen Pfad sehen, über den wir zu unserer Schlucht hinabsteigen können. Wenn wir zu weit hinuntergehen, verpassen wir die erste Abseilstelle.

Calabacera: Canyon End
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - ermittelt basierend auf
Return: Gezeitentabelle und Wettervorhersage für das Boot überprüfen

Calabacera: Parking at Entry
Access: Auf der Straße nach Buenavista del Norte fahren wir mit dem Rückfahrzeug weiter zum Leuchtturm/der Landzunge von Teno, wo wir das Rückfahrzeug abstellen können. Bitte beachten Sie, dass diese Straße nur eingeschränkt befahrbar ist. Es gibt auch eine Buslinie. Manche entscheiden sich dafür, in Los Gigantes zu parken, wo es weniger Probleme mit der Zufahrt gibt, denn schließlich muss man auf jeden Fall mit dem Schiff zurückfahren. Mit dem Auto fahren wir wieder nach Buenavista und nehmen die Straße TF436 nach El Palmar. Gleich hinter El Palmar biegen wir rechts nach Teno Alto ab. In Teno angekommen, erreichen wir die Bar Los Bailaderos. Hier fahren wir geradeaus weiter in Richtung Punta de Teno und biegen an der nächsten Kreuzung links ab. Wenn wir auf Maps suchen, ist es die Straße der Käserei Naturteno oder die parallel dazu verlaufende Straße. Wir suchen einen guten Parkplatz, ohne andere zu stören.
Return: Gezeitentabelle und Wettervorhersage für das Boot überprüfen

Cantacuc: Canyon Start
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Approach: From the car (P2) we return by the track and continue to the left by the first path, very close to the parking lot. We flatten a little and descend... And about 300m from the car we turn left onto a path (3) that climbs up to the rope of the mountain. We see down there the bed of the ravine. We descend slightly to the left, there are some milestones, we look for the bed and we enter... We will find the pine of the R1.
Tour: We will find rappels mostly of short length, being the longest of 22-23mts, this one called Pou de Jordi. Spectacular fall that can seem the shape of a long tube (considered by some the most beautiful in the province of Alicante).

Carcalin: Canyon Start
2026-01-29: Short but rewarding even if the jewel of the canyon is currently inaccessible. Whether access will ever be free again is very doubtful. The entire canyon is dominated by the railroad, which is current...
Approach: Vom P2 den markierten Wanderweg hinab bis auf das "Tunneldach".
Tour: Canyon aufwärts befinden sich links zwei Abseilpunkte. 2026 ist der Tunneleingang durch Schwemmholz und Geröll verschlossen. Ob er je wieder frei wird ist fraglich. Auf dem Tunneldach Canyon abwärts befinden sich links 3 mäßige Haken. Von diesen hinab zum Tunnelausgang und den Canyon über Blöcke und Poolfolge bis Buñol.

Carcalin: Parking at Entry
2026-01-29: Short but rewarding even if the jewel of the canyon is currently inaccessible. Whether access will ever be free again is very doubtful. The entire canyon is dominated by the railroad, which is current...
Access: Nos situamos en Buñol. Nos dirigiremos al campo de fútbol y seguiremos esa carretera hasta una curva muy cerrada de izquierdas donde tenemos a la derecha la Fuente La Alegría. Allí veremos una pista cementada de frente por la que nos meteremos, a los 300m una pista a la izquierda que nos deja en una explanada con un chalet grande. Aparcamos
Return: Cuando el río va girando a la derecha recibe una vaguada (arroyo seco) por la izquierda (hay un mojón) por aquí subiremos a la pista de acceso

Carcalin: Parking at Exit
2026-01-29: Short but rewarding even if the jewel of the canyon is currently inaccessible. Whether access will ever be free again is very doubtful. The entire canyon is dominated by the railroad, which is current...
Access: Nos situamos en Buñol. Nos dirigiremos al campo de fútbol y seguiremos esa carretera hasta una curva muy cerrada de izquierdas donde tenemos a la derecha la Fuente La Alegría. Allí veremos una pista cementada de frente por la que nos meteremos, a los 300m una pista a la izquierda que nos deja en una explanada con un chalet grande. Aparcamos
Return: Cuando el río va girando a la derecha recibe una vaguada (arroyo seco) por la izquierda (hay un mojón) por aquí subiremos a la pista de acceso

Catalanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that runs parallel to the ravine of Poyatos to cross the ravine of the Vertiente Quebrada. We take the path that goes up the slope above the arch.
Tour: Only one access handrail and the 40m rappel.

Chinipres: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR11 going up towards the Canal Roya until we find the detour to the right of the Ref de Chiniprés. We will go up this path to the trail.
Tour: Open descent with great views

Chisalic: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the forest track ascending, towards Urdiceto lake, we will leave behind the entrance to the Ordiceto ravine and continue another kilometer along the track until we find a detour to a path on the right after some stairs down to a dam. Follow the path to cross the Ordiceto and then find a more or less marked route to climb to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: A canyon of relative interest with a first part of very slippery slopes until the first rappel of 16 m. After other slopes you reach the waterfall rappel R40 and then the final waterfall of 42 m to reach the end of the canyon.

Coll Redo: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the river Ulldemo. We pass the "Estrets del Regatxol", to the right is the end of the ravine of Les Carboneres, we get in here by a path marked with milestones. At 720m altitude we will see that the ravine closes and we go to the right to overcome a small waterfall, returning to the bed of Carboneres cross and take a channel in front. We will go up to the pass. Once here we see the access to the great cirque.
Tour: A very aerial first part with the cirque and its access to descend to Carboneres. From here, especially in spring, much more aquatic.

Cueva del Vero: Canyon Start

Culles: Canyon Start
Approach: From Montanisell we will take the track that goes south, towards the river. When it turns to the east under the castle, we will continue straight ahead and go down a path towards the river. From the return car we will have a long climb along tracks until we almost reach Montanisell. It is a long and hard approach, if you choose this option it is better to take the track because any description can lead to confusion by the number of tracks and trails along the route. As a reference we must follow the Camí del Pui until almost Sant Jaume, here we will leave this track to climb a nice winding path through the rocky outcrops behind to some fields right next to the track that leads to Montanisell.
Tour: Open areas with others more embedded with 10 rappels of up to 15m without major difficulty.

Del Pinar: Canyon Start
Approach: access bcos Mika, Olvido and Cova Pinar From the upper parking there is a path that leads to the head of Olvido, you can not get lost, from here around the head we continue over the cuts to find the next stream that is our ravine. From the lower parking, continue walking along the track that climbs to the pass, soon the track becomes a path and, zigzagging, leaves us in the pass. Once at the pass we can go around the ridge to go to the head of the Olvido ravine or make the ridge and access through the Canal de Mika.
Tour: Simple except for the R25 overhang.

Durro: Canyon Start
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Approach: With a car we drive up the road to the second sharp left turn, a trail leads to the creek.
Tour: Simple, with nothing remarkable. In spring with thaw and rain can catch enough flow but it is difficult to give problems.

En Girona: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bco In Gerona and Salt Cabrer Following this track behind the fence we will arrive at a farmhouse and after it two turns, in the last one we leave the track to the right and we go down "jabalineando" until the evident riverbed.
Tour: Short descent without major difficulties

En Marc (Tarragona): Canyon Start
Approach: By the path that goes to the cave, just upon arrival we will take the path to the right that zigzags back to the Forat de la Vella, here we find another path and we go left to continue climbing towards l'Airosa, the tributary. After 200m we will reach it and we will see a cairn that tells us where to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A first part more vertical in the tributary to descend to the bco d'en Marc. Here after rains we will find water so it will be necessary to wear neoprene. We will finish right in the Cova

Bodijar (Ermita): Canyon Start
Approach: With combination is immediate, without it we go up the return road (that leaves from where we have parked) and continue for 40min. It will take us to the hermitage
Tour: The most impressive is the initial waterfall. The rest you have to be very careful because the rock is quite decomposed and is an area of fruit trees. fruit trees

Erque: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, we cross the road and go down to the ravine.
Tour: Interesting canyon in the initial and final parts, without any interest in the middle section. In the upper part there are almost all the rappels.

Estret de les Penyes: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track upwards (at the top we could park another car). At the top there is a path to the left, we take it and go down to the stream.
Tour: Normally it has little water at the beginning to collect water from springs. Anyway it is a short canyon but very fattened so you have to be careful if it is raining.

Fanalic: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, looking down, we go to the right along the Carrer Baix that ends in Costereta. We will go to the left to the field, from where a path goes straight ahead that we will follow heading south just to the river cuts. When we reach these ramps we will go down zigzagging as we can to reach the riverbed, right next to the first rappel.
Tour: A first rappel with 3 possibilities of installation, spectacular the 3, from here much simpler and shorter rappels with which we will go through the canyon to the area of pools (it may be dodging them).

Fenollet II (West): Canyon Start
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Approach: Fenollet East and West We will leave by the road up to a track on the right that takes us to a reservoir. From the reservoir there is a pipe up the slope towards the font Fenollet (the west ravine) when we get here we will turn right, almost north direction looking for the marks to avoid these cliffs that lead us to the top. Once up we will see a track, we take it and continue about 100m to go around the entrance to the Grau de Fenollet to its west entrance.
Tour: Nice canyon without water but continuous in its succession of rappels, great views to the south and some ungraceful cliffs.

Figuera: Canyon Start
Approach: Siehe Track
Tour: Abseilsequenz: 18m 9m eine höhere Stufe die man in zwei etappen abseilt: 10m und 40m 17m 12m Abklettern 15m trockener Zufluß 17m 50m

Figuera: Canyon End
Return: Entweder über den Torrent de´Pareis zum Meer absteigen oder durch den Torrent ein Stück bergauf und orgr. links auf den Pas de l'Argolla zurück zum Parkplatz (wenige rote Pfeile und Steinmänner)

Figuera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: on Inca auf der MA2130 in Richtung Lluc. Oben am Pass angekommen trifft man auf die MA10 und folgt dieser nach links in Richtung Soller dann über eine kehrenreiche Straße in Richtung Port de sa Calobra. Parkplatz beim markanten 'Nus de sa Corbata' einer Kehren-Schleife. Falls man zum Meer absteigen will parkt man ein zweites Auto am Kostenpflichtigen Parkplatz in Sa Calobra.
Return: Entweder über den Torrent de´Pareis zum Meer absteigen oder durch den Torrent ein Stück bergauf und orgr. links auf den Pas de l'Argolla zurück zum Parkplatz (wenige rote Pfeile und Steinmänner)

Figuera: Parking at Exit
Access: on Inca auf der MA2130 in Richtung Lluc. Oben am Pass angekommen trifft man auf die MA10 und folgt dieser nach links in Richtung Soller dann über eine kehrenreiche Straße in Richtung Port de sa Calobra. Parkplatz beim markanten 'Nus de sa Corbata' einer Kehren-Schleife. Falls man zum Meer absteigen will parkt man ein zweites Auto am Kostenpflichtigen Parkplatz in Sa Calobra.
Return: Entweder über den Torrent de´Pareis zum Meer absteigen oder durch den Torrent ein Stück bergauf und orgr. links auf den Pas de l'Argolla zurück zum Parkplatz (wenige rote Pfeile und Steinmänner)

Foix: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path parallel to the river we descend until we reach the dam.
Tour: We climb the dam and jump the following ones. In the rappel of 10 we leave the rope installed to be able to go back up on the return.

Fondo (San Cerni): Canyon Start

Fontanella: Canyon Start
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Approach: With only one car you have to go up the track to the area of the chain. From the chain we follow the path to the riverbed and on the orographic right we walk until we find the corridor.
Tour: A first part with some water (watch out for newts in the pools and pools), followed by a second part drier and continuous rappels.

Fuente de la Zorra: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters ahead there is a forest trail on the right that leads down to the ravine bed.
Tour: – TODO –

Fuentes de la Muria: Canyon Start
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Approach: After 20 minutes and before a sharp bend to the right, we will see the stream and the entrance to the ravine on the left.
Tour: Simple canyon with only 4 rappels of up to 15m to complete the day or to initiate people.

Garañones (Gomera): Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Valle del Gran Rey We will follow the riverbed up to the first difficulties
Tour: A very vertical first part that will not allow us any type of error (only for experienced people) and a second part of narrow, very dressed and delicate skills.

Garañones (Tenerife): Canyon Start
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf
Approach: Wir gehen in Richtung Süden auf dem Weg von Tablada und finden nach 300 m den Zugang zu Roque Largo. Die nächste Schlucht ist Clabacera und ihr Nebenfluss Tierra Verde. Danach verschwindet der Weg und wir biegen rechts in einen kleinen Pfad ein, der den rechten Hang unserer Schlucht hinunter zu einer Felswand (Golladas) führt, über die wir zur Gollada de la Fonchiñeja hinuntersteigen. Hier steigt der Weg etwas an, aber wir verlassen ihn und biegen links ab, um zum Flussbett hinunterzusteigen, zu einigen Ruinen, die weiter unten liegen.
Tour: Siehe Topo. Beachten Sie, dass R8 uns auf einem geneigten Felsvorsprung zurücklässt. Der Erste muss ohne sich abzusichern bis zu R9 klettern und dort das Seil sichern, um den anderen beim Abstieg zu helfen. Von hier aus kann man sich nicht zurückziehen, daher muss das Seil von R8 bis zum Fuß von R9 reichen. Die Ankunft am R10 erfolgt am Meer und muss bei Ebbe erfolgen. Wir müssen mit möglichst geringem Gewicht und allem im Sack ankommen, um es auf das Boot werfen zu können. Seien Sie sehr vorsichtig mit den Felsen am Grund, das Boot kann daran streifen. Tour endet im Ozean - Rückweg mit Boot organisieren.

Garañones (Tenerife): Canyon End
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf
Return: Gezeitentabelle und Wettervorhersage für das Boot überprüfen

Garañones (Tenerife): Parking at Entry
Comment: NICHT Verifiziert - Ermittelt basierend auf
Access: Mit dem Auto fahren wir wieder nach Buenavista und nehmen die Straße TF436 nach El Palmar. Gleich hinter El Palmar biegen wir rechts nach Teno Alto ab. In Teno angekommen, erreichen wir die Bar Los Bailaderos. Hier fahren wir geradeaus weiter in Richtung Punta de Teno und biegen an der nächsten Kreuzung links ab. Wenn Sie in Maps suchen, ist es die Straße der Käserei Naturteno oder die parallel dazu verlaufende Straße. Wir suchen einen guten Parkplatz, ohne andere zu stören.

Guayedra: Canyon Start
Approach: Guayedra and Acedera Banks We will go to the viewpoint of Llanos de Mimbre, just to the right is the riverbed, generally dry, which we will have to follow until the first difficulties.

Guazalamanco: Canyon Start
Approach: – TODO –
Tour: – TODO –

Hocecilla I: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge that crosses the stream, we cross the field along the path that is not very well marked until the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: Short descent, with only 3 rappels. The last one can be jumped

Hocecilla II: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the track at the end of the village towards the Guadiela and cross the bridge. Take the track to the left and continue until you reach the Hoz de Tragavivos.
Tour: 4 rappels that end in the Guadiela.

Hoya del Laurel: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Laurel and Molina By the path of the Cuesta de López, same access to Lomo Molina. When arriving at the top, after passing the Cuevecillas and before arriving at the track of Lomo de la Huerta, we will go to the left following a small path to the bed of our ravine.

Hoz Somera: Canyon Start
Approach: From Santa Cristina we take the ascending track, once we reach the high area, a descent begins where there is an intersection with another track, we must take the track on the right. We continue descending until we reach a small esplanade where we find the riverbed (before reaching the Tobillas bridge). We will continue a small little marked path that runs parallel to the riverbed, crossing it several times, until we reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: The ravine consists of 6 rappels, after the first 4 the riverbed leads us to a chaos of blocks in which we can enter through the center and exit either by a siphon of 2 meters or through a small window. Two rappels later we are deposited in the confluence with the Guadiela river, which can present complications if the flow of this one is high.

Huerta: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the 4×4 track until you reach the entrance
Tour: A single rappel in a beautiful environment and we end up in the Poyatos pasture.

Caleyu: Canyon Start
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Igualero: Canyon Start
Approach: Simple, from the viewpoint, to our left we have the ravine, there is a path that goes down to the riverbed.

Clot de l'Infern: Canyon Start
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Approach: Follow the cairns northwards into the canyon.
Tour: 5 rappels, the last 30m rappel can be divided into 12m.

Clot de l'Infern: Canyon End
2025-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Infern Descente dans le torrent de pareis par le Clot de l'infern. L'accès est vraiment en terrain d'aventure, on passe dans les broussailles....
Return: Either descend via the Torrent de'Pareis to the sea or go uphill through the Torrent and turn left onto the Pas de l'Argolla back to the parking lot (few red arrows and cairns)

Clot de l'Infern: Parking Entry and Exit
2025-02-25: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Infern Descente dans le torrent de pareis par le Clot de l'infern. L'accès est vraiment en terrain d'aventure, on passe dans les broussailles....
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, you meet the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then along a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Parking at the striking 'Nus de sa Corbata', a hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra.
Return: Either descend via the Torrent de'Pareis to the sea or go uphill through the Torrent and turn left onto the Pas de l'Argolla back to the parking lot (few red arrows and cairns)

Clot de l'Infern: Parking at Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, you meet the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller, then along a winding road towards Port de sa Calobra. Parking at the striking 'Nus de sa Corbata', a hairpin bends. If you want to descend to the sea, park a second car at the paid parking lot in Sa Calobra.
Return: Either descend via the Torrent de'Pareis to the sea or go uphill through the Torrent and turn left onto the Pas de l'Argolla back to the parking lot (few red arrows and cairns)

Infierno (Huesca): Canyon Start
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Infierno (Teruel): Canyon Start
Approach: From the picnic area there is an indicated path.
Tour: River route that in summer can be used to take a dip. It is not of any difficulty

Jordan y Arrako: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl By the track that goes towards the hermitage, instead of turning to the right we will continue straight on, next to the Lapatia ravine to take a path that turns to the right and enters the forest heading north over the Arrako river. Accesses to Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl Shortly before the path approaches the river we will cross a tributary (R40) we will be about 1500m of distance, if we continue, we will approach the river and begin the descent.
Tour: An 18m rappel and a lot of climbing in a different way to access the arrako.

Jordan y Arrako: Waypoint
Comment: Zusammenfluß mit Arako
Approach: Accesses bcos Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl By the track that goes towards the hermitage, instead of turning to the right we will continue straight on, next to the Lapatia ravine to take a path that turns to the right and enters the forest heading north over the Arrako river. Accesses to Jordan, Arrakogoiti and afl Shortly before the path approaches the river we will cross a tributary (R40) we will be about 1500m of distance, if we continue, we will approach the river and begin the descent.

Jordan y Arrako: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the A21 (Pamplona-Jaca), we will turn off at Sigües (Roncal Valley) onto the A137, after passing the Yesa reservoir. We will continue straight on towards Roncal. When we pass Navarra the road becomes the Na137. Continue towards Isaba and then towards France and the Belagua pass. At km43 is the bridge over the river Belagua, shortly before there is a track/road that leads to the Ermita de Arrako. Here we leave the car.
Return: After the last rappel, the ravine opens up and we come to a meadow, we go out to the left and soon we reach a bridge where we cross to the hermitage and the car.

Juanes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car access is almost immediate, from the track we will see the riverbed on the left, we just have to go to it. From the Turche parking lot you have to go up the river following the trails on both sides.
Tour: Nice waterfalls of tuff in the cave areas that, in spring or after rains, can have water, combined with uninteresting stretches and lots of undergrowth that we will have to avoid. Obligatory last rappel through the cave!

Juncos: Canyon Start

Kabras: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Soria and Kabras From the vehicle above by the track that goes south (forbidden for vehicles the Maps marks it as GC505), go down to the bridge over the stream of our ravine. Accesses to Soria and Kabras From the lower parking we will go back 600m until a track that leaves to our right and that goes up to the cliffs of the Bco de Soria, before reaching the waterfall becomes a path that we will continue towards NE until a closed road/track that runs along the southern part of the reservoir of Las Niñas. We can follow it to the upper parking lot or take a shortcut through the Monjas mountain to the descending access trail. Another access option would be to follow the GC505 track until we reach the head of the reservoir...

Torre (Tenerife): Canyon Start

Lances: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Valle del Gran Rey We will go down the track until we reach the dam, on the orographic right side we will climb up and enter the riverbed.
Tour: A first rappel to enter the vertical and then enjoy the equipped vertical. Be very careful with the falling rocks!

Lepe: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches bcos Lepe and Bica From the lower parking lot we will go up the path that starts at the stairs of the road, it has an indicator marking the ascent to the viewpoint. Just when it flattens at the top and we have the cuts on the left we must leave the path to head to the riverbed, the viewpoint is 600m further. From the viewpoint we must descend the trail to the same point where we go to the riverbed.
Tour: Impressive vertical in which the installation was re-equipped in 2017, the one that goes on the outside is a little rusty (to take into account). 3 or 4 rappels to save this beautiful waterfall, at the base we will have to walk a little before the last rappel. This one we will find it dense, with a lot of mud and some water.

Liria: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the track to the ravine

Lloret: Canyon Start
2025-03-22: Descended after rains in the area, with good flow. Combined with Hospital.
Approach: Approach to Bcos Lloret and Clot de l'Hospital We will continue along the same track that towards the southwest goes up to the Font del divendres and Mas del Cansalader. We will pass a gate and after a couple of bends we will leave the track to go to the right on a path that goes up to Coll Ventós (at the height of the fountain and a water tank). When you reach the pass you will find a track again, after 250m there is a track on the right, it is the easiest place to access Lloret. If we continue straight ahead we would go to the head of Clot.
Tour: Only 4 rappels and many big blocks in the riverbed. The best part is the final part with the Racó del Moro and its emergence.

Lluc: Canyon Start
Tour: 3 Abseiler, 15m, 10m und 6m. Rest abklettern und wandern

Lluc: Canyon End
Return: Entweder durch den Torrent de Pareis bis zum Meer (3h) oder nach Escorca hinauf und entlang des GR-221 zurück nach Lluc

Lluc: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Dejamos el coche de retorno en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10, si lo tenemos. Con un solo vehículo aparcaremos en Lluc
Return: Entweder durch den Torrent de Pareis bis zum Meer (3h) oder nach Escorca hinauf und entlang des GR-221 zurück nach Lluc

Los Meses: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the park at the entrance of the village there is a path marked as GR 11.1 we will go up to the track that goes up to Gabardito. Soon we cross the stream
Tour: Its only problem is how short it is and that in summer it dries out. For the rest it is totally recommendable

M80: Canyon Start

Manta: Canyon Start
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Mas dels Frares: Canyon Start
Approach: Una vez aparcado el vehículo bajaremos por la pista en dirección Arbolí.En unos 10' aproximadamente llegaremos al cauce del afluente derecho. Si preferimos descender primero el afluente izquierdo (para nosotros la mejor opción), cruzaremos el cauce, bajaremos por el sendero de la derecha, y luego subiremos por el sendero que sale a la izquierda hasta llegar al cauce.
Tour: Afluente izquierdo: Bonito y sencillo descenso con una primera parte estrecha e interesante,con bonitos juegos de luces.Realizaremos un rapel de 5 metros y otro de 13 metros,para llegar a un salto de unos 4 metros, donde el barranco se abre y cambia totálmente de aspecto.Después de realizar un pequeño rapel llegaremos a la confluencia con el afluente derecho. La segunda parte del descenso transcurre por un cauce abierto, donde después de realizar un pequeño rapel de 4 metros, llegaremos a una especie de anfiteatro,y seguidamente encontraremos los rápeles de 15 y 13 metros,para terminar con un salto de unos 5 metros,(este último con cuidado).

Mela: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Mela and Sord If we have left the car in the village we will go by the road until the indicated curve. From the stones we will go straight ahead along the path, soon approaching the watercourse and zigzag down to the riverbed.
Tour: Open in its first part, it will become narrower and more beautiful as it approaches the Mela.

Monrala: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Monrala Inf We will go up the Coll de Safrà track going up the river Closetes and when we arrive at Mas de Josepó we will turn right to go down a small path to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple and with very funny water. In summer it dries out. Jumps, slides and a final abseil of 18 meters where you can start the descent.

Mozul: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the old track that goes up the stream on the orographic right, it rises until it stops at another track, we take it to the right and we follow it always with the ravine on our right. After about a kilometer and a half a detour that we take to the right takes us down to an old dam / dam, through here we access
Tour: We will start from the dike, then we will be careful not to slip on the cliffs of this beautiful canyon until we reach the rope that allows us to climb to the left ledge. The rest is handrails, cliffs and some rappels without difficulty. Very aesthetic

Mulato: Canyon Start
Comment: Nicht verifiziert: ermittelt mit:
Approach: Access to Mogán From the upper parking lot is immediate and intuitive, we will follow the track to the dam, we can go down the stairs or on one side there is an installation for abseiling of 35m.

Mulato: Canyon End
Comment:
Return: At the end of the riverbed we follow the riverbed and turn left onto a path that leads to the road.

Mulato: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment:
Access: In Mogán, take the GC200 northbound to Pie de la Cuesta. Location of Mogán Take the GC605 road to the Mulato dam and the Las Niñas dam. After 3 km we cross the bed of the ravine and soon we arrive at the Fte Guirrera, here we will park the return vehicle in one of the small lay-bys of the road. With the access vehicle we will climb another 4km to the height of the dam, in the right curve we get to the left and park here next to the fence without disturbing.
Return: At the end of the riverbed we follow the riverbed and turn left onto a path that leads to the road.

Nava: Canyon Start1
Approach: From the entrance of Puente de Vadillos, a forest track goes up to the crest of the mountain, follow it up to the top and then take a path to the left along the "crest" in a south-easterly direction until you reach the cut of the ravine.
Tour: Short but intense ravine

Negro: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bujamé and Molina bcos. By the PR, we leave by that track, that in many zones is eaten by the undergrowth, until 1km where there is a fork. This fork to the left following the descending path. About 150m later we find another fork where we will go to the right. Here we will go about 700m leaving the ridge to the right and taking the next fork to the right. From here we can already intuit the small watercourse that meters further becomes vertical. We will follow the zigzagging track for about 600m to leave it to go to the right to the cut.

Olibes: Canyon Start
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Approach: Continuamos por la carretera hasta llegar al torrente. Lo seguimos hasta empezar el descenso
Tour: Bald nach dem Einstieg steht man vor dem ersten 50m Wasserfall, dann abklettern und wandern bis man einen 100m hohen Wandgürtel mit 3 Abseilstellen überwindet, 9m, 34m und 60m. Weiter über Abkletterstellen und eine letzte 18m Abseilstelle.

Olibes: Canyon End
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Return: Auf Steigspuren oberhalb der Küste bis zum markierten Na Foradada Weg queren und über diesen zurück zum Parkplatz.

Olibes: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: Nos dirigimos por la Ma-10 hacia el mirador de Sa Foradada. Aquí dejaremos el coche
Return: Auf Steigspuren oberhalb der Küste bis zum markierten Na Foradada Weg queren und über diesen zurück zum Parkplatz.

Otonel: Canyon Start
Approach: Access with two cars is immediate. With a single car, if we leave it at the exit, we will have to either look for a hidden path that goes up to the dam or go along the road for 4kms.
Tour: Open ravine mostly of limestone tuff and travertine with waterfalls lined with green mosses and lichens. After heavy rains we can find the first rappel with water and full marmita (value flow in this case). The 60m rappel can be divided into R50 and R10. It is the only section without leaks of the whole descent and the only one that can present complications in case of strong flow.

Palmar: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Palmar and Juanjorro By the path that leaves the village towards the channel, we will surpass the walls and we will arrive at the bed of Juanjorro. If we want to do the upper part we will have to follow the path that continues ascending. Access bcos Palmar and Juanjorro For the path that crosses the Juanjorro riverbed, we change of slope for the Lomo de la Cruz and we descend to the riverbed.

Pas Tancat: Canyon Start
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Approach: With a car we will walk along the track to climb the hill taking advantage of the existing atroches. From the pass, in both options, we continue along the track walking about 300-400m to a path that goes off to the right and down the watercourse to the source of Garx (trough). From there we must head towards the riverbed until we reach the beginning of the descent.
Tour: The first part of the descent is the torrent, very spectacular for how it plunges into the Bolulla river. Its 30m rappel is a delight. The second part is the descent of the Pas Tancat itself, very narrow, closed, spectacular. It is easy to imagine how this narrow part of the river must be when it is flooded.

Paso de los Bandoleros: Canyon Start
Approach: Without a defined path we will have to walk through stones and bushes to the riverbed that can be seen below. Approach, ravine and return from the parking lot at the end of the ravine.
Tour: A first part with two rappels, the second has a handrail that we can lengthen with a plate that there is to access if the stone is wet. Then we will have almost a kilometer of walking in which it will be better to leave the riverbed on the right to reach the final vertical.

Peña Campanario: Canyon Start
Approach: Image of Peña Campanario and Tarán ravines. The approach is joint for Peña Campanario and Tarán. Before the livestock farm we take a path to the left that climbs halfway up the slope flanking the cirque in which we can see a crack in front (Tarán ravine) and begins to glimpse another more to the left Peña Campanario. We will follow this path above the ravine until we reach the entrance funnel.
Tour: 4 rappels and a few cliffs that we will have completed in one hour.

Penyals: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road and soon we get into the watercourse on the left until we find a house of bottles. We follow the watercourse and the little marked path towards the river.
Tour: Very demanding, physical and technical progression: Continuous projections, climbs, climbing, climbing skills, steps in opposition and marmitas trap that we will avoid or rappel. Essential knowledge and material for the installation of recoverable handrails.

Foratata: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Foratata, Chines, Isarre Sup and Buitrera banks. We will continue towards Bail along the path and we will find a left curve where there is a panel to La Matosa where we will go along this well-marked path to the rock bridge at the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: A first very narrow part that we can descend in opposition until we reach the perforated marmita that we will rappel. Here we will enter an area of chaos where there is an old maquis shelter. We will be under the visor. Just out of this area we enter the great vertical.

Pinarra (Chorro): Canyon Start
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Approach: We will leave by the path of the old port seeing the waterfalls at our side. The trail approaches halfway uphill (escape if necessary) and goes away again. Almost at 2000m we will see that the trail continues northward away from the whole and a cairn indicates a path to the left by which to access the headwaters. If we want to avoid the first rappel/destrep we can access further down.
Tour: Alpine descent, in naturals. Many of them can be avoided because the canyon is quite open. In the big rappel, in parallel, on the orographic right, there is a natural in tree that allows you to reach a meeting, from which you descend a section by the active and that can end in the pool, but it needs a very long rope, about 100 m and difficult recovery (2024.07-P.Sanchez). The best thing is that if they are going to descend by the orographic right, that the last one recovers the rope from above and descends by the orographic left from the tree and rappels of 16+60+25.(2024.07-P.Sanchez)

Poleo: Canyon Start
Approach: By a half track to the west, we cross a gate and continue through pastures, spotting the bed of our ravine in the background, at some point we will only have to look for the path that goes down to the riverbed.
Tour: Ver topo.

Porqueros: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Igueste-Hondo ravine By the water channel about 400m to reach the ravine.

Pouet: Canyon Start
Approach: Ver Wikiloc
Tour: Este descenso tiene su interés en el rápel final: la gran caída de casi 100 metros. El resto de barranco se podría decir que es muy normalito. El salto de 98 metros está fraccionado, tiene una repisa cómoda y amplia. Para acceder, hay que hacer un péndulo de un metro.

Pozo Maeso: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters ahead there is a forest trail to the right that leads down to the bed of the ravine of the Fuente de la Zorra. We cross, make the ascent and in the next descent we arrive at our ravine.
Tour: – TODO –

Raboses: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go straight ahead on the path that goes up the slope, about 600m later we will see a large milestone, at which point we must leave the trail and go right on a path a little loser to the head of the ravine.
Tour: It is a very simple canyon/ferrata, ideal for beginners.

Raco de la Gralla: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines in the area Same approach as to Caramella, we follow the path that goes along the stream, crosses to the orographic right. Soon the path separates and we turn left, go up the ravine by the cliffs to the height of the Cua de Cavall and cross the stream. Here we have the lower access, we continue a little further and at the junction we leave the path of Caramella on the right, we go left and cross the stream again. At this point we cross the other path that goes up to here, much harder but shorter. We will continue climbing leaving a trail junction to go to the right and this path will take us to the riverbed.
Tour: Quite open, with well dug rappels that after the walking area with the crossing with the access path we will have the most spectacular part in which we chain a R20, a small rappel to replace the handrail access to R50. We will continue with several rappels and somewhat delicate skills until we reach the junction with the Bco Caramella.

Regacens: Canyon Start

Regacens (Abrigo de): Canyon Start

Relleu: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the trail to the reservoir, here we change banks and, now on a path, we continue to the dam where we will find the first rappel.
Tour: A first rappel from the left side of the dam of about 20-25m, then a short climb to reach the handrail of the second rappel. With 70m we could reach this handrail. After these rappels we get into some beautiful narrows with water.

Rio Salto (Alava): Canyon Start

Roque Largo: Canyon Start
Approach: We head south along the Tablada road, after 300m we turn to the right, already sensing the course of our ravine.

Rotes: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will go up the same access past the pond. We will continue along the track walking until we reach the height of the electric cables and a canalization, there we will go down to the creek.
Tour: Dry descent except in spring when it can be lively and can be a very entertaining descent.

Royo: Canyon Start

San Pere de Rubies: Canyon Start
Approach: Access is obvious and almost immediate
Tour: A highly excavated, calcareous riverbed with beautiful formations.

Sant Honorat: Canyon Start
Approach: Bco Rumbay, Roca del Corb and Sant Honorat We pass the complex on the right and after passing the swimming pool we will leave the path of the corb rock to the left and go to the Font Viva, there we will turn right towards the Collada de Sant Honorat (well indicated) up there we will follow the track/path to the left to the remains of the Ermita de Sant Honorat.
Tour: We will start with some spectacular rappels under the entrance arch (this part is also known as barranc del triple arc), there are about 40m of rappel, this first part is very vertical until we reach the path of the coll de Mur where the Bco Sant Honorat itself begins in a winding crevasse that we will install from a bush.

Sella: Canyon Start

Espinal: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el aparcamiento de Escorca sale una senda dirección Lluc, paralela a la carretera que en poco tiempo nos deja en la riera de nuestro barranco a la altura de la Font de s’Espinal
Tour: Die Schlucht kann nach der Ersten Klamm nach rechts verlassen werden, dann nur ein Auto notwendig. Steigt man die Klamm komplett ab lässt man am Besten ein zweiten Auto am Touristenparkplatz in Lluc

Espinal: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Dejamos el coche en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10. Si hacemos la versión integral, lo mejor, es dejar el coche de retorno en Lluc
Return: Una vez realizados los primeros rápeles, en la zona más cerrada, podremos salir a la derecha y remontar hasta la senda de acceso. Si llegamos hasta el final del torrente, salimos a la derecha a Son Colom y el collado de Esglesia para poder ir hasta Lluc

Espinal: Canyon End
Return: Una vez realizados los primeros rápeles, en la zona más cerrada, podremos salir a la derecha y remontar hasta la senda de acceso. Si llegamos hasta el final del torrente, salimos a la derecha a Son Colom y el collado de Esglesia para poder ir hasta Lluc

Espinal: Parking at Entry
Access: Dejamos el coche en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10. Si hacemos la versión integral, lo mejor, es dejar el coche de retorno en Lluc
Return: Una vez realizados los primeros rápeles, en la zona más cerrada, podremos salir a la derecha y remontar hasta la senda de acceso. Si llegamos hasta el final del torrente, salimos a la derecha a Son Colom y el collado de Esglesia para poder ir hasta Lluc

Espinal: Parking at Exit
Access: Dejamos el coche en Escorca en el pk. 25 de la Ma-10. Si hacemos la versión integral, lo mejor, es dejar el coche de retorno en Lluc

Sijar: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will follow the Cami de Castells track until the aforementioned left curve just before the pass. From here, in both options, we will go straight ahead in that curve to go up a small hill, the path is a little marked, and after passing the hill, we will find ourselves almost at the head of the ravine.
Tour: A first split abseil with a two-person ledge could be done in one go. Then a succession of rappels of all types, some with the possibility of mounting handrails for access.

Solan de Cabras: Canyon Start

Solapones: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes to the Bermeja cut, soon we have the watercourse of our ravine to the right.

Soler: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have two cars from the prevenorio it is immediate. With one car, we will go up the street of the San Vicente school towards the Preventive Center. At the top of the street we will take the fork to the right. We make the two curves and at the end of them there is a path that goes up the slope towards the preventorio.
Tour: A first rappel that can be split, followed by a zone of dexterity to then return to rappels. In the final part we will have the possibility of doing a zip line in the last rappel to avoid the pool, to secure the zip line because the reception can be hard.

Son Nebot: Canyon Start
Approach: Saldremos por la carretera andando dirección Lluc, a los 500m, antes de la curva de izquierdas ya vemos a nuestra derecha arriba los paredones a descender, nos metemos por el bosque en busca de la subida que está marcada. Una vez arriba, bajo Es Frontó giramos al norte para dirigirnos a la vaguada del torrente.
Tour: 10m, 40m (weit anpendeln, Fixseil eventuell vorhanden), 45m, 52m

Son Nebot: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Por la MA-10 entre Soller y Lluc, el mismo aparcamiento de Gorg Blau junto al p.k 29. Donde está el acueducto y el desvío a Sa Calobra.
Return: Al llegar abajo saldremos por el mismo sitio que hemos subido hasta la carretera

Sumidero: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road and shortly after a forest trail to the right and crosses the river. We continue straight ahead to the foot of the mountain. Here we leave the main trail and take one that climbs to the top. When you reach the change of slope you can see the ravine on the right. We leave the path and go down to the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: 5 rappels, the first one in a cantilever

Taborno: Canyon Start

Taran: Canyon Start
Approach: Image of Peña Campanario and Taran ravines. The approach is joint for Peña Campanario and Taran. Before the livestock farm we take a path to the left that climbs halfway up the slope flanking the cirque in which we can see a crack in front (Tarán ravine) and begins to glimpse another more to the left Peña Campanario. Follow this path over the ravine until you reach the funnel entrance of Camapanario, cross the stream and continue along the back of the Peña del Campanario. After passing this pass we enter the funnel of Tarán. We just have to go down.
Tour: Several abseils and rappels in a short, fast and easy canyon.

Tartera: Canyon Start
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Approach: We go north along the track and turn left along the remains of another track to take a path that goes down to the bco de les Planes, cross it and follow the path that goes into the Fontfreda gorge, here we leave the path that goes up it to the right and we will go to the left to cross it to take the path that goes up the Tartera gorge along its orographic left bank. We will go a dozen meters above the ravine by a kind of strip until we reach the height of 600m where we turn left to enter. It is assumed that as of February 2020 it has been cleared and marked with points and milestones.
Tour: We will enter just above the rappels, and then it will be a succession of drops, jumps and pools until we reach the ravine of Planes.

Tolivia: Canyon Start

Torto: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the village to follow the GR towards the west, we will pass by a fountain and a kilometer and a little further on we will see a post with a detour that we will take to the right, we will follow these marks until we go down to the river bed.
Tour: Easy descent except for the first rappel through the trap pit, a guide can be installed for the rest of the group.

Tres en Raya: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: We take the N-2 until the second exit Collbató (575). Then we continue on the secondary road to the "Bruc Residencial", where we take the first road (Can Marques) up until we reach a path on the right towards "Rest. Vinya Nova" on the right. Once we reach the restaurant, we follow the path to the left until we reach the Can Jorba farmhouse, where we will park.
Return: We follow the path below the climbing routes to the right of the stream until we reach the farmhouse where we parked the car.

Tres en Raya: Canyon End
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Return: We follow the path below the climbing routes to the right of the stream until we reach the farmhouse where we parked the car.

Tres en Raya: Canyon Start
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Approach: We follow the path on foot further uphill to the left of the farmhouse until we reach a path on the right marked with red markings (easy to miss, watch out!). Once we are on the path (which is not very easy to see in some places), we follow it further uphill until the ascent flattens out and leads down to the streambed.
Tour: Easy descent with many climbing passages and counter-movements, some hollows filled with "dubious" water at the exit of some abseils, which can always be bypassed with a little skill or by attaching handrails. The abseils are generally short until the end of the descent, where we find the longest, the last of which is 30 meters long with a flying end. Please be particularly careful with the salamanders in the first part of the canyon

Trucho: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Lumos, Medio, Alpán and Trucho From the parking lot by the path that goes north, we have the valley of the stream of Arpán and Turcho, follow the path that goes down this little valley to the site, from the cave we will have a continuous water emergence, from here we can get into the bed
Tour: Open descent with some vegetation, without great difficulties except for a couple of 7m rappels.

Urkita: Canyon Start

Urtzabal: Canyon Start
Approach: Arritzaga and Urtzabal Accesses We leave by the track that goes up to the Txindoki and at the height of the post (repeater) we follow a path that leaves the Txindoki to one side and enters the ravine. Another option is, if you do Arritzaga, from the same parking a path to the right that zig-zags up to pass into the valley of the ravine of Urtzabal. In a very closed curve to the left, soon it leaves a path little marked to the right that descends towards the head of the ravine.
Tour: A simple descent with plenty of cliffs. Some of the rappels may be uninstalled or precarious, but there is always the option of natural ones.

Urtzabal: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we arrive at a track that to the left takes us to the hermitage. A little before there is also a path to the left.

Urtzabal: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From the A1, we take the GI2131 to Alegría. We continue on the GI2133 to Amezketa, we pass it and soon we arrive at Larraitz. Arritzaga and Urtzabal Accesses (D. Dulanto - 2009) We can park at the hermitage or go left to the parking lot to climb the Txindoki.
Return: After the last rappel we arrive at a track that to the left takes us to the hermitage. A little before there is also a path to the left.

Vasillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the forest track and we go to the right on the path that goes up to the source of Bañaderos. We continue until we pass the Rubio corral, which is the moment to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Only two rappels but it will be worth it.

Quebrada (Cuenca): Canyon Start
Approach: With car combination is immediate, you can see the access from the track where we parked. Without combination of cars (From the bridge) by the road where we have come, we have to look for a small path little marked on the right hand side and ascend doing Z to the top of the Quebrada slope.
Tour: Very simple. The first part lacks interest. The 5 rappels are in the final zone near the Poyatos. It finishes in the ravine of Poyatos that we can continue or leave by the path of the right that goes parallel to the ravine of Poyatos.

Vica: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches bcos Lepe and Bica We go back a few meters and descend towards the ravine.

Volat del Voltor: Canyon Start

Vallegon (Tributary): Canyon Start

Arroyo Castañero: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have access vehicle we will only have to go down to the stream. From the return car we will have to go up the slope, by the orographic left of the river, we will look for a firebreak that leads us to another larger firebreak, we will follow it up to the track above. We take this track to the left and arrive at the upper parking point.

La Corredora: Canyon Start
Approach: From Fleix we leave towards Benigembla and after 100m we have the detour to the right by the PR CV 147, we go down to the Font Grossa and the washhouse, after passing them the path of the PR CV 147 (path of the steps). We will go down it passing the Fleix cave to the bottom (bco infiern). We will go up the path until halfway up in a sharp left curve, we will see the entrance to the right to the riverbed. From the parking of Infern is very simple, go down the PR (return of the Infern ravine) about 20min to the curve mentioned above.
Tour: The first part is more open with one rappel and several ramps. The second closed part with two more rappels

Torre (Castellon): Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track upwards, we will have a track on the left that we pass and soon we reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: It starts with the waterfall that is overcome in 3 rappels. Then a couple of rappels and the canyon is over.

Lliset: Canyon Start
Approach: Looking at the cemetery we will go out to the right to go down through the fields to the riverbed. We will follow the riverbed towards the vertical until we find the first rappel.
Tour: There are those who comment that in the first part there is a lot of bramble that prevents us from advancing well... We arrive at a first rappel of 12m that we will lengthen, to be sure, until we reach the second rappel almost at the vertical. With the second rappel we reach the first overhanging belay. From here another 9m to reach the magnificent R42-43 with its also hung meeting.

Oms: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the track on the left, we will approach the head of the basin. Here we will see its peculiar entrance corridor
Tour: A first part with its longest rappel, followed by the fattened area where the trap traps will make us sweat (they have fixed rope) to finish with another more open to flow into the reservoir.

Racons: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track up to the sharp right turn. Here we go down to the stream.
Tour: A first part next to the track, crosses the track and enters the strait where the 50m rappel is located.

A Valle: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track until it crosses the riverbed.
Tour: A few steps will lead us to the final part where we have the rappels, especially the final 45m which is divided into 30 + 15m.

Berrakaran: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 5min/2h/5min | ⭐ | 41m
Approach: We follow the course of the stream
Tour: First very vertical and interesting part that usually does not usually carry water. After the upwelling the river will carry water but surely the smell of dead animals will make us consider taking one of the escapes that are there.

Cuesta Baron: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and head towards the meadows and the forest in front of us, our stream will be on the right. Where we can best climb the orographic right of the stream up to almost 1650m where a characteristic rock indicates the time to access the stream.
Tour: see sketch

Bocino: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the GR towards Ortigosa, soon the track turns right, crosses the stream and heads towards the rocks of the staircase. We will see a path that goes to our left and climbs to the top of the rocks, leaving the ravine on the right. We will go up until we reach the top and follow the cliffs towards the south until we see that we can access the ravine.
Tour: Simple, fattened and if it carries enough water it is aesthetic and interesting although excessively short and simple. Only 4 rappels and a few skills

Arnes: Canyon Start

Cillaperlata: Canyon Start
Approach: We get into a path that goes into the forest to climb the hill that remains to our left. After the hill we reach the road to Oña, we take it to the right and soon we reach the stream.
Tour: Simple descent that is usually dry or nearly dry most of the time.

Agueras: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track on the right, we make a sharp left turn and 100m later there is a path to the right that first goes up the slope and then heads west to get into the valley of our descent. The trail is approaching the stream, when we see that it is feasible to go down we will descend to the riverbed. If we follow it all the way we reach the height of the dry creek.

Alisos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the dam we follow the path of the old hydroelectric plant, here we will see the old pipe that fell from the top of the mountain, we will ascend along its side and when we reach the top we turn left following the channel. Soon we will find a path that takes us down to the stream.
Tour: Descent in which the most remarkable feature is the Cervigona waterfall.

Racons (Castellon): Canyon Start

Fraimo: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the new track (at first in the opposite direction to the previous track), the ruined hut / corral, Casimiro, until we reach the riverbed.
Tour: Open canyon but very vertical and aesthetic, we will not stop rappelling and climbing up to the base of the cirque.

Gabaldon: Canyon Start
v4 a1 III | 20min/0min/10min | ⭐ | 50m
Approach: Along the white and green marked trail we will climb the cliffs up to the obvious entrance of the ravine.
Tour: A split vertical, the long rappel is made from a hanging belay.

Rosella: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Bcos Rosella and Toll d'En Drac We leave along this path to cross the Rosella river, the path turns to the right and goes halfway down the slope over the ravine, when the cuts are evident, we will see a milestone marking the descent to the right to the river.
Tour: Simple except for the final rappel with a 30m long rappel and hanging belay.

Llano Casa: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one car we will drive up the road to Llano de la Casa. We access the river from the recreational area.
Tour: Descent without anything remarkable, the 20m rappel, a couple of jumps and little else. To entertain us with the water in May/June.

Brezos: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the recreational area trail up to the Chimoche cabin, here we turn left (east) along the portillo del Topo trail to the safety railing over our ravine.

Marcovin: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge it is immediate
Tour: Natural descent, if we catch it with water, it is a very interesting descent.

Palo Blanco: Canyon Start

Pedroso: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have gone up by car, the access is direct. If not, we will have to make the ascent on foot.
Tour: The descent has 3 parts, the first one from the bridge to the hermitage, which is a descent of steep slopes, cliffs, and footing. The second part, from the Hermitage, is the most interesting and sportive part. The river is accumulating water and finally we will have to work with the ropes and some jumps. The final part is quite a bit heavier with a lot of badinas and dexterity. The third part is dark and badinas. The three parts begin and end at bridges, so the descent can be shortened as much as necessary.

Peña Yerma: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso barrancos Torretones y Peña Yerma Desde el monasterio saldremos por una pista que sube a la parte superior del cordal. Seguiremos esta pista hasta los Torretones donde nos echaremos a la derecha en busca de nuestro barranco (es un poco jabalinada esta parte) pero la subida es muy cómoda. Desde la curva de la carretera saldremos por el sendero de Las Carboneras, cruzaremos el arroyo y subiremos hasta el collado. Una vez allí giramos a la izquierda en busca de la pista superior y antes de llegar a los Torretones encontraremos un senderito con algún mojón que nos lleva a la cabecera. Atención Peña Yerma y Torretones están muy juntos. No os vayáis a confundir
Tour: Descenso estrecho y muy vertical hasta que se abre y llegamos al bosque.

Torretones: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso barrancos Torretones y Peña Yerma Desde el monasterio saldremos por una pista que sube a la parte superior del cordal. Seguiremos esta pista hasta los Torretones donde nos echaremos a la derecha en busca de nuestro barranco (es un poco jabalinada esta parte) pero la subida es muy cómoda. Desde la curva de la carretera saldremos por el sendero de Las Carboneras, cruzaremos el arroyo y subiremos hasta el collado. Una vez allí giramos a la izquierda en busca de la pista superior y antes de llegar a los Torretones encontraremos un senderito con algún mojón que nos lleva a la cabecera. Atención Peña Yerma y Torretones están muy juntos. No os vayáis a confundir
Tour: Descenso estrecho y muy vertical hasta que se abre y llegamos al bosque.

Barco: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have been able to reach the end of the track, the access is immediate, otherwise we will have to walk this part of the track.
Tour: 3 nice rappels and then exit to the left to the PR. If we want to continue and make it integral we will follow the PR to the right and a few hundred meters later we will return to the riverbed.

Chorron: Canyon Start

Fondo (Alicante): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-11: Nice uncomplicated canyon. Used the bush on the long rappel as a relay. In summer, the ascent in the Crucible is certainly challenging.
Access: Bei 39.0478860N, 0.2267853W von der N322 abzweigen zum P
Return: Wie Hinweg

Fondo (Alicante): Waypoint
2026-01-11: Nice uncomplicated canyon. Used the bush on the long rappel as a relay. In summer, the ascent in the Crucible is certainly challenging.
Comment: Abzweig zum P
Approach: Vom P dem anfangs markiert Weg durch das Tor und linkshaltend an der Plantage entlang bis rechts ein Pfad abzweigt. Steinmann. Weiter das trockene Bachbett queren und dicht rechts des alten Steinbruchs Pfad hinauf. Auf diesem in großer Kehre an Höhe gewinnen. An einem Pfahl mit Schild "Perill zona Barrancs" rechts steil hinab. Bei einer Kiefer endet der Pfad abrupt. Ersten 2 Abseillängen. Den eindeutigen Pfad weiter.

Fondo (Alicante): Canyon Start
2026-01-11: Nice uncomplicated canyon. Used the bush on the long rappel as a relay. In summer, the ascent in the Crucible is certainly challenging.
Approach: Vom P dem anfangs markiert Weg durch das Tor und linkshaltend an der Plantage entlang bis rechts ein Pfad abzweigt. Steinmann. Weiter das trockene Bachbett queren und dicht rechts des alten Steinbruchs Pfad hinauf. Auf diesem in großer Kehre an Höhe gewinnen. An einem Pfahl mit Schild "Perill zona Barrancs" rechts steil hinab. Bei einer Kiefer endet der Pfad abrupt. Ersten 2 Abseillängen. Den eindeutigen Pfad weiter.
Tour: Immer dem Pfad/ der Schlucht folgen bis man wieder auf den Aufstieg trifft.

Fondo (Alicante): Canyon End
Return: Wie Hinweg

Cubileta: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the ravine and go up an old track for about 15-20min to reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: Open, fairly simple and with interesting flow in spring, autumn and after rains.

San Martin (Peña Muro): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bco de la Virgen, As Tablas and San Martín From Rodellar take the road to Cheto, after reaching the two houses of the village of Cheto, the road enters a wooded valley and reaches its other side (access to Bco de la Virgen), here comes a path to our right (to the east) that goes up the divide with the ravine of Cheto on our right. We do not go straight ahead to the Balced mountain range until the divide reaches the head of Cheto. At this point we will find a forgotten path that comes from the right and our path turns left to the north to get right into the Bco de San Martin.
Tour: It is not a great descent, it can be an option for those days when everything else is impracticable and continue it with the Bco de la Virgen...

Escosal (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the siding we have a path that goes up the slope, the trail becomes losing soon after starting the climb. We will continue ascending, between brambles towards a small ridge, after this ridge we will descend to a channel that takes us directly to the riverbed, surely we will have to secure the descent from a tree to be able to descend to the river.
Tour: Narrow and dark fissure, a unique environment and spectacular formations. 4 rappels and several chutes and slides before it opens near the road.

Leza: Canyon Start
v1 a2 II | 0min/4h/0min | ⭐ | m
Approach: Immediate, go down to the river
Tour: We will descend this beautiful canyon, enjoying the cliffs, jumps and the occasional slide.

Bolugas: Canyon Start
Approach: We start walking following the same track and the same direction until we reach a characteristic fallen chestnut tree (marked with wpt) and begin to descend through the forest following traces of trails, we look for the right and we stick to some walls to continue descending to the mouth of the cave. The descent is quite steep and if we do not find the steps well can be complicated, it is very common to end up putting the rope to trees to reach the riverbed.
Tour: After visiting the cave we begin the descent with some curious skills by jungle blocks, we reach the confluence with the Bolugas river and we have a stretch of walking along the river, quite open, with some projections, until walls appear and the first rappel. It is a R 12 m. That leaves us in another curious place with blocks, roof, an optional corridor, and a beautiful turquoise pool. We continue with small projections and we arrive at the remains of a wall of an old dam, to the left in a tree the second rappel and we arrive at the spectacular sinkhole.

Aguasaliu: Canyon Start
Approach: We have the option of doing the ferrata and at the end take the path that climbs to the waterfall, or leave by the path of the steps, cross the bridge and also take the path that climbs gradually to the side of the waterfall. We will continue towards the water outlet of aguasaliú passing by a granary.
Tour: A little below the upwelling we start between blocks to reach the first rappel, from here the canyon will become more vertical until R50.

Carmeneru: Canyon Start
v1 a4 II | 5min/2h/30min | ⭐ | m
Approach: We could cross the farm towards the river but, out of respect, we better go down the road to the river bridge and take the path on the orographic right. After passing an old bridge we will get into the riverbed just before the beginning of the boxed part of the trail.
Tour: Aquatic trekking with small cliffs, some slides and even some small jumps.

Riu Juente Mujosa: Canyon Start

Taranes: Canyon Start

Seu Espina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the quarry along the path of Pierzo peak to the pass, on the other side the sheepfolds of Aranga, we leave the path of the peak and we get into these plains to pass to the other side to take the path that descends to the cirque of the Salgaredo river. Halfway up we will reach a fountain / trough where the trail forks. Here we have two options, continue down to the Seu Espina or take the path to the left around the cirque towards the Palombinos, on the other side we have the Sorbeyu.

Rio Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: OpenStreetMap (OSM) Mapping Lower part Follow the Roman Way trail, cross the bridge over the Admuel stream and follow the path to the next bridge, which crosses the Rio Seco. Upper part We follow a diffuse path towards the SW, which directs us towards the ravine; we advance with the same orientation, descending through the forest, along the most obvious paths, until we reach the riverbed.
Tour: For less than 600 m the riverbed does not offer anything to highlight; some marmitas begin to appear interspersed by some short projections. Generally, everything will be dry. Afterwards, we arrive at another 4-meter high bank that leads to a marmita with a certain depth; then there are more high banks. We advance for about 1 km between walking and small ledges; we arrive at the bridge that crosses the ravine by the Senda Romana del Iregua. We continue along the riverbed and, quickly, there are two 3-meter long, climbable ledges; we reach an R10 with water at its base; we continue for a few meters, some ledges with water, avoidable; a corridor with water connects with the Iregua River, where the descent ends.

Sorbeyu: Canyon Start

Umbria (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the ramp to the Bco de la Umbría and go straight ahead. We go through a track and continue south looking for the most comfortable way to climb. We will go turning to the SE following a "losing path" that we will see that goes to the upper zone of the rocky outcrops without going up to the peaks. We go around the cirque to rappel and reach the dry course to descend.
Tour: A vertical and a vertical...

Huma: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to jump the fence and head towards the karst. If we see the shepherd or the owner and ask for permission, all the better. Then just follow the riverbed to the first rappel.
Tour: Canyon equipped for the rainy season, without water it loses all interest. Except for the 32m waterfall, the rest of the canyon can be climbed or descended by the side.

Quiles: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars from the bluff we leave the track on a road that goes down to the ravine. With only one car we go back along the road about 1km and we will see on the right a milestone to take a PR that goes up the hillside zigzagging to the Buey Negro, there we will see the access track and the cliff.
Tour: Technical descents, handrails, diverters, splitting,...

Buitrero: Canyon Start
Approach: With access car, we will continue walking along the track down to the ravine, when the track ends we will follow a path that takes us down to the ravine. If we have only one car from the parking lot we cross the river Villahermosa at the height of the source. On the opposite slope we will see a path that winds uphill, we follow it through some cuts with stunning views and will leave us on the access track.
Tour: Dry canyon, long and without great difficulties except for the 25m rappel.

Cingla: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR (path on the left) leaving on our right the path to the Via Ferrata de la Mulatica. When you reach the signpost (about 2kms) turn right towards Canales. We will continue along this section of the GR until we reach the dry riverbed of the ravine where we will follow it.
Tour: Easy descent with almost all rappels avoidable except R3 and R4. At the end we can make the via ferrata of La Mulatica and a little further down to ride a zip line or guided over the fountain (we must carry badges).

Peñas Rubias: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car below we will cross the river and following the marks we will arrive at a wooden sign PR63.2, we will follow it up the ravine by a little marked path with the ravine always on the right. At some point we will see a block embedded in the bed with the first rappel, we go down to it. If we access from above we only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A first rappel that can be guided to save the trap pit. You can get out of the pit from one side. Then another rappel and we get into the waterfall with its 4 rappels, the last one with the installation in a cantilever (no more than 2 people!!!). The last rappel in ramp could be avoided, they are about 28m very slippery so it is better to insure.

Peñas Rubias: Unknown
Comment: Peñas Rubias

Cañada Royo: Canyon Start
Approach: Advance along the riverbed, almost to the base of the last 35m rappel, go up the torrentera on the right orographic side of the ravine, as shown on the map, you gain a lot of height with respect to the ravine and then it is quite difficult to go down.
Tour: 3 dry rappels, in the second one we will find a spectacular cavity.

Font Llop: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track for another kilometer and in a sharp left curve there is a track on the right, we go along it until a curve to the left with good views as a "Mirador". From here looking at the valley we have the stream on our left and a path that goes down. It is immediate
Tour: Without too many complications except for the final part which is a little more vertical.

Goba Haundi: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track that goes up the Orduña river, crosses it and when it crosses it again it becomes a path. We follow this winding path to the buttresses where we find the entrance to the cave. Access is via handrails and fixed ropes along a fairly exposed path.
Tour: Normally dry in the first part up to the upwelling. Some first vertical rappels and a very easy second part. (27.07.2025-arRISKeus- Apodaka, J.) the P55 has been re-equipped after several rescues in the last months.

Gila: Canyon Start
Approach: From La Gila by the track that goes to the west, we will see the cut and the ravine. We will go down cross-country where we can best
Tour: Vertical and open descent with only two rappels.

Parras (Tributary): Canyon Start

Reguero Puente Cura: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go along the track towards the mound, go around the crop fields towards the peak and go around them, without going up to the peak we turn right towards the riverbed.

Adrada: Canyon Start
v3 a3 III | 0min/3h/5min | ⭐ | 25m
Approach: Continue along the track until you take a well-marked path on the left that goes uphill. Take the first crossing on the right and a second crossing on the left, reaching an area where the road becomes flat. The path begins to ascend again where we will find a milestone that introduces us to the riverbed. Image: Madrid Federation of Speleology
Tour: Little boxed ravine being punctual the dangerous zones before a flood. Canyon between abundant trees with areas of pools at the end of the rappels quite aesthetic. It is better to descend with water as it has numerous pools (avoid August). The lower section has only two rappels. Do not confuse the ravine with the "picturesque corner" of Charco de la Hoya, which is located below this place.

Carrasca: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez
Tour: Two parts, the first part is more open and ends at the milestone, with easier rappels and a clear return. The second part is more fattened with longer rappels, especially the last one of 45m over the Jucar.

Hoz (Valencia): Canyon Start

Roca Narius: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we will go up the track and in the same place as if we had parked, we will go over the cuttings to the dry riverbed.
Tour: Fast descent with only 4 rappels

Carboneras: Canyon Start
Approach: For the upper part, by the path that leaves after the deposit we will go into the forest towards the upper pass. Cross the stream (return point) and continue climbing now on the orographic right. We will continue climbing up to about 1250m, just before the beech forest to get into the ravine following some cairns. The lower part is immediately accessible.
Tour: The upper part is much more vertical with 6 rappels of up to 30m. The lower part is open and with the attraction of the cave (no need for a front face).

Palomas (Valencia): Canyon Start

Vinyes: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Vinyes and Pantanet We will cross the bridge and follow the path that runs parallel to the river we will pass in front of a farmhouse in ruins and behind it we will descend to the river in search of an easy way to cross. Once we cross, we will ascend along the walls and the slope that go above the riverbed and following the milestones, in the direction of the antennas as a reference until the last one that will deposit us in the watercourse of this ravine and we will descend by the blurred and dressed path to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: It could be an interesting descent but the undergrowth in the area makes progression difficult, better if we go with pruning shears. A few short rappels lead us to the final vertical above the Pantanet. (Contribution) We will begin with a handrail of 15 m which avoids all the vegetation that there is in the channel (recommended rope between 8 and 9) to continue by a small rappel of 7 m which will leave us in a fractional of 10 m, to continue descending bordering the channel of the ravine by its right side which is overdressed. We will arrive at a bifurcation and we will continue towards the left to continue with the bordering of the dressed riverbed, until arriving at a vertical and to our left we will find the head of 15 m which will deposit us out of the vegetation to next take the rappel of 10 m and fractioning with the rappel of 10 m which leaves us in a pool where we find the last rappel of 12 m. Once down we will only have to climb up to the river.

Linares: Canyon Start
Approach: From the esplanade along the track we reach the ravine and enter from the left.
Tour: Thanks to the channel, it almost always carries a trickle of water.

Muertos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Muertos, Sanes and Paleras banks The cemetery is located just at the exit of the bcos de los Muertos and Palera. We will look for the path that leaves from the curve and that goes to half height, it is the PR CV 59 that goes up to the Orihuela mountain range, after gaining the first meters in a westerly direction, it enters the valley of Sanes changing the course to the north. The trail continues to climb with a couple of steps a little more delicate until you reach the head of Sanes, here we turn right onto a path towards a pine tree that is seen next to the riverbed. From this pine tree the descent begins.
Tour: After the first rappel, we will have an area of climbing skills to approach the 40m vertical, which is fractioned, where we will have to install the access handrail. We will have to be clear if we want to split or not for rope management. Just below we have the next much shorter rappel, which leads us to another rappel with a possible diverter to the left. We will do the next rappel with the possibility of setting up a guide, before the last two rappels.

Useros: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez "The owner of the house does not like to be parked in the tilled area, it is better to leave the car in the area where the waypoint "Parking" is marked. He also recommends not to pass through the middle of the olive trees, he told us to pass right next to the wall of the house, so we don't step on the field. Try to respect him. " By Elvis Ente Please note that the area is a private estate. According to the exit track of the Useros ravine, it passes through a private property. "The correct access is to continue along the path of the exit route, following the path or the edge of the canvas until you reach the road." New track posted without passing through private property.
Tour: Two parts, the first one more open and with easier rappels, with a loophole before the R35, from here it gets more closed and we have rappels up to 50m.

Pertecates: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximation to Pertecaste and Olla ravines Immediate
Tour: Very continuous and interesting. We will be rappelling each of the steps until we reach the Tous reservoir.

Reclas: Canyon Start
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Pantanet: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Vinyes and Pantanet By a path to the orographic right up to the abandoned mill, here we will get into the riverbed.
Tour: Succession of jumps and jumps until it opens

Rupurupay: Canyon Start
Approach: From the viewpoint the ravine is on the left. We will see a small path that goes down to the riverbed.
Tour: Very slippery, be careful with the rope recovery on the 30m + 15m rappel.

Palomarejas: Canyon Start
Approach: Going up the creek along the PR until you can't go any further.
Tour: Once we can no longer continue we get into the water and go up the stream until it reopens. The return we will do it by the same creek

Escuciarreu: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we will go up the track to the fountain. From the fountain we leave to the right by the path that goes east towards the walls of the waterfall. Along this path we will go uphill until we pass over these walls. Here we will see that the path is carved into the rock and a path to the right that leads to the stream, we will take it to cross a fence and enter the height of some beech trees. If we pass this point, later the path goes down to the stream so we would walk a while longer along the riverbed.
Tour: A first vertiginous and technical part in which we will descend the waterfall in 4 rappels. Be careful that the rock is slippery if it is wet, especially in the second rappel, which is very exposed. Then the descent loses some intensity as the rappels are shorter and more spaced out.

Salt Chella: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate access from the bridge
Tour: A first secured landing from the bridge or by a path to the left of the waterfall. The first facility is just at the beginning of the jump to the left and we can make the full descent down almost without getting wet. If we want to get into the asset there is a facility 20m to the right.

Gorgutes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking the path that goes up to the Ibón de Gorgutes and Puerto de la Glera. About 40m later the path approaches the river, we will see a milestone indicating where to descend.
Tour: Fairly open but quite flowing descent with very nice rappels from trees up to 32m.

San Martin (Ara): Canyon Start
Approach: At the exit of Broto on the north side we have the detour to Oto, next to the waterfall and the Sorrosal river. We will arrive at Oto and after leaving aside the campsite we will continue straight ahead along the track next to the Ara river. Just in front of Sarvisé the ravine flows into the Ara, this is the point to park. If we have two cars (option to investigate) we would have to see if the track that leaves from the camping Oto by the slope of the mountain is passable in vehicle, in which case the access would be immediate.
Tour: Dry canyon except after rains, it is quite open and has a couple of nice areas.

Agua (Valencia): Canyon Start

Colorado (Alava): Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave towards the east, following the mountain range towards Moncalvillo. A kilometer after starting to walk, the track heads north, makes a right turn and leaves a track on the left that heads north along the ridge. After the turn, 60m later we have a kind of track on the left that goes into the Colorado valley, we get in here and soon begins the descent.
Tour: A first rappel that can be climbed (better to belay) to enter the Colorado. Then a walking area to reach the next two natural rappels. We will continue to go to the R6 and soon to the beautiful R18 at the end. We will only have to walk between walls at the bottom of the canyon.

Fondo (Irues): Canyon Start

Verdugo: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the water channel to the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Short canyon, with three rappels, a multitude of jumps and several slides. Almost all the points of commitment have the possibility of going around them out of the riverbed. It is also possible to escape to the slope by simple climbs.

Delika: Canyon Start
Approach: Location of the ravines of Salto del Nervión Once in the parking we go to the viewpoint and before arriving we go to the right towards the river and cross it, the path continues and approaches a fence, we will look for the anchors. Access to the ravines of the Circo del Nervión After the jump, the first ravine is the frailecillo and the following one is ours, if we go too far we arrive at Delika's ravine.
Tour: Vertical descent without respite. The rappels are chained to the bottom.

Can Malo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the river to its confluence with our ravine and through the forest we will climb a hill to a free refuge in this area. We will continue climbing this hill leaving the forest behind us until an altitude of about 1900m with our ravine always on the left. At this height we will look for the best way to access the stream. It is a long and hard access but the views are worth it.
Tour: Dry in summer, at least in its upper part, it seems that in spring it can carry good flows, in which case we must be cautious with many of the slopes. For the most part it is quite open.

Alejo Gomez: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez From the viewpoint we go back along the road up to the sharp bend and access
Tour: Nice and well equipped descent down to the Júcar river

Parretes (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Parretes and Parretes Stream We will see a path that goes down to the riverbed.
Tour: Beautiful descent with a multitude of easy rappels and two long rappels of 23 and 30m with handrails, perfect for beginners to practice.

Bessos (Tributary): Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Pleasant canyon that gets quite hot in summer. Only very small puddles of water. The long abseil wall can be easily roped through with a 50 m rope.
Approach: Vom P am Solarpark entlang und der gelben Markierung folgen. Nach der steilen Passage rechts den wenigen Steinmännern ohne eindeutige Spur folgen. Den wagerechten Rücken überschreiten und steil den Hang hinab in die Schlucht.
Tour: Die Abseilstellen lösen sich mit kurzen Geh- Strecken ab. Zur längsten Abseilstellen leitet ein Stahlseil. Unterwegs helfen auch 2 Klammern beim Abstieg. Am vorletzten Stand (3Haken) kann man wenige Meter nach rechts in die Seitenschlucht queren. Der vorletzte Abseiler in der Hauptschlucht ist stark gestuft. Der parallele Abseiler in der Seitenschlucht ca 15 m und fast senkrecht. Wieder in die Hauptschlucht zurück zum letzten Stand. Die Angaben bei Barancoinfo sind hier fehlerhaft.

Bessos (Tributary): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-01: Pleasant canyon that gets quite hot in summer. Only very small puddles of water. The long abseil wall can be easily roped through with a 50 m rope.
Access: Situándonos entre Novelda y Agost por la CV820 Dirigiéndonos hacia Agost, en el pk 16,4 veremos un desvío a la izquierda que pone “residuos sólidos”. Cogeremos esta carreterilla que nos lleva a unas balsas de riego en donde aparcaremos
Return: Nach der letzten Abseilstellen die Schlucht weiter. Wo sich die Schlucht weitet quert ein gelb weiß markierter Pfad. Diesen rechts aus der Schlucht hinauf auf den Aufstiegspfade.

Simon Chorros: Canyon Start

Axola Trokea: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track upwards, we will leave a track on the left, another time of ascent, a new track that we leave on the left and we arrive at another light tower, after a few meters we have our riverbed.
Tour: Two rappels from the natural, several cliffs and in the final part some very slippery slides.

Clot Roca: Canyon Start
Approach: From the viewpoint, to the left there is a track that goes down to a hut, before the hut there is a curve and a path that goes straight ahead, we follow it and soon, before reaching the rocky area we turn right towards the ravine.
Tour: Simple, short and dry.

Buscarrons: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to the Serbis and Buscarrons ravines From the confluence, from the front, we will have a path that goes up along the division of the ravines. We will reach a sharp left turn with a milestone on the right, follow these milestones to cross two dry barracos (tributaries) after which we will go down to the beginning.
Tour: Excavated areas, some narrow/dark areas not too big, kettles... if we take it with water, it has its own charm.

Cantavella: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the path of the tank towards the pass, just before arriving there is a path to the right under the wall. After going around the wall we will go up to a pass that brings us closer to the Salt del Barber, we cross it in front of the next pass. From this pass we only have to go down to the bed of our ravine. From the Estrets river we must climb the ridge towards the Mola de Biarnets, there are some milestones indicating the way, which at times is somewhat exposed, with loose stone and small climbs. Almost upon reaching the Mola, a path to the right leads us down to the riverbed in a steep descent.
Tour: Continuous descent with almost no breaks until reaching the final cirque with its 40m rappel after which the descent ends.

Cepera: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars, from the pass we will see a strip that goes up on the right side and once up you only have to go down to the two tributaries and choose one of them. With a car, from the Carbó river, we go up and soon we have a path on the right towards the Masia de la Atalaia, we follow this path until it crosses the stream of Cepera and goes up to a track. We take the track to the right until we find (when changing slope) a path to the left with white/yellow marks that goes up. We will follow it and through the forest will lead us to a track that leaves us on the hill where you can park.
Tour: Two possible accesses, one with 5 shorter rappels and the other with two. From here we descend to a chaos of blocks and a kicking area after which we have two more rappels. After passing this we go left on a path to a track as we have a while of ravine with nothing. Then we go back down to the ravine and we can follow it to the river Carbó or follow the path to the Masia de la Atalaya.

Vinyassa: Canyon Start
Approach: From Cérvoles we will go down to the riverbed as far as we can. There are some milestones but there is no marked path.
Tour: Nice descent more like an aquapark than anything else. A multitude of small slopes and slides with a few rappels that if we catch the ravine with water make this descent one of the most fun in the area.

Closet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will see an old track that goes to the Pujador de Valero. We will go up this old PR (there is some climbing). After this point we will be in the Montsagre d'Horta, near the source of the same name. From the fountain the beginning of the ravine is evident.
Tour: A first cut with a 60m rappel. A less vertical zone and a second vertical zone with two rappels of 35 and 25m.

Dinardi: Canyon Start

Herbesset: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximation to Bcos Mina and Herbesset We go down to the creek
Tour: Descent without major difficulty, it can be used to start.

Garganta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track until it crosses the riverbed, almost 1km.
Tour: As soon as we enter 2 rappels, then a walking area with some climbing to reach another 2 very short rappels, almost climbable. We will continue through another walking area until we reach a small chaos and after it the canyon closes a little and we reach the great vertical. A small rappel, followed by another that we will extend to the head of the R60 to go safely.

Mina (Castellon): Canyon Start

Saltadora: Canyon Start
Approach: Saltadora and Solanes accesses From the track there is a path with milestones that goes up the mountain towards the Mas de Castellar at 950m high. Just before arriving we will already see to our right the cut of Solanes, we will go there, without path, when arriving at the "bed" of Solanes we will continue by the cut until the bed of Saltadora.
Tour: Vertical and vertiginous descent. After the first cirque of 68m we will have a couple of rappels that leave us in the next cirque 30 + 40m. Once down we will find a spring and a couple of shorter rappels that leave us in the Fitó.

Figueres (Upper): Canyon Start
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Palanques: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguir a pie remontando el rio Matarranya por el frecuentado sendero unos 45 minutos. Esta senda (señalizada con estrellas azules y alguna linea roja) cruza el rio en varias ocasiones, y tiene instaladas tramos de pasarelas para evitar mojarse en sus frías aguas en varios estrechos. Un centenar de metros antes de llegar al inmenso Estret o Gubies del Parrissal donde se cierran las paredes, a mano izquierda vemos una pintada que indica “pas del Romeret”(senda que cruza por arriba el congosto de l'Estret). En este punto finaliza el descenso y se puede comprobar el caudal, si lleva, en el salto final de 40m. Seguimos esta senda de fuerte subida, mas adelante se pierde un poco de altura por unos escalones metálicos (tipo ferrata). En pocos metros cruzamos el cauce del barranc de Palanques y seguimos subiendo. Nos fijamos que las marcas rojas están repintadas por encima de color amarillo. Enseguida llegamos a un pequeño collado donde la senda empieza a descender otra vez hacia el Matarranya. Desde ese mismo collado nos desviamos a la izquierda y seguimos subiendo. Este es el camino conocido como “pujador a les Moletes d'Arany” y esta señalizado con hitos de piedra y algún punto azul de pintura. Nos elevamos con una impresionante vista sobre el laberinto de agujas calcáreas que forman el Parrissal. Hay un punto que requiere una fácil trepada por una canaleta de unos 15m (III grado). Atención con la roca. En su parte superior hay instalado un cordino en un arbusto para poder asegurar el paso. Otra corta trepada y salimos a una explanada conocida como “Pla de les Culebres”. Aquí finalizan los puntos azules y si observamos hacia la depresión que tenemos a la izquierda veremos la gran colada de toba que es el primer rápel del barranco. Para llegar es necesario dar un pequeño rodeo subiendo siguiendo los hitos y luego sin camino definido bajar al cauce.
Tour: Almost all of the slope is descended by rappelling, as there are hardly any cliffs. The riverbed is formed by sediments that create original shapes and many pools. From the fourth rappel begins a long ramp where 6 rappels are chained. All of the reinstatements are suitable for several people because the ramp has steep slopes where you can make good footing, and it is not very steep. In the middle of R35 the ramp forks, continue on the orthographic left. A short stretch through the forest, with hardly any vegetation along the riverbed, leads to the final drop, with embedded blocks, where a small cave has formed and can be descended. Beware of this passage with flow

Vives: Canyon Start
Approach: See access by car.
Tour: Gully in the middle of a Mediterranean forest, with a small fattened area... It is very collector's, a lot of walking and access area and not very comfortable returns.

Rincones: Canyon Start
Approach: From Penyagolosa parking by the Mas de la Cambreta, is a PR that surrounds the peak, we will pass the Cantal de Miquelet and we will see the right tributary to our right. In the background will be the left one. From the parking B (Masia del collado) we will go to the south face of the peak by the PR, the red dots will leave us on the left (return path) we continue a little further we see the descent to the left tributary. If we continue along the PR flanking the south face of the peak at the bottom we will see the access to the right tributary.
Tour: The left tributary is a simple descent with only one important cut at the beginning. The right tributary, as soon as we enter, we find the 100m split jump. Later they join and we have 4 simple rappels.

Maclac: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to where we have parked begins a path of white and yellow marks (PR) that goes up to Mola de Lino. After crossing the ravine of Lino and overcoming a neck we see the Maclac riverbed on our left.

Malmarrui (Upper): Canyon Start
Approach: Access Llauset Inf, Sup and Malmarrui Inf and Sup To access Malmarrui superior if we have two cars is immediate, down to the riverbed. With only one car we will leave by the GR towards a forest that we will cross leaving the GR to the left and going up a steep slope to the upper track. We will follow the track to the parking lot and go down to the riverbed. To access the lower part from the Bordas de Nestui we access the "riverbed" to the Nestui and here we start the descent that brings us down to Malmarrui.
Tour: A very alpine and more open upper part, with longer rappels and precarious equipment. A more interesting lower part, more fattened and that we can easily combine with Llauset Inf.

Marine: Canyon Start
Approach: From Bel we only have to go down to the riverbed. From the Borja ravine, we go back a little in search of the old road from Bel to Villabona that goes up through the forest, it is marked with milestones. When overcoming the walls we will have the entrance to the ravine to the left by stony area.
Tour: Interesting descent to be able to take it with some water. It has two very interesting rappels

Sant Pere (Queralt): Canyon Start

Serbis: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to the Serbis and Buscarrons bcos. With a car we will go up the road up to pk 5, it does not reach 3kms. From this point we get into the tributary, we will be able to avoid the slopes to go to the Bco Serbis at the height of the upwelling.
Tour: Excavated areas, some narrow/dark not too big, kettles... if we take it with water, it has its own charm.

Avellanar: Canyon Start
Approach: We look for the picnic area with a fountain and continue down the same path to the ravine.
Tour: A first ledge, some rafting and crosses a V-shaped rock slabs, before a large ledge. The ravine turns 90º and rushes into a small canyon that is formed during the middle section. Blocks, several ledges and more rafts. A last ledge is climbed on the right. We find a small spring, a tributary on the right and then another on the left, the barranc dels Racons. Immediately we cross a dirt track, where we leave.

Avenc: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will walk along the track until it ends. In both options where the track ends there is a path that first follows the riverbed and then turns left, heading south, to go up the mountainside. We can continue straight ahead until the small pass and from there go down to the riverbed, just above the first cirque. In the track we continue the path to the next pass and then go along the riverbed but it is not necessary because we lengthen it without taking much out.
Tour: Several cirques separated by open sections of hiking. The cirques with their rappels are worth the effort.

Coco Fondo: Canyon Start
Approach: In 2023 the access road has been conditioned, making an important work of signaling and clearing of the road. The entire access trail is marked with signs in natural stone and red dots.
Tour: The Coco Fondo is a very aesthetic, continuous and fun descent. The highlight is the 36m rappel with arches, which is followed by a 12m handrail to avoid a coconut. The descent is continuous and entertaining, especially because there are fixed ropes installed for guided rappels, handrails or zip lines, which help us to avoid the pools easily. It is convenient to carry a pulley for the guided rappels, so they are done more smoothly, as some of them are a bit horizontal. Although it is not essential. In the same way, it can be useful to carry a pedal to advance easily by the handrails, since at some point it is not possible to walk. On the descent we also find hanging traps, which are easy to get out of thanks to the installed supports.

Polit: Canyon Start

Raco Avellanar: Canyon Start
Approach: Two options: 1.- Along the track to, before the Cantinell needles, go up the path of the canal de la Lluisa towards the Collet de Gravis (somewhat losing and harder). 2.- Following the track we will pass the fence and go up towards the Pi Gros and the Font de Retaule towards the beech forest of Vallcaneres. We will find a PR indicator towards Els Plans. Continuing south we will arrive at the detour just before the Collet de Gravis. We will continue towards the Font del Teixet where we will access the ravine.
Tour: Fairly open except for two fattened areas. The final part with its flying R38 is spectacular.

Raco Patorrat: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track we pass by the Geodesic Point and the ruined Corral de Boixet where the track turns to the left and heads south over the cliffs. There comes a moment when the track ends and we continue to the head of the cuts until we reach the riverbed.
Tour: It begins with two beautiful waterfalls (when there is water) that are mounted in natural. Then a more avoidable rappel to reach the emergence. Here we will be able to leave by the left (a milestone marks it to us) or to continue by the riverbed. Another milestone will mark us the change of shore to the right and a bigger one the exit to the left.if the milestones were not, after the emergence, to avoid the riverbed mainly by the right.little by little gaining height by the terraces, until seeing a green fence that closes cattle.there is the track of return to the car.

Raco Tabac: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the PR that goes up the ravine, for 1 km we will go up to a small hill where some milestones will show us where to go down to the stream.
Tour: Very well-dressed descent with a beautiful forest

Salt Robert: Canyon Start
Approach: From this same point the path that goes up to Frades leaves. After passing the 60m waterfall we have on the right a path to access the head of the Salt de Robert, here we can leave the ropes of 60 if we do not want to go loaded. We will continue ascending towards the town, when we go sighting it, we will see a path to the right that goes out towards the river. Here we access
Tour: A first part of short and very entertaining rappels to reach the part of the cirque with the 22m rappel and then the Salt del Robert.

Salt Cabrer: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bco In Gerona and Salt Cabrer Following this track after the fence we will arrive at a farmhouse and after it two twists, we will pass another fence and two other twists until we arrive at the farmhouse of Martí. Here we leave the track to the left to the already obvious bend. Avoid areas with a lot of vegetation because of ticks.
Tour: Easy descent with little water except after rains. It has a couple of pools in which we can jump.

Fondo d'Adons: Canyon Start

Mas Clapissa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the slope in front of us leaving the ravine to our left, trying to find cattle trails that will take us to the cliffs and cirque of the ravine. Here we cross it to the orographic right and we will pass under the cliffs surrounding them to be able to later climb to the crest. From here up there is a small path that takes us to the Mas de Clapissa and that leaves us at the head of the ravine. There is another better option, which is to go by path to the Mas de Ferrer, from there cross country to climb to the top, until you reach the head of the ravine, which takes about an hour and use the same path that crosses the ravine for the return.
Tour: Dry ravine with a lot of vegetation.

Raco Tancat: Canyon Start
Approach: By the PR that goes to Casa Bernarda, from that hill we will follow the trail along the entire divide with great views of Valldebous (right) and Saltadora (left). We will continue until almost Els Plans where there is a fork in the trail, to the left to the Fou by the Racó de Tabac and to the right to our ravine.
Tour: Long descent with a lot of vegetation and precarious facilities. The kettles do not cover and except for rains there is usually no water.

Solanes Neu: Canyon Start
Approach: Saltadora and Solanes accesses From the track there is a path with milestones that goes up the mountain towards the Mas de Castellar at 950m of altitude. Just before arriving we will already see to our right the cut of Solanes, we will go there.
Tour: Vertical descent, as soon as we enter we have the 50m that can be divided into 15 + 35m with a meeting in the overhang to recover the ropes better. Subsequently small rappels up to the 40m also in overhang. After the 20m we have a couple of simple ones to the river.

Aciron: Canyon Start

Aguas Buitre: Canyon Start
Approach: Very fast, just follow the north direction and go down the riverbed to the first rappel.
Tour: Normally dry, the descent is quite technical due to its two 60m waterfalls that are split.

Achar Aguas Tuertas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track seeing the river on our left and the highest waterfall in the background. After reaching Aguas Tuertas we head to the ravine.
Tour: 4 waterfalls, the first one magnificent but under the stream

Askotxi: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters down a track that in 5min takes us to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Gully without great interest. Simple, in a quite aesthetic environment and with a waterfall of 23m. Multitude of slides and almost immediate access.

Askotxi: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at the bridge we take the track to the left. If we have left a car at the exit of this track we will arrive in 10min. Otherwise we have to go up the road to Larreder.

Beteluts-Salto Bizutza: Canyon Start

Beteluts-Salto Bizutza: Canyon End
Comment: der Canyon mündet in den Canyon Arritzaga, den man bis u dessen Ende weiter gehen kann

Cauzil-Caldaruelo: Canyon Start

Clot Gabachos: Canyon Start

Ainielle: Canyon Start

Arbe: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: We must reach Aretxabaleta by the AP1 or GI627. In the village we take the detour to the Urkulu reservoir on the GI3131. Pass the district of Goroeta and continue to the Urkullu stream (sharp bend to the left). On the right there is a track next to the stream, park here. Attention: 1 Km before arriving at the parking there is a sign that prohibits the circulation of vehicles without authorization.
Return: You leave the track where you leave the car, at the height of some farmhouses.

Arbe: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: auf der Höhe einiger Hütten
Return: You leave the track where you leave the car, at the height of some farmhouses.

Arbe: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the track to the headwaters, where we cross the stream again.
Tour: Simple canyon of initiation with continuous escapes and generally with low flow.

Aritzearre: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately if we have parked next to the regatta, otherwise we will have to follow the indicated track to the stream (1km approx. of track).
Tour: Vertical, with rappels from natural and very little equipment, almost

Asko: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up in search of the GR11, along the road, to take the track on the right that will lead us to the head of the GR11.
Tour: Small, well-equipped waterfalls that will take us to the longest, Oinaska.

Asko: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall we can exit to the left along the access trail used by tourists, we could follow the river a little further but it does not contribute much.

Ataun: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars you only have to follow the track up to the head bridge. With one car you have to climb up to the head of the trail in search of the canalization... this climb is a bit difficult and with a lot of losses.
Tour: Although officially it starts at the bridge, this part can be avoided because it does not provide anything except for projections and slippery area. Then the canyon closes a bit and we find the rappel area.

Ataun: Canyon End
Return: We turn right between pastures in search of the track where we left the car.

Ataun: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: On the A1 in Beasain, turn right to Lazkao and Ataun on the GI2120. We take the detour to Aia on the GI3151 and after km 6, after a right turn, we take the track that goes off to the left. We park the return car below. Access car from Ataun on the GI4151 to Arratea, passing the Jentilbaratza climbing area. We turn right in search of the farmhouse at the head of the road. Coordinates: Parking exit or 1 car: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567173 Y: 4759891 Head Bridge: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567905 Y: 4759773
Return: We turn right between pastures in search of the track where we left the car.

Ataun: Parking at Entry
Comment: bei evtl. Umsetzung
Access: On the A1 in Beasain, turn right to Lazkao and Ataun on the GI2120. We take the detour to Aia on the GI3151 and after km 6, after a right turn, we take the track that goes off to the left. We park the return car below. Access car from Ataun on the GI4151 to Arratea, passing the Jentilbaratza climbing area. We turn right in search of the farmhouse at the head of the road. Coordinates: Parking exit or 1 car: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567173 Y: 4759891 Head Bridge: UTM ED50 30 T X: 0567905 Y: 4759773
Return: We turn right between pastures in search of the track where we left the car.

Badiecho: Canyon Start
Approach: Baldiecho and Coronazo Access With two cars the access is immediate from the curve. With one car you have to walk up the road, 10-15min.
Tour: Simple descent somewhat dressed but without problems to walk. Just before reaching the road we have the first rappels. Under the bridge another one in ramp and a last one to go down almost to the reservoir.

Barchel: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the stream to the vertical
Tour: The vertical with 4 rappels, one of which can be climbed. With the final rappel of 55m

Beartzun: Canyon Start

Bercuta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR7 towards the Turia, at first as a track and when it will reach the cuts on the river becomes trail. When the trail begins to descend zigzagging cross a ravine, this is the time to access.
Tour: Decomposed

Salto Novia: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track to the viewpoint, a few meters away there is a path on the right that leads us down to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, two rappels

Salto Urria: Canyon Start

Salto Zancata: Canyon Start

Baga: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Forat Negre and Baga We will only have to follow the course of the river up to the ravine, the one on the left is Baga and the one on the right is Forat Negre.
Tour: Canyon without too many complications except for a 25m rappel, all of them are very steep.

Cabana: Canyon Start
Approach: We would go up by the orographic left by the marked path until beyond the Gorg del Colomer to access by a trail that crosses
Tour: You can jump, climb or rappel the 7 gorges of the torrent.

Cabana: Unknown
Comment: Start

Cabana: Unknown1
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Cabana: Unknown2
Comment: Parking 1

Calç: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have left the car down we will go up the path next to the stream to the track. Once on the track we follow the track crossing a couple of streams until we reach one with a large fallen tree, we will go up the slope next to it following a trail with a few gray marks. We will have to climb about 200 meters to reach the head of the trail.
Tour: Fairly open except for the narrow end that can give problems with high flow. It is very slippery

Coma Naps: Canyon Start

Figuera (Gerona): Canyon Start

Milany: Canyon Start
Approach: Con un solo coche buscaremos un sendero en la izquierda orográfica del río que nos sube a una pequeña pista por la que remontamos el río, pasamos el Torrent de Massals y antes del salt del Molinot cruza el río y subimos por el Torrent de Burbau hasta otra pista que cogeremos a la izquierda, para seguidamente girar a la derecha y seguir subiendo ese torrente para dirigirnos a El Burbau. Desde Burbau seguiremos un sendero dirección NE a coger la pista de Milany, una vez allí solo hay que seguir la pista hasta el río. Con dos coches, desde la ermita seguiremos la pista hasta el río.
Tour: Bonito descenso salvo por las largas pateadas que tenemos

Toll: Canyon Start1

Salvatge: Canyon Start

Valcabreru: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue towards the pass, when we reach it we will be in our valley, we must go down where we can best by the orographic right. The descent is neither comfortable nor easy.
Tour: Slippery, with a multitude of slopes, slides, pools...

Cap Begur: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos hacia la curva y nos metemos a la izquierda, veremos de frente una pista y de esa pista un cartel y una senda por la que acceder
Tour: Auch bekannt als Rec Ses Gralles. Es handelt sich eigentlich nicht um eine Schlucht, sondern um einen Bereich mit Abseilvorrichtungen über dem Meer in Cap Begur. Es gibt 12 sehr gut installierte Abseilvorrichtungen mit einer Länge von bis zu 30 m. Am besten nachmittags oder an Tagen ohne große Hitze durchführen. Descenso 1 Rápel 20 m 2P + Q 2 Rápel 6 m 2P 3 Rápel 16 m 2P + anilla + cadena 4 Rápel 7 m 1P 5 Rápel 12 m 2P 6 Rápel 11 m 2P 7 Rápel 5 m 2P 8 Rápel 18 m 2P 9 Rápel 30 m 1Q + 1P 10 Rápel 25 m 2P 11 Rápel 8 m 2Q 12 Rápel 25 m 2Q

Galantes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave along the GR towards the valley and the Estós refuge. We will leave behind the detour to Batisielles and we will arrive after 45 minutes at the exit of the gorga where we have a couple of viewpoints from which we can evaluate the flow. We will climb the remaining meters to the plains of Turmo (where the cabin of the same name is) and we will see a walkway. We will be able to rappel or jump from the footbridge to access.
Tour: Cold, hard, technical descent, with almost opening facilities due to the harshness of the winters... And to all this we add the high flow of the Estós river. Not for this reason we will have to forget this beautiful descent that at the end of the summer will offer us skills, rappels, rapids, in a wonderful environment.

Tumecillo: Canyon Start
v1 a3 II | 15min/0min/3min | ⭐ | m
Approach: Immediate by bridge
Tour: A water sickle in the rainy season and a walk along a creek in summer

Chironia: Canyon Start

Guera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Pla de les Mines leaves the path to the Balanguera PR TE153. We will go up to the hill where the ruins of Mas de Ferreret are and we will leave the PR to go to the left along the riverbed, soon the projections will begin.
Tour: A stretch of abseiling and climbing up to the cirque where we have the R50 and a couple of R18. Then, another section of climbing and an hour's hike back to the trail.

Garganta Vadillo: Canyon Start
v2 a2 II | 0min/0min/20min | ⭐ | 30m
Approach: Descender suave por la ladera sentido oeste, encontraremos una senda por la que va una tubería en poco tiempo la senda nos situa sobre el mismo cauce.
Tour: Iniciamos el descenso en una zona de destrepes para llegar a una poza con un salto de 1 metro y seguidamente otro de 2 metros. A partir de este punto se encaja la garganta llegamos al primer rápel (Izq 14m). Desde la cabecera se podría realizar un salto. Continuamos por una zona de pequeños toboganes y destrepes. Llegamos a una gran roca que ha bloqueado el paso del agua, creando un rápel (15m) en su primera parte volado, recepción muy estrecha, ojo con caudal elevado. Se puede apoyar las dos piernas (oposición) a ambos lados de la pared para estabilizarnos. Seuigamente tenemos una poza larga que hay que cruzarla a nado. Salimos a una zona llana, descender por la derecha la rampa resbaladiza pegados a la pared. Llegaremos al rápel de 30 m que recorre la mitad de esta rampa muy rebaladiza. LLegando a la mitad encontramos unos bloques donde se sitúa el último rápel de 30m. En la parte final descender por la derecha donde llegaremos al tobogán de 4m. Dontinuamos con pequeños destrepes y toboganes llegando al último charco de nuestro descenso .(Se junta Vadillo con el arroyo de la Vertiente de Pinogal.

Carbo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the GR upstream, leave the Peñagolosa detour to one side and continue towards the hermitage until we reach a large rocky area where we will go down to the river.
Tour: Simple descent with 4 very aesthetic rappels. Attention to the facilities that may be disassembled.

Fraile: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk downstream along the trail until we see that the river has flow.
Tour: The river goes into a gorge where we will have to descend a rope down a couple of ledges or jump into the pools. We will find a couple of pools to swim in. We will pass under the bridge of the track and we will continue a while more

Unyola: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Arriu Tèrra de Panau is direct, down to the river.
Tour: Evaluate the flow very well before doing the entrance R20 because there are no loopholes. See review, 4 rappels, a couple of skills and it ends before the dam.

Llauset (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Llauset Inf, Sup and Malmarrui Inf and Sup To access Llauset sup from the dam, go down the rocky path next to the gate along the GR to the river. If we go with only one car, from the lower parking the GR goes out towards the dam, we only have to follow it until we overcome the waterfalls, just the place where the water appears. To access Llauset inf we will take the path that goes down to the ravine through the Morelló channel/dam. If it is closed the water will go down the ravine and the flow will be greater.
Tour: The upper part is the typical alpine canyon in V that we almost always have the option to get out halfway up the slope. Long waterfalls and a wild and spectacular environment. The lower part is much more dense, more dressed and boxed. Generally without water problems thanks to the dam and the upper dam. The final exit through the dam is an experience

Salt Roca Gironella: Canyon Start

Carreu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the village, once the road ends, we will continue along the track for half an hour until we reach a sharp left curve with an alameda in the background, from here we will go down to the river just towards the spring.
Tour: Nice gorge that begins with 3 small rappels and then closes in high walls through which we will walk passing overhangs and pools to a small dam. The ravine opens up (we can escape to the right through the meadows) to give way to the next gorge where we will continue to a 4m drop where we will exit through the rocky area on the right.

Crispin: Canyon Start
v2 a2 II | 0min/0min/0min | 3⭐ | 6m

Huerva: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Aladrén parking lot, it is immediate.
Tour: It is better to do it when the Huerva river is flowing to be able to jump into the pools and enjoy the shapes and reflections.

Ebron: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down towards the Ruidera fountain, where we will find the riverbed and the beginning of the descent.
Tour: Several skills that take us to the fattened zone where the rappel of 9-10m is. Underwater rappel. Be careful with the flow.

Malany: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the previous road upstream on foot for a couple of hundred meters and take a path to the left of a large iron gate that leads down to the river. Warning (It is a private property) If you see the owner ask for permission.
Tour: Después de tres balsas a nado hay unos bloques grandes en el centro del cauce. Por las rocas de la derecha hay dos pasamanos para evitar una amplia rampa muy resbaladiza que baja a una gran poza. Comienzan a estrecharse las paredes. Cruzar al lado izquierdo antes de un gran bloque debajo del cual se canaliza el caudal. Por una repisa encontramos el tercer pasamanos y justo bajo el puente saltaremos al agua. Mas bloques y un largo tramo a nado. Llegamos a la cascada que forma la represa artificial del molino La Cova, que toma todo el ancho del rio. Unos 5 metros antes, en la rocas de la derecha hay una cuerda fija para salir del cauce y montar un pequeño rapel desde una argolla que hay en el suelo al lado de la acequia (no saltar, bloques bajo el agua). Continuar hasta el Toll de Panxó, pasado el estrecho de La Cova, por donde abandonaremos el rio (hito). Esta descripción es para un caudal alto, porque si el rio Senia no va cargado se puede descender por dentro el cauce sin problemas.

Arbayun: Canyon Start
v1 a4 III | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Approach: From the bridge or from the viewpoint, just go down to the river.
Tour: Easy water descent through the Arbayun Gorge

Arbayun: Canyon End
v1 a4 III | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Return: After the Ermita de San Pedro bridge, the trail that leads to Usún starts.

Arbayun: Parking at Entry
v1 a4 III | 5min/3h/5min | ⭐ | m
Access: We will have to be located in Domeño (Romanzado). We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. In 6kms we arrive at Domeño and we find the detour to the right to Usún. In the village we will try to go down the track to the hermitage, if we can not leave the car in the village as close to the river as possible. With the access car we will continue along the Domeño road to the Bigüezál bridge over the Salazar river, we can park here or further back along the Foz detour at the first bend.
Return: After the Ermita de San Pedro bridge, the trail that leads to Usún starts.

Arbayun: Parking at Exit
Access: We will have to be located in Domeño (Romanzado). We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. In 6kms we arrive at Domeño and we find the detour to the right to Usún. In the village we will try to go down the track to the hermitage, if we can not leave the car in the village as close to the river as possible. With the access car we will continue along the Domeño road to the Bigüezál bridge over the Salazar river, we can park here or further back along the Foz detour at the first bend.
Return: After the Ermita de San Pedro bridge, the trail that leads to Usún starts.

Moliniello: Canyon Start
Approach: Moliniello and Fuenfría Banks From the parking lot just follow the marked path that crosses the river and climbs the walls to move to the other side from which we will access the riverbed.
Tour: A gorge that with flow will surprise us. 10 rappels and quite a few small abseils in a beautiful environment.

Foz Verde: Canyon Start

Fabana: Canyon Start

Baikote: Canyon Start
Approach: Virtually immediate
Tour: See mole. A first part more vertical and then loses its interest in a riverbed without difficulties.

Parretes: Canyon Start

Saltococino: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the track that goes up and crosses the stream, from here on we take the track that goes "parallel" to the stream until we change to a road that takes us to the headwaters at about 740 meters above sea level.
Tour: Open descent with leaks all the way down. It has several springs but in summer it usually dries out if it does not rain. In spring after abundant rains it is a very amusing descent, especially the first part which is where the rappels are concentrated and where the 40m rappel is. After crossing with the track (there are two crossings) you can abandon the descent or continue it up to the road.

Manzano: Canyon Start
2025-03-23: Very short canyon but ideal to combine with Centenario, anchors in good condition and good water flow.

Goitibera Mendaro: Canyon Start

Losera: Canyon Start

Saltukun: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked up it is immediate. From below we leave by the Gorbea track, after 50m we cross the channel and there is a track on the right we will take it and climb 3kms to the head.
Tour: All in natural, slippery and generally with little water, much better to do it after heavy rains. We will arrive after several short rappels to the 40m waterfall after which we can exit to the right along the slope to the track (Dulanto's option). Or we can continue descending to a track that crosses us, making another 6-7 rappels.

San Chines: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso bcos Foratata, Chines, Isarre Sup y Buitrera Opción 2: Seguiremos dirección Bail por la senda y nos encontraremos una curva a izquierdas donde hay un panel a La Matosa donde nos meteremos por ese sendero bien marcado dejamos el puente de roca a un lado (acceso a Foratata) y seguimos de frente a la entrada de Isarre, al poco llegaremos al collado donde tendremos que desviarnos hacia el sur-este (acceso Buitreta) para dirigirnos a Los Pepes, los sobrepasamos y nos encontramos con el acceso a esta grieta. Opción 1: Contarla después de la 2 ya da una idea de cómo es XD . Desde el aparcamiento de acceso a la ermita de San Chines nos dirigiremos a esta y desde aquí por la ladera deberemos subir a los Pepes aprovechando una vía de acceso marcada con mojones. Se comenta en varios foros (nosotros no lo sabemos) que no hay que escalar en ningún momento pero que no es recomendable si el suelo está húmedo pues sí que hay pasos expuestos. Si alguien tiene más info… Muchas gracias
Tour: It's a long, hard, sporty, and unrelenting crack. Very well formed and very fun although we hardly find it with water.

Canal Ballestera: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path of Les Valls, we will clearly pass under the Ballestera and after passing some milestones and yellow/orange markings going up to the left to the "Pujador del Puntalet". When we reach the pass we turn left to Lo Puntalet from where we continue through the forest towards the channel that is being marked.
Tour: Vertical descent where we will have to take into account that some meetings do not allow more than 3 people.

Peña Reloj: Canyon Start

Neres: Canyon Start

Bujete: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along this track without entering the riverbed for about 100m and then we will enter the river shortly before the first rappel.
Tour: Nice descent and well installed

Cacabillos: Canyon Start
2025-03-03: Combined with nearby Quincoajo, i would only recommend the latter as Cacabillos is really... caca slippery. Rockclimbing or via ferrata or thermal baths are the better options.
Approach: Hike up right bank on a gentle trail in the forest until a saddle, the entrance is below where the streams join.
Tour: After an open start with some downclimbing, it becomes more narrow. Very slippery.

Coronazo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Baldiecho and Coronazo With two cars the access is immediate from the village bridge (entrance 1) or from the road bridge (entrance 2). With a car you have to walk up the road, 10min to the first bridge or 20min to the village.
Tour: Simple descent somewhat dressed in its first part and with enough remains of "civilization" but without problems to walk. Just when we reach the road we have the rappels. In the last bridge we will be able to leave by the right or to continue by destrepes without interest until the swamp.

Iturrigorri: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the track that goes up and becomes a path. After passing the beech forest (the Black Trail) we can see to our right the ravine and in front of us the Portillo de Barrerilla. At the top we turn right over the cliffs in search of the stream and the source of Iturrigorri.
Tour: Very vertical canyon for lovers of long descents and almost without rest. At the end of the vertical zone we can go out to a track to our left that takes us to the village or follow the ravine but this second part loses interest.

Tablas: Canyon Start
Approach: Ravines of the Calera river and its accesses We go down to Pozo Negro and cross it to take a path next to a water conduction. The water conduction crosses the ravine by a handrail and turns to the left to go up to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Very vertical until you reach the confluence with Pozo Negro, downhill without rest.

Mas Lluvia (Salt): Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and descend a few meters, just where a track leads to the cuts, we turn right along the dry riverbed until we reach the cuts.
Tour: To be completed

Alba (Huesca): Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge the access is immediate. From the hotel we go back a few meters and take the Botanical Trail, cross the Alba waterfalls, where we can evaluate flow and after passing to the other side we take the track that takes us up to the access bridge.
Tour: It is a hard descent but very nice and interesting. It is not closed at all and we can leave the riverbed almost anywhere to return to take the Botanical path. Since it is the river Ésera the flow that we will always have will be very high with many movements.

Castrocit: Canyon Start

Jom: Canyon Start

Navarros: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend to the river
Tour: Recorremos un primer tramo abierto lleno de grandes bloques de roca rodeados de agua y fuertes corrientes. Una vez pasada esta primera parte, ya la garganta se cierra y ahora el agua sí cobra protagonismo. De hecho los rápeles ni se acercan a las cascadas, y el descenso consiste básicamente en evitar las fuertes corrientes. Además, la roca es muy resbaladiza. Corto pero muy intenso, incluso en estiaje. Técnico, muy acuático y frío (es el río Ara). Aunque la mayor parte de las maniobras de cuerda las realizamos por fuera de las cascadas y también mediante pasamanos muy resbaladizos (uno de ellos de más de 30 metros), tanto en los saltos como en el tramo final (“las rampas”) es obligatorio avanzar por el cauce y realizar maniobras de aguas vivas,como aseguramientos en corrientes, cruce de vena y saltos a la espuma. Una vez superado el último de los obstáculos (esta vez por la izquierda, sin necesidad de montar el pasamanos y el rápel de la derecha) la garganta por fin se abre, y caminando un rato por la orilla salimos a un sendero por la izquierda que nos levará al Puente de los Navarros.

Navarros: Unknown
Comment: Parking

Navarros: Unknown1
Comment: Parking

Aigueta de la Vall: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge and see a post indicating the path of the Aigüenta de la Vall on the right. We go up leaving aside the dam of the catchment (end of the aquatic part of the ravine). Continue uphill until you find a detour (approx. 40min) that leads you to the straits (possible escape). We continue uphill until beyond the forest where we see a milestone to go down to the river.
Tour: The first part is very aquatic up to the catchment and the second part is dry, except when it is strong.

Barretes: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Bcos Barretes and Barretes Channel We will continue along the same track that towards the southwest goes up to the Font del divendres and the Mas del Cansalader. We will pass a gate and after a couple of bends we will leave the track to go to the right on a path that goes up to Coll Ventós (at the height of the fountain and a water tank). Arriving at the pass we will find a track again, after 250m there is a track on the right, it is the most comfortable place to access Lloret or return if we do not want to do Lloret. We continue straight ahead along the track towards the Coll de Lloret, after almost 2kms from the Coll Ventós we will arrive at the Font del Sapo and in a sharp left curve we exit to the right to the bed of Clot de l'Hospital by the path of "Escarriso de Barretes", a wooden staircase will allow us to avoid a delicate step. We will continue going up until the path crosses the ravine right in a chaos over the interesting rappels.
Tour: Two very interesting rappels if there is water in the springs and then you can rappel to Lloret.

Bonyga: Canyon Start
Approach: There are two ways, the wikiloc track takes you on one side and here we will describe the "normal" path. Where the track ends there is a path to the right that climbs up the slope to, through the forest, reach the mountain edge. The trail continues to climb leaving both sides of the mountain until about 1000m where it softens and turns to the left to go around the cirque. We will arrive at one of the arms of the stream that will put us in the riverbed.
Tour: The first part of the route is made up of some climbing and some avoidable abseiling to reach the cirque with its natural arch and 45m waterfall.

Canal de les Peonies: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path of the Matarraña river (Matarranya) and before reaching the Estrets or Gubies de Parrissal there is a path to the right (cairn) that crosses the river and heads to the canal de l'Ase. We do the Canal de l'Ase ascent that is semi-equipped with clamps (without life wire) and with fixed rope to save certain climbs. At the end we can approach the viewpoint (wonderful views). Also when leaving the channel there is a small path that we must follow to the right. We must pay a little attention to follow it and follow the red dots that confirm the itinerary. In this section you have to try to maintain the height to reach the entrance of the Peonías canal.
Tour: It starts from the rocky cirque and gets more and more boxed in. 14 rappels of all types in which it is necessary to pay attention to the installation because several are in natural.

Patxi: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Patxi, Skpat and Vent By the track that goes down to the river, towards the Estrets of Arnes, soon becomes a path. From here we will have magnificent views of the Moles del Don. After leaving them behind, at the left turn of the trail we will see the Magi channel. We will look for the best place to cross the river and some milestones that lead us to the beginning of the equipped channel. It has a life line and staples for the most difficult steps. Once we leave we will have to follow south direction, here the path is lost a little, to go to look for the wall with the 3 channels, the first is ours.
Tour: A first part of the route is clothed and leads us to the first rappel, from here it is a vertical and vertiginous descent.

Skpat: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Patxi, Skpat and Vent By the track that goes down to the river, towards the Estrets of Arnes, soon becomes a path. From here we will have magnificent views of the Moles del Don. After leaving them behind, at the left turn of the trail we will see the Magi channel. We will look for the best place to cross the river and some milestones that lead us to the beginning of the equipped channel. It has a life line and staples for the most difficult steps. Once we leave we will have to follow south direction, here the path is lost a little, to go to look for the wall with the 3 channels, the first is Patxi, the second is ours.
Tour: A first simple ramp to access the entrance of the vertical where we will have 5 chained rappels.

Vent: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Patxi, Skpat and Vent By the track that goes down to the river, towards the Estrets of Arnes, soon becomes a path. From here we will have magnificent views of the Moles del Don. After leaving them behind, at the left turn of the trail we will see the Magi channel. We will look for the best place to cross the river and some milestones that lead us to the beginning of the equipped channel. It has a life line and staples for the most difficult steps. Once we leave we will have to follow south direction, here the path is lost a little, to go to look for the wall with the 3 channels, the first is Patxi, the second is Skpat and the third is ours.
Tour: A first part covered with vegetation, where we will advance to two small abseilable rappels that, as a precaution, we can secure in two trees, will place us in the vertical of the wall. A very narrow area where we will link the 35m rappels to gradually open up until we reach the final part of the wall.

Castellona: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines in the area Same approach as to Caramella, we follow the path that goes along the stream, crosses to the orographic right. Soon the path separates and we turn left, go up the ravine by the cliffs to the height of the Cua de Cavall and cross the stream. Here we have the lower access to Gralla, we continue a little further and at the junction we leave the path of Caramella on the right, we go left and cross the stream of Gralla. At this point we cross the other path that goes up to here, much harder but shorter. We will continue climbing leaving a trail junction to go to the left, we will pass to the next riverbed under the Mola Castellona, we will follow the trail to the riverbed of the stream.
Tour: Quite open, a first rappel will bring us closer to the vertical where we will find an access rappel to the R70 divided into two R35. Then a series of rappels until we reach the final ramp at about 400m altitude. We will leave to the left to take the access path.

Chuise: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we cross the Ésera by the bridge next to the parking. We will take the path to the left and after 50m another less obvious path to the right that heads towards the ravine. We will go up the zigzags until it is clear the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: Vertical descent, boxed and with spectacular water. Chained rappels to descend to the river Ésera.

Clot dels Caragols: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path of the white marks, soon a fork with a path of blue marks which we will follow until a hill where we go down the path on the right and the next detour the same to reach the shelter. We will follow the trail and soon another detour to the right until we find a large cairn and a little marked trail to the right that goes down a gully. Follow this path until the beginning of the descent. If we go from Can Maçana we take the path that goes up to the Portella and from there to the Refugi Vincenç Barré, we will pass the pass and the next watercourse is our ravine.
Tour: A first zone of skills to get into the gorge, then we enter the vertical zone that leads us to the chaos above the chimney where we rappel inside.

Clots d'en Pastor: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track on the left we will go up to 1030m just after some curves. In the left curve over the ravine we will see some milestones to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, the final part is spectacular.

Gabieto: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave to take the GR, to do this we must cross the stone bridge and take the path to the right, towards Torla. We will go along the orographic left side of the Ara river, soon we cross the Escusaneta river and arrive at the final waterfall of the Gabieto. Here we will be able to evaluate the flow. A few meters before we take a detour to the left, which climbs steeply uphill through the forest (at times you can lose the path), until we reach about 1580m, just where the tributary Grau de Gabieto pours its waters into our ravine on the left. This is the access point for the lower part. If we want to do the upper part we will continue climbing up to 1750m, just at the height of the cirque, here we could climb a little more to descend the 50m waterfall.
Tour: An upper part with rappels from trees to save a large gap, even with some delicate skill in which we can use the rope to secure, until you reach the confluence with the tributary. The lower part with more water and some narrow areas, more vertical and flowing, will delight us with its multiple waterfalls and endless adventures up to the well-known waterfall that leads to the GR.

Garrigons: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the field of almond trees and at the end we will see a path of animals with some cairns of stones that goes up the slope. Almost at the crest we turn left and soon we will see on the right the descent to the ravine.
Tour: Short rappels that leave us in the small cirque with two split rappels and the famous hanging marmite.

Gotellera: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost direct, we will only have to go down to the riverbed and follow it through the forest for 500m.

Llenguaeixuta: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the track in front to cross the ravine soon and go to the orographic right, the trail gets lost in some sections but with a little guidance we can follow it because it is only continue along the ravine. After passing through the landslide we will take the path to the left that goes up to the Grau de la Xota (there are wikiloc tracks to reach this point). Here we will have a cable and some staples to pass the difficult part. When we reach this area we will see to our right some oaks and large pine trees, we will go to the right off the trail in search of the cirque of the ravine.
Tour: Without too much interest... a first 21m rappel and then a couple of shorter ones with several areas of climbing.

Manyanet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave Manyanet by the track, when we cross the ravine of Pala Freda we will see the exit path on the right. Continue to the barrier, pass it and after 10-15min we will see a path to go down to the river. Before the barrier, in the Confós ravine we will see on the right the escape or entrance path to the second part (more interesting).
Tour: The first part is more open, with some abseiling and even some rappels that we can avoid. If we are short of time or we want to combine it with another canyon we can save it. The 2nd part is much more attractive both aesthetically and sportively. The canyon narrows until it forms its magnificent V-shape in the central goulotte. At this point we will have to be extremely cautious because the water acquires speed and strength.

Na Graus: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car, we cross the field of olive trees to the exit of the ravine and take a path that surrounds the wall, in a couple of climbs we are planted at the top and you have to choose to enter here to do only the wall and follow the path to go to the top. With two cars we leave the parking lot of the river in the direction of Peñagalera until we reach the crest, here on the left we will see the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: The descent must be very attentive to the state of the facilities.

Rutaviesas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the forbidden access (restaurant Frondón) we have almost next to a PR that climbs steeply. In about half an hour we cross the ravine and continue climbing, we leave the forest and the trail begins to blur but we will continue east-northeast to enter the ravine.
Tour: A very characteristic access ramp, followed by a series of ledges, up to the first canyoning.

Volendins: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path that goes straight ahead through the cliffs. In less than 1 km we will arrive at the trailhead (we must be attentive).
Tour: Without rest 6 rappels to return under the cuttings. You can do two more rappels and end up at the Canaletes but this option requires a combination of vehicles or a lot of walking.

Grau: Canyon Start
Approach: Situándonos de cara a la Roc de Quer la ferrata de Rancons queda en la parte izquierda, por encima de la cantina, solo hay que seguir los carteles. Una vez terminada la ferrata iremos a la izquierda al canal del grau hasta encontrar la entrada que está marcada También tenemos el sendero del canal del Grau por si queremos subir andando, que nos lleva a la VF del Canal del Grau.
Tour: Descenso Grau 1 Rápel 11 m 2 Rápel 15 m 3 Destrepes 1-3 m 4 Rápel 7 m 5 Rápel 5 m 6 Destrepes 2-4 m 7 Rápel 4 m 8 Rápel 7 m tras destrepe 4m 9 Destrepes 2-3 m 10 Rápel 4 m 11 Destrepe 10 m 12 Rápel 7 m 13 Rápel 13 m 14 Rápel 10 m 15 Destrepes m 16 Rápel 4 m 17 Rápel 3 m 18 Destrepe 4 m delicado 19 Rápel 7 m 20 Destrepes 2 m 21 Rápel 5 m 22 Destrepes m 23 Rápel 4 m 24 Rápel 5 m 25 Rápel 5 m 26 Rápel 3 m Der zweite Zufluss besteht aus drei Abseilstellen in einem ziemlich engen Abstieg und anschließend einigen Kletterstellen, um in den Grau zu gelangen. Rechter Zufluss 1 Destrepe 3 m 2 Rápel 8 m Bloque empotrado 3 Rápel 15 m Der 4 Rápel 15 m Der 5 Destrepe 3 m 6 Destrepe 5 m 7 Destrepe 6 m

Grau: Parking at Entry
Access: Situándonos en Andorra La Vella cogeremos la CG2 dirección Envalira Justo antes de llegar a Canillo Tenemos la Cantina dels Racons a la izquierda, podemos aparcar aquí o ya en Canillo
Return: Llegamos a la parte inferior del sendero del canal

Grau: Parking at Entry1
Comment: Parkplatz für Zustieg über Zufluss
Access: Situándonos en Andorra La Vella cogeremos la CG2 dirección Envalira Justo antes de llegar a Canillo Tenemos la Cantina dels Racons a la izquierda, podemos aparcar aquí o ya en Canillo
Return: Llegamos a la parte inferior del sendero del canal

Grau: Canyon End
Return: Llegamos a la parte inferior del sendero del canal

Grau: Parking at Exit
Access: Situándonos en Andorra La Vella cogeremos la CG2 dirección Envalira Justo antes de llegar a Canillo Tenemos la Cantina dels Racons a la izquierda, podemos aparcar aquí o ya en Canillo

40 Aniversario: Canyon Start
2025-03-05: Done before the touristic cave, followed by Sil de Perlas. Canyon had high water, which makes the cave slightly more challenging. Canyon 40 aniversario is bolted for training purposes and high flow. U...
Approach: Traverse through the village, more or less horizontal, first on a cemented trail but soon on a path (past a lonesome building) and with a couple of zigzags down to the stream.
Tour: First a simple mountainstream, until the rocks oblige the stream to form a couple of scenic waterfalls. Well bolted, for training purposes and guided abseils.

Espinea: Canyon Start
v1 a2 III | 5min/5h/5min | ⭐ | 8m
Approach: Inmediato
Tour: Nice and simple playful descent.

Cova Pintada: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the same track that goes up the Bco Lloret, after 500m we cross it by a wooden bridge and we take the path on the left, the right is the return. At 700m we take the path to the right and 100m later another path to the right uphill that goes into a valley. In strong ascent we will pass a channel and an area with wooden stairs to save the existing projections. We will be attentive to some red marks along the way. Once in the Coll de Morralets we will only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: The first part is the Barranc del Tolls de Brossa, some first skills that will take us to its vertical that has a couple of rappels to access the R60. We will be able to split it 22 + 39. A couple of more rappels and we will arrive at Cova Pintada. After a ledge and a small rappel we will enter the vertical of 110m. It has two parts, the first of 40m fractioned, a marmita with steel cable to not get into the water will allow us to rest and enjoy the views over the vertical of the R70. We will be able to split it or do it in one go.

Manueles: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back about 300m to the curve, we will see a track that goes down to some houses and another one that goes towards the fields, we take this one and we go NW direction crossing towards the riverbed.
Tour: A simple first part to approach the large vertical that is divided into two parts.

Mates: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track walking, or by car, to a fence, we pass it and just in the right curve there is a path to the head of the ravine. You can't miss it, it is very marked.
Tour: A first part that may have some water thanks to the upwelling, with the highest rappels and a small gorge, from here it opens up and most of the rappels are climbable.

Viudes: Canyon Start
Approach: From the small road there is a small path on the left that leads down to the watercourse that is our ravine.
Tour: Not much to report

Alquitra: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Barbereta and Alquitrá ravines We leave by the track towards the PR CV109, just at the confluence of the ravines of alquitrá and barbereta there is a path that crosses the ravine of alquitrá to go up by the orographic right of the ravine. We will arrive at the Collado del Campanar where we will follow the path up towards the Pico la Vella, soon we will see a post and we will be able to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: With the exception of R18, the rest will not provide us with much

Clot del Hospital: Canyon Start
2025-03-22: Descended after rains in the area, with good flow, we combine it with Lloret to extend the day.
Approach: Approach to Bcos Lloret and Clot de l'Hospital We will continue along the same track that towards the southwest goes up to the Font del divendres and Mas del Cansalader. We will pass a gate and after a couple of bends we will leave the track to go to the right on a path that climbs to the Coll Ventós (at the height of the fountain and a water tank). Arriving at the pass we will find a track again, after 250m there is a track on the right, it is the most comfortable place to access Lloret or return if we do not want to do Lloret. We continue straight ahead along the track towards the Coll de Lloret, after almost 2kms from the Coll Ventós we will arrive at the Font del Sapo and in a sharp left curve we turn right to the riverbed.
Tour: Fairly open with more channeled areas as we advance in the ravine.

Pas Calvo: Canyon Start
Approach: It is not very intuitive. With the ravine to our right we climb through the almond trees to the top, in search of a path little marked in which we will see traces of yellow paint. The path winds through the walls, aerial in some steps, to go up until it crosses the shore, time to look for the first rappel.
Tour: Very nice fattened ravine, perhaps the lack of water subtracts a point. We will have a succession of rappels almost without rest until we get back to the track where we parked.

Raco Pastera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track to the south, towards the cut on the Montsant. At the top of the ridge, through the crop field we will continue south until we leave the almond field and find a path that goes south to go down to an esplanade on the Fraguerau congost. We will turn left towards the right tributary, there is no path in this area so we must be guided by a cairn and our orientation. We will look for an area with a single large pine tree that has a rope for rappelling. After the first rappel we are on a ledge with a plate to make a 6-7m rappel with pendulum to the left ledge. We will go horizontally towards the two tributaries of the headwaters, here we will see a large characteristic block. We have the option of rappelling from a juniper tree or going around the left tributary to descend through the forest to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple rappels that will take us to an area of landslides with skills and a couple of more rappels. When leaving it we will throw ourselves to the ledge to avoid the clothed zone. Later we will descend again to the riverbed.

Llidoners: Canyon Start
Approach: We will walk down the track from the sign to the start of the trail
Tour: Two walls to descend, the first divided into 14 + 47 with the second rappel on a small ledge for 3 people. Then we have an area of undergrowth that we can avoid to the right with some climbing to reach the second wall, this time of 50m. After descending it we can escape along the path or continue with the second section of the canyon, which is more steep and has only 2 very simple rappels that will leave us in the Racons canyon.

Ballatar: Canyon Start
Approach: The path to the Mondoto peak leaves about 30m after the chapel, goes to the right (NE direction) quickly gaining height by the ragged southern slopes. We will cross a small ravine and a while later, when we are under the Estiva peak and Mondoto on the right, we will cross the Ballatar ravine.
Tour: We will have to continue walking almost 10 minutes along the riverbed until we start with the projections. It is a fairly open canyon so we can escape at many points and some of the rappels can be climbed.

Calera: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and its accesses From the hermitage by the track that leaves behind we go uphill. We cross the Bco Canton de la Muela and soon the track ends. We continue along a poorly defined path until we cross the forest. We cross the Bco del Pico Canales and soon we find a path to descend to the ravine. We go up to the cirque of Bulacabra to begin the descent.
Tour: Easy descent, with almost no difficulties but at the same time very beautiful.

Chipeta: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Mazandu, Achar and Chipeta We cross the bridge and continue climbing towards the Alanos. We will pass the livestock buildings and we will go to the Mazandu Refuge. When we reach the pass we will see the stream, we only need to go to it to do Mazandu. If we do not want to do Mazandu we could follow its course to Chipeta. At the height of the R3 we have access by the access path to Achar.
Tour: Simple and very entertaining canyon. If we access through Mazandu, we will do an R5 and then we have two in Chipeta that can be climbed before the two obligatory rappels. The final part is very open with projections and pools where you can bathe.

Ajan: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the stream first on the right side and after crossing the bridge on the left side until we find a bridge (about 45min walk).
Tour: Beautiful descent with jumps, ledges, slides and easy rappels - check the pools before jumping!

Ajan (Middle): Canyon Start

Centelles: Canyon Start
Approach: We have two options, do the VF (recommended) or take the trail. For the trail we head north on the track that makes a detour up to the top of the cuts. When the track turns from south to west there is a trail to the left that takes us to the trailhead. By the VF we leave towards the tracks, once in the ferrata we will go by the easy variant since we will go to stop at the first rappel.
Tour: Open descent with nothing much to do except for the 40m rappel, which can be broken up on the rock block.

Duascaro: Canyon Start
2025-04-06: Gully to be done after rains, nice vertical, anchorages quite old.
Approach: From Torla, continue on the road that leads to Puente de Los Navarros. On the right and a few meters before the bridge over the Barranco de Repetruso canyon, take the turnoff that leads to the La Glera bridge and the measuring station (park here, but remember that this point can also be reached on foot via the path that starts at the northern entrance of the road tunnel ditched under the village church). From the Puente de La Glera bridge, continue on foot along the Diazas forest path, leaving the Camino de Turieto on your left, just before the ascending bends of the path that lead you to the exit of the canyon. From here, the path continues in a very long straight line to SSE, where after 400 meters (250 meters after the exit of the Barranco del Lobo canyon) we find an obvious path on our left. This path leads us in numerous loops to the entrance of the canyon, after passing a repeat point, crossing the Barranco del Lobo canyon in its middle part and the tributary of the Barranco de Duáscaro (Barranco del Furicón) at its upper exit, as well as the "Bosque de Los Anfibios" (Amphibian Forest).
Tour: A canyon with an open morphology, either through the wooded areas or along the walls of the large waterfalls. A real treat for lovers of great verticals. From the entrance to the canyon, a first route leads through the "Bosque de Los Anfibios" (Amphibious Forest) with small ledges that can be climbed, where the first abseiling point is located, the "Cascada de Los Anfibios", to "La Rampa del Capi" as access to the waterfalls of "El Patio de Mi Padre", a semicircle with a spectacular drop of 120 meters, which is naturally divided into three abseiling points: "Cascada Helen", the fourth abseil ramp and the "Cascada María José" to reach the middle part of the descent. Back through the forest, the "Faja Superior" with its short abseils leads to a beautiful waterfall, the "Cascada Gloria", which with its 25 meters marks the descent to the "Faja Inferior" and its great abseil point "El Tubo de Machard Man". From here, the descent exits with some easy abseils. Exits: numerous. Before abseiling point 2, hairpin bends through the forest back to the access path. From rappel 6, climb (with caution or with luck) through the wooded belts in a northerly direction to the fields of the Ribera del Río Ara. Place name: Barranco de Duascaro. Duascaro de Morer canyon. It is often confused with its tributary, the Barranco de Furicón, as the Peña de Duáscaro is much further north. Can be combined with the descent from: Barranco del Furco de Arán canyon and Garganta de Las Gloces del Río Jalle.

Duascaro: Canyon End
2025-04-06: Gully to be done after rains, nice vertical, anchorages quite old.
Return: After the last abseiling point, continue along the riverbed until you reach the Diazas forest path at the bends mentioned above. From here you can walk back to the bridge of La Glera.

Eretza: Canyon Start
Approach: About 300m later on the right there is a track that goes up the slope towards the Eretza. At about 430m the track crosses the stream.
Tour: Simple descent perfect to start. When you get almost down we can enter the upper part of the cave of El Grazal and go out to the return track.

Horcajuelos: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach and returns Rejia and Horcajuelos We go down the first firebreak and at the end we continue along the slope to the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: A few first drops lead us to the 40m waterfall. Be careful, it is quite slippery. After crossing to the right with the Rejía we arrive at the 18m Charco de la Virgen where the descent ends.

Barbereta: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Barbereta and Alquitrá ravines We will leave by the winding path that goes up to Pi de Alivi, we can also climb more smoothly by the PR CV109 following its marks. After the pine tree the path turns left to climb the rest of the hill to the top of the mountain range through a small pine forest. When we reach the top we will see a signpost and go towards the Vella, with the pine forest on our right and views to the south of the entire basin of our ravine. Just before reaching the Vella we find a track that comes to our right, time to leave the heights and throw us to the left to the ravine. On the orographic left we will see a path little marked by which we will go down until we find the first rappel.
Tour: Open descent, close to the Alquitrá with numerous rappels, many of which can be climbed. It is a descent with no difficulty that can be used to initiate the descent.

Espelungueta: Canyon Start

Escalera (Ludiente): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Hondo and Escalera ravines With two cars it is immediate from the Mas. With one from the fronton, by the asphalted track that goes up to the cemetery, we follow that road to the Mas de la Pobla (always on the right) and after the Mas de la Pobla, about 50m to the left there is a path that goes up to the Mas de la Noguereta and here takes the track that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: Easy with plenty of climbing skills and 7 rappels. The only complication is that the terrain can be quite slippery if it is wet.

Gelada: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediata
Tour: Wild descent in naturals. It dries out in summer

Hiedra: Canyon Start

Higuera: Canyon Start
Approach: Dejamos la central a la derecha y continuamos pegados a la verja hasta encontrar el sendero muy marcado por pisadas y con Itos. GR127- que asciende suavemente a la cuerda de la loma. Una vez en esta descendemos, llegamos al cauce y encontramos el primer rápel.

Horca: Canyon Start

Maimona: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars the access is immediate. With a car from Montanejos we will leave from the back of the village by a path that goes up the hill and over the cliffs goes through a PR towards the head of the trail.
Tour: Water descent with very nice narrow areas and a couple of jumping areas.

Maimona: Unknown
Comment: Parking I

Maimona: Unknown1
Comment: Parking II

Olla: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching the Pertecaste and Olla ravines We will follow the dry riverbed for one kilometer through abundant undergrowth before reaching the first rappel.
Tour: 3 rappels that we will install in fixed to be able to go back up. After the last 44m rappel you can continue descending to the reservoir but you will have to equip the ramp. The return would be much longer and harder.

Predicadera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track taking the one that goes to the north and leaving aside the one that goes to San Cosme. This trail goes along "the ridge" to almost the base of the climbing wall of the Predicadera. Here we will have a path on the left that goes to the known as "Pito" which is nothing more than a large formation that will serve as a reference to pass by side in search of the upper part of the ravine. Once there we will go to the right in search of the ravine.
Tour: A couple of abseilings and rappels to get to the circus with its magnificent R55.

Rosada: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car see 2nd car review. From the upper parking lot we go down to the ravine.
Tour: Nice canyon with rappels of all types, not too difficult. Be careful with the natural ones, the first one has a tree in bad condition.

Tejeria: Canyon Start
Approach: Direct access if we get to the end of the track in the car.
Tour: Three rappels in encanados to save almost all the slope being the third the most aesthetic. Then we have a short walk and a last rappel. Before the rappel of 6 we leave, otherwise we will go to the Morón river and then we will have to go back to the car.

Toba (Alava): Canyon Start

Toba (Cantabria): Canyon Start

Zangarriana: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one car we will have to go by the road those 5,5 kms until the track. Along the track we will go down to the dry riverbed. After 200m we will see a path on the right that will take us definitely down to the dry riverbed.
Tour: A couple of abseilings and rappels to approach the cirque of the magnificent R75 (great caution), then a few shorter abseilings before the junction with the GR where we can escape. If we continue to the reservoir we will do 3 more rappels.

Zangosta: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we go south to the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass and before going up to Zalama we take a small path along the north face of our peak to the head of the Ilsos de Zalama, after this we will pass Zalama 1, Zalama 2 and finally reach our Zangosta.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels.

Lanbreabe: Canyon Start
Approach: Direct if we have parked upstairs. If we only have one car we have to walk up.
Tour: Nice first part with two rappels that promise a lot, but from here the descent loses in height. It gets us into an area of blocks and skills that we can circumvent on the right by fishermen's trails, we will pass a bridge and soon we can return to the riverbed to face the second part of waterfalls with 3 consecutive rappels. Once it opens we will be able to leave the descent by a path on the right.

Cañadas: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down to the riverbed and follow it to the rappels.
Tour: The first part is very open and uninteresting until it drops to the Rambla de Val, where we have 6 rappels. It is assumed that you can leave to the right to go up where we can or left to the recreation area, although it is difficult.another option is to cross the Rambla de la Val, and climb up looking for the best place, to return to find the track abanadonada that will take us to the car.

Faixas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR towards El Foratón and before arriving we will turn to the left by the path that goes up the Secús ravine towards the Pico Agüerri. We will come out onto a grassy meadow and we will see the upper part of the Faixas cirque on the left. We will leave the path to go in search of this cirque which we will enter at an altitude of about 1900m.
Tour: Dizzying descent, with no time to catch your breath. At all times we will be rappelling, climbing or descending through quite exposed rocky areas. It will only take water when the rest goes high, that yes, in case of flow a lot of caution because the rappels are through the waterfalls.

Majadas: Canyon Start
Approach: Jump the guardrail and go down to the river
Tour: The longest rappel of the Majadas (13 meters) delights all participants in the activity. The canyon can be divided into three zones, the first open and in which a chaos of blocks is crossed, the second more spectacular with narrow walls and the third in an open channel with more water.

Linarejos: Canyon Start

Cuchillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and its accesses We cross the stream by the dam and go up a path, towards the Cuesta del Hoyo ravine, to the shack in ruins. From here we follow the track to the west and in a kilometer and a bit we are in the ravine. Be careful not to go too far and reach Ezpeleta.
Tour: Open canyon, in which we can escape at all times, with two very different areas. The first one totally aerial with 5 rappels to save almost 200m of unevenness. The second one has some projections and some simple rappels.

Lisa: Canyon Start
Approach: We head in the direction of the irrigation ditch that comes out of the pond and soon we reach the beginning
Tour: 5 rappels in natural and several skills

Capellanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez It is obvious, you just have to go down to the riverbed
Tour: Two parts, the first one more open and with easier rappels. From Bco Robles it closes and narrows, gaining height rappels. It is equipped with clamps as a ferrata except for the final part.

Lavajos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of the national road it is only down the path to the ravine. From the cemetery follow the path in front and it will stop almost at km 252 of the national road. We continue walking to the other parking and descend to the river.

Majales: Canyon Start
2025-02-22: Seen from the bridge the canyon had no water, but surprisingly it did and very clean (unlike Sima del Diablo). Easy, enjoyable, sunny Spring canyon with views of Juzgar and possibility to continue dow...
Approach: Hike up right bank of the canyon, cross it with some fixed ropes and continue left bank.
Tour: Surprisingly fresh water which filters shortly before the last abseil.

Moluengo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access parking we will descend to the dry riverbed by the obvious path. We will follow the dry riverbed for more than a kilometer until the head of the first rappel, just before reaching the cuchillar.
Tour: 4 obligatory rappels and a couple of them climbable in an enviable environment that takes us down to the Cabriel.

Murnier: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path of the Añisclo pass and, before starting to climb, we turn left onto the path of Las Marías. Soon we enter the forest and pass the end of our ravine and its last waterfall. We will continue for about 150m and the trail turns right to climb the slope towards Las Marias. At a turn, at about 1400m altitude, we will see a pine tree with a red L-shaped mark, a place to leave the path and go right towards the ravine.
Tour: Very continuous, open except for two areas and with many fallen trees at times.

Pagomakurre: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Barruela and Pagomakurre banks We go down to a bridge that is to cross the river and enter
Tour: Simple descent from naturals to trees

Pagomakurre: Canyon End
Return: We follow the river until we reach a small bridge, go up that track to the access road and drive back to the car.

Peñas Albas: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we must take the junk and follow the track to the top of the ravine. There we would leave the second car, there is a path that leads us down to the dry riverbed.
Tour: Dry descent except after heavy rains. It has a marmite that can be avoided and a lot of brambles.

Peranera: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track uphill until the second sharp left turn (about 30-40min walk), here we turn right in search of a slightly marked path that shortly after becomes clearer and gently descends to the ravine. When we reach the course of a stream we descend down it to the barrando.
Tour: Simple, with 5 rappels, two of them can be skipped but checking very well.

Portilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We climb the ravine by a well-marked path that starts in front that indicates narrow gollizno, for about 35 minutes, crossing the stream several times, until you reach a small meadow, marked with a milestone and with some slides behind, here we get into the water, a few meters down is the first rappel.
Tour: Short but beautiful canyon, with water after rains, it has 7 rappels, none with more than 12m. Headers somewhat exposed but installation in good condition. It has a very boxed final zone without escape.

Proacina: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue to the bridge, there is a track on the right where we can go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Easy except when under load, some jumps and 4 rappels.

Romedo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path of Pla de Boavi going up the Lladorre river until we reach a bridge that crosses it to go up to the refuge of Broate (end of the descent). At this point we will have a path on the left (orographic right of the Romedo) that following some milestones will take us to the Romedo dam. At about 1700m altitude the trail approaches the river, we will access it.
Tour: Fairly open ravine with a spectacular setting and a good flow until well into the summer. In spring, in general it is usually impossible due to the thaws. Rappel without too much difficulty

Santa Agueda: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we go north to the viewpoint of the Esquina de Rubén, before arriving we can go through the forest or from the viewpoint go to the right along the path that runs along the cliffs. From the viewpoint, in less than 500m we reach a small tree and some anchors from where to start the descent.
Tour: Vertical in its first part and boxed in the second. In rainy season good waterfalls.

Sebrando: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bend we go up two sharp bends and leave a first detour to the right, a few meters ahead we find a bend to the left and a path that takes us down to the river on the right. This is the way in.
Tour: Short but very fun descent for inexperienced people, with an 18-meter rappel. Attention: the riverbed is quite slippery!

Sibiscal: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we will see a beautiful little wooden bridge next to the road. Right next to it there is a path that goes up to the sharp right curve of the road and from there another path that goes up to the track where you park the access car. Once there you just have to go down to the stream.
Tour: Without great difficulties except for the abseiling of 30m from natural, it is a stream without great flows but except in the hardest part of the summer, it does not usually dry up.

Sopeliana: Canyon Start

Sotllo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave the track to cross the river on our way to the Vallferrera Refuge. We will leave it behind zigzagging up this first demanding stretch towards the Pica d'Estats. When we reach the post that indicates the Pica, the path softens and gradually turns northward into the valley until it reaches an elevation of almost 2100m. At this point we will see the river on our left and a small path down the slope, among the trees to go down. NOTE: It is outlined 1,5h of approach until here, but in case of being in a hurry in 1h you can arrive (with the sweat that entails).
Tour: See review

Tuesa: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car, the descent to the dam is immediate. From the return car we will go up the track enjoying the wonderful views during the 2kms of track to the dam trail.
Tour: Simple, we start with the rappel from the dam that can be lowered by the metal steps (some in poor condition). There will be rappels and abseilings until we reach the bridge of the starting track.

Valdorria: Canyon Start
Approach: Once in the village we will see the cut of the river. We go down to it and walk along the riverbed in the undergrowth or outside (more comfortable).
Tour: Several slides of 4 and 2 meters before the 20m abseil. Then 3 more fun slides of up to 17m that can be repeated. We will continue along the trail for almost 45 min and then we will enter the river again to rappel to the Cola de Caballo waterfall and its almost 30m.

Vallmala: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down to the funicular and from here to a tree on the orographic left where we will find a rappel rope.
Tour: Nice descent of a dry canyon except after rains. At all times we will be under the Aeri

Viaña: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path that leaves from the hut and goes up the river. After an hour we will see the 20m waterfall and after passing it we access the river.
Tour: Easy descent with only 3 rappels and a lot of drops and slides.

Aigua: Canyon Start
Approach: Directo
Tour: Easy descent with a couple of abseilings and a couple of rappels.

Lastra Marinas: Canyon Start
Approach: From Tinada, the access to the river is direct, we will have to follow the river for about 1000m until the real beginning of the descent. From Lagunillas leaves a track that takes us almost to the beginning of the river. From the parking lot below the Collado Tornero there is a marked path that takes us right to the headwaters, you can't miss it.
Tour: Beautiful and quite steep descent, some slides and a couple of jumps along with 8 rappels in a quite leafy descent.

Canton Muela: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we take the track that goes up to the headwaters of the Calera river. When we reach the end of the ravine we will have to go up through the meadows towards the headwaters. If we have the access car in the port of Tornos, we take the path that leads us up the hill to the top and enter from the top.
Tour: Quite vertical canyon. Better after rains to ensure a good flow. Arriving at the junction with the track we can leave and get to the car or go down to the Calera ravine and finish that part of the ravine.

Centenario: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars access is immediate from the mill. If we go with a car, from the parking we will take the path that goes to the Chorrador, we will go up a path on the orographic left before the chorrador, quite steep, overcoming 200 meters of unevenness in 1.5 km. The path is not very marked.
Tour: It starts open with some short abseils and rappels and then closes and enters the waterfall area.

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Cinorrio: Canyon Start

Enebro: Canyon Start
Approach: From the goat by the path of the Victory Refuge we go up the Pelayos river until we reach the Apretura, here we will follow the carved path. When we arrive to the base of the Torreón de los Galayos we will see the access to the ravine.
Tour: Rapid descent linking skills with waterfalls (only in rainy season) semi-equipped.

Lobo (Cirat): Canyon Start
Approach: From the return parking we will have to walk up the track to the ruins. On the track that comes out on the right at the ruins we continue until we find the riverbed.
Tour: Canyon of simple rappels and some dexterity. If we manage to do it with water we can enjoy a good time.

Mas Solaz: Canyon Start
Approach: The trail crosses the Alcotas wadi and rises through the hills with the ravine on our left. We will follow it to where it crosses the dry creek.
Tour: Easy, a few drops, 4 rappels and a few pools with water.

Oro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave from here by a track that heads east, turns north and after 100m turns east again to now go down to the stream bed.
Tour: Quite boxed in and with beautiful formations. The rappels are easy except when there is water that can slip a little.

Pico Canales: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the Tornos peak we will go south towards the Cantón de la Muela peak and from there to the Canales peak. Before reaching its summit we turn left to the slope to go in search of the bed of a stream that will form our ravine.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels, grassy slopes throughout the route and a couple of impressive verticals. The 60m rappel is worth the effort

Pino: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Peral I and II ravines Descend to the ravine on our right.

Somo: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the village following the track that goes up the valley next to the river, by its orographic left, always following this track that runs parallel, we will go up crossing the ravines of Pasada Mala and Salto by its lower part, here we will find a path that takes us to the lower part of Somo, we leave it to the left and follow our ascending path, which after two curves, brings us back to an altitude of 700m now to the head of our ravine.
Tour: see sketch

Cenza: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the remains of a track heading NW, uphill, in Maps is marked as "Mirador fervenza de Edrada". We will follow this track until a very closed left fork just in front of San Mamede (on the other side of the valley), we leave this track and go straight towards the viewpoint, we pass it and now with the reference of the waterfall, we continue above this waterfall until the "path" crosses the stream.
Tour: A couple of small rappels of 10m to reach the large waterfall of 66m (rope needed to overcome it min of 72m), after this slides, skills and a couple of small rappels. When arriving at the Couso river we can continue doing aquatic canyoning, without great difficulties but with an enviable environment.

Cao Medio (Bielsa): Canyon Start

Torco: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we will go south towards the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Las Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass, from here we only have to continue downhill towards the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels, grassy slopes all along the route.

Ezpeleta: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and its accesses We cross the stream by the dam and go up a path, towards the Cuesta del Hoyo ravine, to the shack in ruins. From here we follow the track to the west and in a kilometer and a half we will arrive at the ravine. Be careful not to get into Cuchillo which is the previous one.
Tour: Long and vertical descent, very hard due to its long hours of development and mounting facilities.

Falon: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hut following down the riverbed until you reach the dike, or parking next to the ravine to immediately enter it.
Tour: From the dam all are skills and four rappels, of 35, 20, 24 and 9 meters, some of them flown, and in one there is a marmita where it will be necessary to wet the feet up to the knees. Until reaching the Tous dam.

Ferreras: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the forest track of Bujaruelo passing the barrier, follow this track (GR11), pass the detour to the valley of Otal, leave the Salto del Pich on the right and reach the bridge of Ordiso, where the track ends. We will continue along the path that goes up to the Ordiso hut, we will have two options, go up the channel on the right, halfway to the hut or go up the orographic left of the waterfall, taking advantage of the equipped pass. If we go up the channel, we will cross the beautiful valley hanging Ferreras to the stream, which just at that point dives into a cave sinkhole, we must follow the gully in search of the first rappel. If we have climbed to the left of the waterfall, we will soon surpass it and before reaching the fence we will be able to enter the descent.
Tour: A first open part up to the first rappel, from here on without loopholes, very narrow until you reach the rappels of the waterfall.

Haya: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to leave through the beech forest, which we leave behind to take the path that goes from Lendoño to Portillo de Menérdiga, shortly before reaching the Portillo, under the walls that close the cirque, we leave the path to go to the right without losing height in search of the upwelling and our riverbed. Another option is by the access path to Salto or Somo, we leave behind the head of Somo and continue to Fuente el Haya, here we can begin to descend the ravine or follow the path to also go to the path that climbs to Portillo.
Tour: First part vertical and long rappels, then the canyon is losing height but gaining flow with the contributions of the Salto and Pasada Mala canyon, at which point we reach the most spectacular rappel.

Ilsos del Zalama: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we go south to the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass and before climbing Zalama we take a small path along the north face of our peak to the head of Ilsos de Zalama, after this we have the Zalama 1, Zalama 2 and finally Zangosta.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels.

Iritxin: Canyon Start
Approach: From Larreder we follow a little and soon a track on the left that brings us closer to the headwaters of the river. If we can get here with the car, all the better.
Tour: Open but very interesting descent. It is a succession of abseilings and skills to save an important unevenness in 1km of route. Much better in rainy weather so that the river carries more water, although it does not usually dry out.

Mazandu: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Mazandu, Achar and Chipeta We cross the bridge and continue climbing towards the Alanos. We will pass the livestock buildings and we will go to the Mazandu Refuge. When we arrive at the pass we will see the stream, we only need to go to it.
Tour: Easy, only one rappel and a lot of drops, some of them delicate to go to the Bco Chipeta.

Montorte 1: Canyon Start
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Approach: We will follow the track and then the path to the top of the Avellanal. From here we will continue through the undergrowth to find each of the 4 verticals.
Tour: 4 equipped verticals

Montorte 2: Canyon Start

Montorte 3: Canyon Start

Moreno: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down through brambles towards the stream, then we just have to follow it until we find the first difficulties.
Tour: The part of the Magadillos stream is completely full of weeds and brambles. The Arroyo Moreno is more interesting because of its magnificent waterfall, and the final part up to the Fábrica de Luz is a walk along the river.

Ola Cenza: Canyon Start
Approach: Once on the Castiñeira road, we can enter through the wall taking advantage of the steel cable and we remove the first skills or go to the bridge and do that part.
Tour: Very varied descent with exposed headwaters and duplicated installations to avoid the active. It is advisable to carry more rope to ensure access to the headwaters.

Curt: Canyon Start

Pegueras: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave crossing the plain/plain of Sebillún in a northerly direction looking for the losing path that climbs to the Pegueras peak. At about 1900m altitude, just at the foot of the peak, the forest ends and we can turn left, west to go around the peak to a small hill where we enter the watercourse of our ravine. We will follow the riverbed until it begins to box in.
Tour: Alpine descent, very long, with great views and "fair" facilities.

Peñas Pastor: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Descent that gradually closes until reaching the R40. Here we can leave in search of the path or do the last rappel with water from the spring.

Pozonegro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track where people go to see the Pozo Negro, we will enter there.
Tour: Easy descent, with water all year round

Resentios: Canyon Start
Approach: From Manzaneda, follow a path that enters the ravine.
Tour: Open at the top and a little more closed at the bottom where the rappels are located.

Mayor: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track until we pass under the Pico de la Ventana and in a sharp bend to the left comes out on the right a mining path that passes under the cliffs and enters the river. If we see this access complicated we can try to follow the track to the source of the river and go down it.
Tour: Gorge with lots of vegetation in which we can escape almost anywhere, except in the waterfalls that is a little boxed in

Sanaruelas: Canyon Start

Sante: Canyon Start

Saturio: Canyon Start
Comment: an der Kehre geradeaus zum Bach
Approach: The street becomes a track that we will take and leads us to the river. This same track turns right and goes up the river until it reaches a point that crosses it.
Tour: Simple descent that begins with a beautiful waterfall, continues with an area of pools and slides, to reach two rappels of 6 and 10 meters and close the canyon a little. We have another area of pools and slides and we reach the final rappel. Most of the people who descend this ravine, do it until the water collection hut, located on the left margin, leaving by the disused track that leads us back to the initial parking (2024.07-Alex U.). In case of continuing the descent and descending the last cascade of 35m, it is indispensable to have previously parked another vehicle in the highway N-634, next to the house, since the return way that leaves from this point, is completely eaten by the vegetation it is practically impossible to return by that way and later track.(2024.07-Alex U.)

Saturio: Canyon End
Comment: vor der Straßenbrücke rechts hinaus
Return: We turn left in search of the access road.

Sintxita (Goikoa): Canyon Start
Approach: Situation of Alarrieta, Sintxita and Sintxita Goikoa ravines From the parking we leave by the track and soon we will see the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: Two very different parts, the first with the rappels, very aesthetic and the second much more aquatic with rappels and slides.

Sintxita (Goikoa): Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right onto a track that will lead us to the road.

Fondo (Montserrat): Canyon Start
Approach: We go down to the village to the street Pau Bertran to turn right on the Drecera from which a path goes up to the viewpoint of Far Gari. Follow the PR (white and yellow marks) flanking the wall to the dry stream. Another option is to climb left to the Senyera below the Roca Lisa. There we turn right along the PR to also flank the wall to the torrent and the Font Seca. Once at the Font Seca we follow the path of the Cami Vell de Collbató to Montserrat and when we reach the Pla de Bateries we can continue straight ahead to the head of the stream or turn right to the Coll de Garrigoses.
Tour: A first part of destrespes and then rappels of up to 10m without great difficulty but in a quite beautiful environment. When we reach the GR we can continue and do two more rappels of up to 20m or go out on the GR.

Transveral: Canyon Start
Approach: We retrace our steps and cross the river and take the path that leads to Zuriza by the orographic left. After 500m we turn right and soon we will take the remains of a path that climbs uphill. We will have the option to climb up to the hill or follow the path that crosses the ravine and climbs up to above the cliffs. From here we must continue over the cliffs to the gully of our ravine.
Tour: Demanding, tough and technical

Urgorri: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes up to Pasagarri, we leave the San Roque track on the left, after 400m we take the next track on the left, the Artabe track, up to the head of the ravine next to the fountain.

Ursalto: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road for 250m to a track that leads us to the bed of our ravine.
Tour: The first rappels are very short, from natural, with good formations in the middle of a beautiful forest to reach the waterfall that gives its name to our descent. Magnificent waterfall in which to delight us. We will follow the riverbed now with less difficulties, we will leave a creek to the right, a couple of abseilings and the ravine opens up.

Zalama 1: Canyon Start
Approach: How to get to Zalama From the peak of Tornos we go south towards the peak Cantón de la Muela and from there to the peak of Las Canales. Once here we turn east to the pass and before going up to Zalama we take a small path along the north face of our peak to the head of the canyon.
Tour: Open and vertiginous, incredible views of the valley that will accompany us on these long rappels.

Fuebas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. By the path that starts in the esplanade and goes up to the refuge of Planas de Soaso. Approach to Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. We will go up until almost the refuge, the bridge of A Pasata that is where the path crosses the Fuebas river.
Tour: Easy descent, except in thaw.

Font Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Font Blanca and Canaleta ravines We follow the track up about 2kms until the indicator of PR to Mas de l'Arminyà. We will go up seeing the cirque and the 40m waterfall (dry), once overcome we will soon see the riverbed to which we can already access.
Tour: Nice dry descent, except after rains, to be combined with its brother Canaleta

Barranquet Castell: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will go up to the access parking, from there a path goes straight ahead through the valley that soon crosses to the other side to climb towards the arch of Santa Lucia and the Castell de Penáguila. At the top crosses a dry riverbed, here we access the ravine.
Tour: A first rappel that leaves us in a marmita, it can be guided so that the rest do not have to access the marmita. We will be attentive in case the rope with knots is not there or is deteriorated because it is difficult to exit. We will continue with another rappel right from the marmita to reach an open area where we will walk for a while up to the vertical, where the canyon narrows a little and we have 4 rappels linked. Keep in mind that the R30 is a repisita with two parabolts in which only fit 2 people (3 very close together).

Piula: Canyon Start
Approach: From Pertusa: We start by the path of the ferrata and the GR, we will see the detour of the ferrata to the right and we will go along the GR until we reach the foot of the cliffs. When the uphill zigzags begin we will see a marked path to the right that leaves us in the girdle. We will go along the strip to the rappel we want to do. From Castell de Sant Llorenç: We will go towards the Bco de Sarah, we will pass it and the next channel we will see the Bco Piula where we can descend to the girdle quickly.
Tour: According to the route to be made, see sketch

Carroceda: Canyon Start

Tera: Canyon Start

Domeño: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river under the bridge and go up the hillside along the fence to almost the headwaters, here we will see where the water goes down and the zip line to cross the riverbed.
Tour: The zip line and then we descend by the orographic right. A first climb to access the vertical, with 3 rappels that divide it.

Gujuli: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave to follow the train tracks, after 100m by the cheese factory we cross the tracks and follow it to the bridge.
Tour: The first or only installation is mounted on the left in a tree that would allow us to make the descent with 100m of rope, in which case it is necessary to foresee to put a sack or anti-scratch at the exit (delicate rubbing). If we do not want to put so much friction on the rope, about 8m below we have a ledge with an installation of 3spits without plate that would allow us to make a cleaner R90.

San Pedro (Orzales): Canyon Start
Approach: From the lookout point it is immediate
Tour: Fantastic waterfall although usually with a trickle.

Arquero: Canyon Start
Approach: From here, continue on foot along the PR trail that descends from Puertomingalvo to the Arquero waterfall, well visible, opposite. This path crosses the river over a wooden bridge in fair condition. Continue on the well-marked path without taking any detour that leads us in the direction of the river until we find, about 15min uphill, a clear fork marked with cairns that leads to the upstream spring. When arriving in front of the limestone walls climb up the slopes on the left marked with cairns and with some small climb, until an obvious flat ledge on the left of the riverbed that takes us to the headwaters above the limestone barriers. limestone barriers.

Cascadas de Aguaké: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road for a few meters until we pass the mill cut, here we enter the riverbed.
Tour: Just above the cut of the mill we have a tree from which to rappel, we pass the mill and under the road, we will have to leave the riverbed through the fields (careful not to spoil anything) and after 300m we return to the riverbed. We will find a small rappel to get into the boxed area and reach the Aguake waterfall.

Barruela: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Barruela and Pagomakurre banks We follow the track for about 700m, here comes another track on the left that we will follow another 600m to make a curve to the right and leave the waterfalls on our left, we will only have to go down to the river.
Tour: Easy descent from naturals to trees, beautiful waterfalls

Barruela: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence of the rivers we go up to the bridge, cross it and go up to the track, next to our car.

Cascadas Toberia: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that goes up to the Andoin pass. After a short while, we will leave the track to the left towards the stream and follow the signs that lead us to the waterfalls along the path that goes up the orographic right to the spring.
Tour: Opened by tuff waterfalls

Cascadas Xiblos: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the marked trail that climbs to the Xiblu waterfall. After a kilometer and a half we leave this path and take another one to our right that goes up to the brañas. At 3kms from the village the path approaches the stream, time to access the riverbed.
Tour: Gradually the descent picks up altitude until it reaches the waterfalls, after this is the last one that is visited and we finish the descent.

Cascadas Molino: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hut we follow the PR that takes us to the waterfalls, first the left one, higher but less flowing, and then the right one.
Tour: The two waterfalls that join at their base to make two more rappels

Ojo Lezea: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the orographic left by a track until another one that goes into the slopes towards the Ojo Lezea. We go down to a tree above the Ojo
Tour: Short and open ravine in which we descend a very steep slope. Its main attraction is the Ojo Lezea cave.

Istora: Canyon Start
Approach: If we park at the hermitage of the virgin of Uralde we can take the path that goes along the left bank of the river until it reaches the area encajonda and enter the river. We can also take the track that goes south up the mountain to the hill and turn left and go down to the Foz. From Orbiso we go up the track to Valcocino and continue to the hill that on the left we have Oteo and on the right the descent to the Foz.
Tour: Simple and very aesthetic descent to be made after rains

Suplicios: Canyon Start

Radon: Canyon Start
Approach: Bajar al barranco, si no tiene agua no necesita neopreno
Tour: Pequeños destrepes previos a la zona de la Cascada del Cubo donde están los dos rápeles. Luego una zona abovedada que se puede evitar por las grapas y finalmente más destrepes continuando el rio hasta el pueblo.

Guanga: Canyon Start
Approach: We will return a few meters along the road to take the path that says "Cascadas". After passing the Peña el Castiello, the trail will approach the creek to cross it, time to access the trail.
Tour: Simple and entertaining, we will have to install the rappels in trees, except for two that have installation.

Coma Alta: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the access track straight ahead until the fork, straight ahead Caragols, we to the right (return of Cargols), along the Camí de la Cova de l'Arcada. We will pass by the Roca del Tambor and from there to the Font d'es Xebre. From here it is time to climb to the cave, once we reach it we continue along the path and after leaving it behind there is a path to the right, marked with milestones by which we will climb until we reach the bed of the stream.
Tour: A first rappel, then a handrail to avoid a pool and we are already on the spectacular R42.

Aruna Chala: Canyon Start
Approach: We have several options: 1.- Directly going up the Torrent del Pont, when we reach the height of the Roca Mala (we leave it on the left), we will take the path of "cova de la Murdela" and after passing it, soon we arrive at our channel. 2.- By the VF de las Damas, after leaving it we will look for the path to l'Artiga Alta on our left, we will take this path along the ridge to enter this small cirque and go to the Coll dels Pollegons. From here we will only have to go down to "cova de la Murdela", a few meters before we have the channel on our left. 3.- Similar to the access by the VF de las Damas, just before the entrance we can turn left to go up the equipped channel of l'Artiga Alta. It is not a ferrata as such and we will have some somewhat exposed steps in which to make climbs and steps in opposition. Once up, we will continue the same as in the previous case towards the Coll dels Pollegons.
Tour: Easy descent with only 5 rappels. The most complicated are the intermediate rappels R3 and R4 with their ledge. But if we see it bad and we have enough rope we can do a 34m rappel to the bottom.

Santa Caterina: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down to the village to the street Pau Bertran to turn right on the Drecera from which a path goes up to the viewpoint of Far Gari. Follow the PR (white and yellow marks) flanking the wall to the dry stream. Another option is to climb left to the Senyera below the Roca Lisa. There we turn right along the PR to also flank the wall to the torrent and the Font Seca.
Tour: Easy, 5 rappels without great difficulty. A multitude of skills, many of them equipped with fixed rope.

Lloro: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesos bcos Lloro y Trago Varias opciones: Por el refugio. Seguimos por la pista y nos salimos por el sendero de la derecha, mismo acceso que Caragols, sendero de marcas blancas y luego azules que sube hacia el Gerro y els Pallers. Un poco más allá se junta con otro sendero más marcado en la Era dels Pallers (pequeño collado) en donde iremos a la derecha, bajo la Roca de la Gran Portella, hacia el refugi Vincenç Barbé. Pasaremos el refugio y a los 10min aprox, cruzaremos un torrente con un hito, Clot del Trago, que podríamos descender y continuar con los 3 últimos rápeles de Lloro. Dejaremos este torrente atrás, pasamos un colladito y en la siguiente vaguada tenemos el Torrrent del Lloro Por la VF del Lloro. Por la pista de acceso de frente hasta la bifurcación, de frente Caragols, nosotros a la derecha (retorno de Cargols), por el Camí de la Cova de l’Arcada. Pasaremos por la Roca del Tambor y de ahí a la Font del Xebret. Aquí dejaremos el sendero de la cova y nos iremos a la izquierda subiendo por el margen del Lloro hasta la canal/via ferrata que nos sube este primer paredón. Una vez superado, seguiremos un senderito poco marcado por la izquierda orográfica del Lloro hasta ver que el torrente se abre, momento para bajar al cauce Por l'Arcada . El mismo acceso que la VF, pasaremos la Font del Xebret y subimos a la cova de l'Arcada, aquí cogemos el sendero que va hacia el refugio. Remonta el Torrent de les Grutes y cambia de cauce al Lloro. Cuando el sendero cruza el torrente es el momento de empezar a descenderlo
Tour: The first part of the route is more open, with cliffs and rappels from trees. Little by little we enter a chaos with small rappels of up to 8m. We leave the chaos to do a couple more rappels before crossing the Trago (afl right) and doing the last 3 rappels, which are the longest.

Bauma Onyo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking place we continue straight ahead in search of the GR5 that goes on the other side of the river by which we came with the car. Once we find it we follow it up to the first torrent (about 15min) and go down to the first rappel.
Tour: Two cantilevered rappels to start with, the first 40m and the second 20m. A quieter section and we finish with another cantilevered rappel. Beware of friction!

Uguna: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track to the left to the creek
Tour: A first part of climbing skills and a couple of rappels, followed by a long area of walking, before reaching the wonderful waterfall of Uguna. After it, a slide and another rappel.

Yera 1: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars we will go up the side of the waterfall and when we reach the upper terrace we enter the riverbed. With one car we have to go up to the upper bridge, there is a path that takes us to the side of the river from the lower bridge.
Tour: The first part is 3 rappels chained in the Yera waterfall, beautiful with the right water. Later, after the bridge we have an area of chaos that we can try to avoid down the slope to reach the next waterfalls.

Yera 2: Canyon Start
Approach: Yera 2 ravines Immediate from the bridge over the river
Tour: Easy descent with only 3 rappels

Boter: Canyon Start
2025-03-29: Highest vertical in Catalunya. Nice views, anchors in good condition.
Approach: Tenemos dos opciones, por la vía ferrata Regina o por el sendero: 1.- VF, al lado de las casetas sale un sendero por la parte de atrás que al poco se desvía a la derecha hacia los paredones hasta meterse bajo ellos en el comienzo de la ferrata. Tened en cuenta el tiempo que se pueda perder por haber otros grupos y el cargar con 200m de cuerda mínimo. Tras el segundo tramo llegamos al escape donde nos cruzamos con el sendero de subida. Podremos seguir por el tercer tramo (duro) o seguir el sendero 2.- Sendero, igualmente detrás de las casetas por el sendero, seguiremos de frente (es el retorno de la ferrata), el sendero cruza el cauce seco y se dirige al fondo del barranco (donde termina la cascada) para cruzar a la orilla izquierda orográfica hasta juntarse con la salida del tramo 2 de la ferrata. Una vez en este punto podremos hacer el tercer tramo o subir por el sendero de retorno de dicho tramo hasta la cumbre. Al llegar a la cumbre giramos a la izquierda y bajamos al cauce seco.
Tour: The third rappel is in a hanging meeting for 2 or 3 people and with 200 meters of fall. The descent consists of 4 rappels, the last two of which are flown and to enter the second belay we have to make a 3m pendulum. NOTE: given the verticality of the descent and the number of meters with the rope dry, the descender can get very hot. It is better to use a self-locking mechanism to be able to make small stops to limit this effect so that both rope and descender do not suffer.

Don Sancho: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, down to the riverbed
Tour: Good views and easy rappels, perfect for beginners.

Rubia: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path heading SW towards the Cova Fumá, when we get there we will go to the watercourse on the right that we will climb along a less clear path. Without reaching the end we will see another watercourse with vegetation in which we will get in search of the first rappel.
Tour: Quite a dressed and entertaining descent with the culmination of the final rappel.

Tobalinas: Canyon Start

Tejada: Canyon Start
Approach: From the poplar grove you can see the entrance to the ravine. It is to follow the path that passes by the old dam.
Tour: A simple descent, with a first part of skills and then the most closed area with rappels.

Paret: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations Bcos Llosar, Fondo, Revoltes and Paret From the reservoir there is a winding path that goes up the mountainside, it is the PR CV7 or Senda les Revoltes, we go up it until the last sharp left turn, here there is a path to the right that in 200m takes us to the head of the mountain.
Tour: Fairly open, easy descent

Santuario: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediately, we follow the road that follows the track to the entrance
Tour: A first part more open and after the escape, it closes a little for the two high rappels of 22m.

Doña Juana: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate with two cars, see map
Tour: Simple except for the first rappel, which can be broken up.

Montes de Malaga: Canyon Start

Zarzalones: Canyon Start
Approach: From P1 we ascend the stairs of San Pascual, cross the raft and go to the viewpoint, from here a gentle descent to the source of the Rio Grande. If we want to continue ascending, along the same orographic left bank of the Zarzalones we can go up a path to the headwaters. From P2 gentle descent to the source of the Rio Grande. From P3 immediately.
Tour: Interesting descent to make it integral. The lower more aquatic part can be used to start canyoning. In the upper part be careful with the friction of the ropes.

Eladio Parodi: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the gate on the left, we go up a runoff channel to the cattle track. Once almost at the crest, we turn right over the cliffs to pass under the Los Palominos farmhouse. We pass two more wire gates and arrive at the head of the trail.
Tour: Vertical ravine and no water except for heavy rains.

Nogaleas: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the route Cascadas de las Nogaleas (white and green), the path runs parallel to the riverbed. Continue until the sign that announces the beginning of the equipped section.
Tour: Very complete and easy descent, ideal for practicing different canyoning techniques. There are many handrails installed with intermediate points. Possibility of installing natural.

Riega Muro Peñallana: Canyon Start
Approach: From the road, we jump over the wall and go down the grass until we get into the channel and find the first rappel.
Tour: Wide open grassy slope and with a creek

Mas Coix: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the hill where we can (there is no clear path) with the bco del Agua on the left until almost where the trees end, time to throw us to the riverbed because we reached the first rappel. In some guides they speak to follow the riverbed from the superior part instead of going down the hill... it can that it is more dressed and of worse progress.
Tour: A first rappel to approach the first vertical. In the first vertical we will find a small rappel to a generally dry pool, then an approach rappel with diverter to not pendulear and finally the hanging installation, for two people in a huge spectacular shelter. We will continue and we will find the next vertical, in this case an access rappel of 10m and then another hanging installation for 2 pers. The third section begins with an area of blocks and skills to reach a natural rappel that leaves us on the highest vertical, 35m, again hanging.

Cuevon Pruneda: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track for 2kms until we reach the hill and then we go to the right side of the valley in search of the sinkhole/cave.
Tour: See cave topography

Mirabal (Tributary): Canyon Start
Approach: We must go up the PR-HU39 (right bank of the Yaga) towards Escuaín. The ravine to descend is just beyond the middle of the access to Mirabal next to a characteristic esplanade.
Tour: A first part with rappels and a second part in which we will walk through a chaos of blocks to the course. Beautiful views on the descent to the river.

Chorrera (Spain): Canyon Start

Cao (Bielsa): Canyon Start

Rejia: Canyon Start
2025-02-04: Open waterfalls + lush vegetation and a good hike-in from Tolox (one car or bike) via the Sendero de las Cascadas (2hrs) combining access to Horcajuelos & Reija (the latter has the higher & more attra...
Approach: From the spring, we walk down the riverbed to the Rejía waterfall. If we go down the firebreak, it is similar.
Tour: 1 Rápel 67 m por cascada 1b Rápel 11, 31, 33 m por fuera 2 Rápel 28 m 3 Rápel 15 m 4 Rápel 18 m Charco de la Virge We start with the Rejía waterfall, 67 m along the riverbed from a pine tree on the right, on the outside we can rappel from a pine tree on the left, abseil down and then descend from a ledge. This is followed by two more abseils, a section on foot with some steep slopes (a bit boring) and, after reaching the Horcajuelos stream, we reach the Charco de la Virgen.

Rejia: Canyon End
2025-02-04: Open waterfalls + lush vegetation and a good hike-in from Tolox (one car or bike) via the Sendero de las Cascadas (2hrs) combining access to Horcajuelos & Reija (the latter has the higher & more attra...
Return: We can turn left at the irrigation ditch and walk down to the thermal baths or walk up the fire lane on the right for almost 600 m to the car.

Tentellatge: Canyon Start
Approach: El barranco está justo detrás. Continuaremos andando por la pista (derecha) y en diez minutos encontraremos la entrada al barranco en una curva.
Tour: Descenso que en algunos tramos nos recuerda a algunos barrancos de conglomerado de la Sierra de Guara. Empieza un poco vestido y monótono pero va ganando interés. La gorga final es la parte más interesante. La salida por la vía ferrata le da un atractivo añadido

Cambullon Velez: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one stop we can leave it at P3, we take the route up to the Pinsapo de la Escalereta but before the middle of the climb, we cross the fence that we took to the right and take a small path that goes flat and then down slightly. From P1 along the path of the Pinsapo and when we reach a dry stream we go down it. From P2 it is a descent through the middle of the slope but less steep than P1.
Tour: Simple descent but quite interesting if the canyon has water in it.

Sima Diablo: Canyon Start
2025-02-22: Very polluted -directly after the source- from the above Juzgar village. Done Majales + Sima del Diablo combo. Both can be done with 25-30m of rope.
Approach: Juzgar, aka the smurfvillage, either park in the village and hike down from there. Or take a steep and curvy road to the below factory by the exit of the canyon, from which you hike up or do a shuttle. Other - and recommended - option is to park at the exit of Majales canyon and combine both canyons, visit Juzgar and go for food etc on the return hike.
Tour: Sencillo barranco con 4 rápeles y varios destrepes, alguno se puede rapelar.

Hoyos: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el pueblo de Jerte al lado de la caseta de información, por una pista asfaltada al principio que se convierte en tierra al final. Llegaremos al cruce con el río de los Hoyos donde comienza el descenso.
Tour: Descenso sin complicaciones con caudal normal.

Flamisell: Canyon Start
Approach: By the detour to the bridge, you only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Entertaining descent, very slippery Danger: Between the R4 and the R5 there is an overhang, which forms a slide of about 5 meters, at the end of this is formed a dangerous rebound, in which there has already been a scare. also behind the slipstream is created a small drosaje that normally does not involve problems.

Garome: Canyon Start

Saltaor: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the track behind to get into a path that runs parallel to a dry riverbed, leaving our stream to the left. It will go up to the path of the Solana del Gato. We will follow the path of the Solana a few hundred meters to the riverbed.
Tour: Shortly after entering we will find the first rappel with a parabolt to mount a handrail. A dexterity and a couple of rappels to access the most interesting area, 3 rappels in a row with a recessed block that we can rappel or go under (if it has water it is dangerous). Another small rappel will take us to the last one, the Saltaor waterfall. Beautiful waterfall (when it has water) of 17m.

Rambla Cigarron: Canyon Start
Approach: From the gate we will leave in search of a path that goes west to cross the wadi and climb to an old road (now track), we will follow it to the left, uphill. We will pass two sharp bends (right-left) and after 100m a path to the left (it says that it is a private property) will soon lead to the riverbed and from there to the head of the first rappel.
Tour: Very short, a couple of rappels to approach the vertical of 28m divided into 18 + 10. Then we will have another rappel of about 10m divided to better recover the ropes.

Carcellera: Canyon Start

Hoz (Avila): Canyon Start
Approach: Imprescindible GPS. La aproximación asciende fuera de camino o senda por vegetación espesa: zarzas, helechos y arbolado bajo. El acceso al tramo inferior es fácil de seguir. Para realizar el descenso integral hay que buscarse la vida campo a través. Vale la pena Desde el parking tomar la pista ascendente que nos llevará a las Cassas Alcornocal. Llegamos a una cancela (no cruzar), tomar sendero a ala derecha que asciende entre la vegetación. Este sendero nos llevará a cruzar el arroyo el Molinillo. Continuar por el sendero hasta llegar al cauce.
Tour: Durante el descenso hay resaltes saltables o destrepables. El rápel de 15 se puede saltar desde una repisa a la derecha donde hay anclajes desde donde s puede rapelar cuando el caudal es elevado. El final del barranco acaba en la zona de baño del Recuencano.

Aigua Llinars: Canyon Start
Approach: From here we will have to walk. We will take the path that comes out in front of the farmhouse (yellow marks) and we will follow it for about 1 hour, until on the right hand side there is a path marked with an x, (attention, we must not reach the farmhouse that is seen at the bottom) we will go down and it will lead us to the bed of the ravine.
Tour: Simple ravine, with a first part of limestone normally dry, we will only find water in the pools. In the second part of the ravine formed of conglomerate, the water makes an appearance, gaining interest and beauty. In summary, we will find an easy and well excavated ravine, with short rappels, some jumps and projections (some delicate).

Merea (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: We will return to Merea and along the access "road" we will continue walking (from the parking is 1.5 km). It is just when the forest opens on our left and we have some fields where we can go down to the riverbed. We can continue up the riverbed or get into this area.
Tour: A gorge with beautiful formations and no major difficulties except for the final 18m rappel.

Besso: Canyon Start

Foscos Aigua d'Ora: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediata
Tour: This canyon is a great chaos. It has a multitude of holes, siphons and narrow passages. It always carries water. Be careful in spring and after the rains we will find it in live water. If we descend it with strong flow, we will have to avoid many of these passages. The first meters run along the riverbed until we find the beginning of the chaos. We will have the possibility of making multiple combinations. The chaos does not allow us to try different options, a multitude of holes where we will enjoy if the flow allows it.

Isabena: Canyon Start

Alcazar: Canyon Start

Ortiz: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches Ortiz and Fuente Trinidad We will leave towards the visible cut of Ortiz and Trinidad, the first one we will find is ours.
Tour: Very simple, there are really 3 rappels

Creta: Canyon Start

Cardos: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the watercourse towards the gap of the sierra
Tour: A first part without any interest, just walking to get to the sport section. The sport section starts with a rappel with a diverter to avoid a trap pit from which you can get out, we will continue with a couple of more rappels before the R17 that leaves us in the imposing trap pit.

Canalizo: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path that climbs the hill of the canalizo. We follow it until we reach the halfway point of the Manzano hill, here some milestones indicate that we have to go down to the stream.
Tour: Easy descent except for the slipperiness. Ideal to do after rain.

Mina: Canyon Start1

Mina: Canyon End

Fuente (Cuenca): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track towards the ferrata and after 500m at the fork we will turn right to go up the track through the forest for another kilometer. In a gentle right turn we will see a path on our left that goes down to the ravine. If we pass it, after 200m we reach a dam where we can also go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Almost all verticals have 2 installations and handrails so that we can choose which side to go down and we can practice.

Cal Cul: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediata
Tour: Comenzaremos el descenso del torrent de cal cul estret ,totalmente seco, de cauce abierto. Encontraremos dos rápeles cortos de 4 y 10 metros, con instalaciones naturales. Después del rápel de 10 podemos ir por el bosque de nuestra derecha hasta el rápel de 24, ya que ir por el cauce puede ser un poco coñazo. Llegados al rápel de 24, montaremos un pasamanos que nos llevará a la instalación de descenso (parabolts). El siguiente rápel de 24 metros y el que le sigue de 7 metros también están instalados con naturales. por último llegaremos al rápel de 25 metros (parabolts), que nos dejara en la surgencia donde empieza el clot de l'infern. Aquí nos pondremos los neoprenos. Clot de l'infern. La primera parte del descenso es un poco aburrida, se trata de caminar por el cauce intentando no torcerte el tobillo, con pocas pozas donde remojarse. a partir del primer rápel de 4 metros la cosa cambia y se vuelve mucho más interesante, haremos otro rapel más de 9 metros, donde si no hay suficiente caudal este desaparecerá filtrándose bajo unas rocas, hasta llegar a la parte más bonita del descenso, un bonito rápel de 13 metros (yo creo que son unos 15) donde el agua reaparecerá, fría y con mas caudal que hasta el momento. Seguidamente llegaremos a unos cortos pero preciosos oscuros. Al poco de salir de los oscuros llegaremos al rio aigua de valls, donde termina el clot de l'infern. Las instalaciones están perfectas (parabolts).

Herrera: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track for another kilometer until we pass a crop field where we will see the ravine on our right. Surrounding the field we enter the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, for beginners. Many rappels can be climbed and some have handrails to practice.

Guadalmina: Canyon Start
Approach: Si aparcamos en el pueblo seguimos las indicaciones al Charco de las Mozas. Si aparcamos al finalizar tenemos que remontar por el paseo de las angosturas.
Tour: Sin complicación

Guadalmina: Unknown
Comment: Parking

Guadalmina: Unknown1
Comment: Canyon Start

Guadalmina: Unknown2
Comment: Canyon Finish

Jorox: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmediato.
Tour: Simple descent that begins with small rappels and skills, until arriving at the 22m rappel. "A diverter has been mounted on the R3 on the orographic left over a natural. It helps to get out of the active and leaves you on a plate from which to make a jump to avoid entering the siphon. We have dived the siphon and in principle there is no problem through the window, but further to the right if it pushes against the bottom (drosage)."

Pajaruco: Canyon Start
2025-02-11: Water flow was still consistent after rainfall some days ago. Well protected from wind. Easy, open canyon, lots of escape possibilities, optional abseils, or options from trees to avoid certain pools....
Approach: Hike up a few streets. On the left side, behind the restaurant in the village, at the small park leaves a trail quite in traverse that takes us to the Pajaruco.
Tour: First part (2 abseils and open riverbed) is optional, but given the minimal length of the canyon it is recommended to complete the descent.

Cachon Camaces: Canyon Start
Approach: From the viewpoint, along a path that leads to the river. It is almost immediate
Tour: Shortly after going down to the river we have a corridor that takes us to the big attraction. A 40m waterfall and another 20m of ramp. After an area of jumps and skills to return to the rappels. To finish we can exit to the right before the river Huerga or if we see that it is not too strong to make a last rappel that deposits us in it.

Geganta: Canyon Start

Anglesoles: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches to the Covalta area
Tour: Unequipped and prohibited

Cova Adells: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to the Refugi de Clotes, Coll de Carabasses and the Cova dels Adells. After a kilometer we will leave the detour to the refuge and go to the right towards the cave. After 2 kms and a little we will arrive at the cave, the path continues upwards but here we will be next to the head of the cave, we will only have to go to the right in search of its access.
Tour: A first part with a lot of undergrowth, the canyon will gradually close until we reach the Ullal de Vi where we have the highest rappel of 22m.

Grutes: Canyon Start

Dilar: Canyon Start

Cañizo: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar, after the 5th tunnel we continue along the path until we find the next channel, above the channel we will see the installation of the first rappel.

Ancon Troncos: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back 50m until we exit on the left to go in search of the riverbed. Or we climb 60m to an old track that comes out on the right and leads to the headwaters.

Bugaders: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to Sajolida, Bugaders and Pont banks We leave by the track on the right towards the Torrent del Pont, which we will go up by its fixed ropes or we leave to the right by a path that goes up to a hill where we find a cairn and red paint marks (next to the Roca Mala). Follow the markers and cairns to the Clot de Sajolida. We will follow the path to climb the next ridge, from here we can already see the Bugaders riverbed.
Tour: Simple, only 4 rappels to reach the confluence with Sajolida.

Lleons: Canyon Start

Vigas: Canyon Start

Icor: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go back to the bridge, next to it there is a path that leads us down to the riverbed.

Chese: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the forest track and then towards the obvious riverbed.
Tour: Ver topo.

Ruiz: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track to the left and pass the hermitage, the track turns left and after 140m we turn right to cross the ravine.

Guayonje: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guayonje-Mesa del Mar For the track up to the ravine, we cross it and we continue for the other margin of the river up to a palm tree from which we will descend to the riverbed.

Ajabo: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the riverbed until the first difficulties are reached

Gotera: Canyon Start
Approach: Igueste-Hondo ravine accesses From the soccer field we continue in west direction to take a path that goes to the SW, after 400m we cross the bed of our ravine, time to head south in search of the light tower, under the wires we will find the first projection.

Juajorro: Canyon Start

Pumera: Canyon Start

Calderas: Canyon Start

Llastre: Canyon Start

Lobo (Villa de Ves): Canyon Start
Approach: We go back towards the bridge, cross it and go up the track that winds through the cuts to the top. There we will see another worse track on the right that we will take about 400m to find a track / path on the right that gets us into the dry creek that goes to the cuts.
Tour: Open canyon very used by companies in the area so many rappels have double facilities, there are fixed handrails and climbs with knotted ropes for easy access. The second rappel, although short, is beautiful because of its ledge and overhanging exit. We will have a walking area and just at the end the last three rappels in a row.

Arigona: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Igueste-Hondo ravines We continue along Morretillas street until the end to turn right, almost without a path. We can go horizontally to the west to the riverbed and then go down it to the track. We could choose to go diagonally down to the track. In both cases the descent starts from the track.

Mazas: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that runs parallel to the bank by its orographic right in an easterly direction, after 500m the track heads north and there is a path to the E that we will take. About 300m later we will have surpassed the ravine and we will see the bed to our right and the slope to go down.
Tour: Gully very dressed in its first part, then conglomerates forming narrow as many projections and embedded blocks. A very entertaining place to enjoy the skills.

Gota: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track 600m to the same place as with the high vehicle. Then on the left we have the dry riverbed to descend.
Tour: See topo Attention to the last rappel where we will need 2 ropes of 60m, beautiful final rappel.

Puente: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track in SE direction until it ends and becomes a kind of path that leaves us in a tributary riverbed on the right of our ravine, at the end of the riverbed it falls into the ravine with the access rappels.

Madre: Canyon Start

Cadiella: Canyon Start
Approach: From the access car we will follow the track that goes to the pass, we will leave the Fontanarets mass to the right and we will go to the watercourse that we have in front of us. From Alfafara we will leave from the Carrer de la Creu, along the Carrer Serra de Mariola 100m to a small track that goes to the right and goes to the mountain. After 100m there is a small path on the right that we will follow until we reach another track. We take the track to the left, uphill, soon becomes a path that we follow, between trees, up this small ravine. The trail crosses the ravine and goes to the right to later turn south again and in a more open area, heading towards the mas. At almost 950m above sea level we will see a milestone that marks that we have to turn right to the walls that are already seen where the R1 is.
Tour: A few first rappels in natural, to move to a quieter area before the Xorrador, its magnificent R45.

Bellena: Canyon Start

Hondo (Tenerife): Canyon Start
Approach: Just before the bridge, on the left, there is a path that goes down to the riverbed.

San Vicente: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR in the direction of the hermitage of San Vicente, we will pass a first riverbed, the Pano gorge and just before climbing to the hermitage of San Vicente we will arrive at our ravine.
Tour: Continuous and well configured descent, overhangs (some of them delicate), pools, marmitas and a total of 12 rappels. Generally dry, much better after rain. The final part is the most interesting as the longest rappels are found here.

Cambrones: Canyon Start

Yecla: Canyon Start
Approach: We enter from the footbridges by rappelling or a little earlier by climbing up to the blocks.
Tour: Simple with only two rappels and the possibility of several 2-3m jumps.

Aiguadonzella: Canyon Start
Approach: Ver mapa
Tour: For collectors

Fort: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach barranc del Fort From the parking there is a path along the slope that goes up the NE direction, will make a left turn on the ravine to go to the head and to reach the height of an old track access to the riverbed.
Tour: Very simple, perfect for beginners. It only lacks the water

Clot del Boixar: Canyon Start
Approach: If we are going to do only the lower part it is better to park by Can Pasqual. We will leave the access track straight ahead until the fork, straight ahead Caragols, we will go to the right (return of Cargols), along the Camí de la Cova de l'Arcada. We will pass by the Roca del Tambor and from there to the Font d'es Xebre and the Cova del Cabrit, after passing it we will arrive at Boixar. If we leave Vinyanova, we go along the track on the left, straight ahead. After 300 m we go to the right on a path. The path will cross another, but we go straight on. At the next crossroads we go right uphill along the Camí dels Francesos towards the Coll de Mosset. If we go to the right we will go Joc de l'Oca (or Migdia), to the left the cami del Cabrit towards the lower part and we will continue straight ahead for the upper part. We will follow the path to the Roca Plana del Llamps, time to go down to the torrent.

Forat del Buli: Canyon Start
Approach: To access the source and continue to the Forat we will have to follow the road to the area outlined for the access car and follow the road that becomes a track. From the return parking lot to the access parking lot there are 3,5kms and from the access car park to the access car park there are 1,6kms. We will go down the track until almost reaching the height of Rialb, in a torrontera (bco Barraques) we will see that we can go down to the right to the river. If we only want to see the Forat, from the parking area follow the track down to the river, cross it and go up the path that brings us to the end of the tunnel.
Tour: Uncomplicated descent that in summer we can find full of people bathing in its turquoise water pools. If we make the complete route we will have to be careful with the tunnel in case of high flow (spring or after heavy rains).

Canal de l'Ermit Mort: Canyon Start

Son Torrella: Canyon Start
2026-03-01: Short, fast and easy descent.
Tour: Sucesión de pequeños destrepes y rápeles hasta el r20 que tiene montado un pasamanos.

Son Torrella: Canyon End
2026-03-01: Short, fast and easy descent.
Return: Saldremos al embalse, si hemos aparcado abajo tendremos que ir por la senda que rodea el embalse sin perder altura hasta el aparcamiento. Si hemos aparcado en la carretera, nada más salir al embalse, tomaremos la senda a la izquierda que sube a la carretera

Son Torrella: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-03-01: Short, fast and easy descent.
Return: Saldremos al embalse, si hemos aparcado abajo tendremos que ir por la senda que rodea el embalse sin perder altura hasta el aparcamiento. Si hemos aparcado en la carretera, nada más salir al embalse, tomaremos la senda a la izquierda que sube a la carretera

Herrerias: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river to go up the other bank where there is a track. After crossing the road bridge we enter the area of pools. If we want to access the waterfall we follow the track to the top.
Tour: Playful descent to enjoy jumps

Golero: Canyon Start

Coma d'en Pastor: Canyon Start

Font Seca: Canyon Start

San Andres (Tenerife): Canyon Start

Clot del Trago: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesos bcos Lloro y Trago Dos opciones: Por el refugio. Seguimos por la pista y nos salimos por el sendero de la derecha, mismo acceso que Caragols, sendero de marcas blancas y luego azules que sube hacia el Gerro y els Pallers. Un poco más allá se junta con otro sendero más marcado en la Era dels Pallers (pequeño collado) en donde iremos a la derecha, bajo la Roca de la Gran Portella, hacia el refugi Vincenç Barbé. Pasaremos el refugio y a los 10min aprox, cruzaremos un torrente con un hito, momento de dejar el sendero y seguir el cauce. Por la VF del Lloro. Por la pista de acceso de frente hasta la bifurcación, de frente Caragols, nosotros a la derecha (retorno de Cargols), por el Camí de la Cova de l’Arcada. Pasaremos por la Roca del Tambor y de ahí a la Font del Xebret. Aquí dejaremos el sendero de la cova y nos iremos a la izquierda subiendo por el margen del Lloro hasta la canal/via ferrata que nos sube este primer paredón. Una vez superado, seguiremos un senderito poco marcado por la izquierda orográfica del Lloro hasta el sendero del Refugio. Lo cogeremos en esa dirección y a los 200m encontraremos el torrente.
Tour: In both cases we will follow the open torrent, with a few cliffs for almost 300m until it begins to close and we find the first rappel. Then a couple more rappels of up to 25m to reach the Torrent del Lloro, with which we share the last 3 rappels.

Rivert: Canyon Start

Sant Corneli: Canyon Start
Approach: We return to the bridge and access
Tour: Generally dry except after rains. We start right under the bridge with a first rappel, the next one from a tree past the second bridge. The following rappels are to save a ramp.

Roque Nublo: Canyon Start

Can Pobla: Canyon Start

Tomadero: Canyon Start

Afoche: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, it's just down that little slope to the riverbed.

Robada: Canyon Start

Parra: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up towards the Fuente de la Alhóndiga and about 100m before the curve, an old track comes out on the left that crosses the Bco Grande and goes up the mountainside becoming a trail. When we reach the top we will cross a track. We can take it to the right to the tributary or continue straight ahead on the path under the Peña Alta, a little longer but with wonderful views. Either way we will reach the tributary. We will continue along the path that goes down the stream to the small cut where the cave is on our left. We will go to the right towards the wall to soon find the first rappel.
Tour: A first rappel of 20m, followed by another shorter one to enter the 3rd one, which is in a crevasse. We will have one more rappel to reach the base.

Santa Isabel: Canyon Start

Hiedras: Canyon Start

Mas Claver: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk up to the pass. In both cases we will be in the left curve, from this curve we will go out NE direction through the forest to go down to the stream. It is almost immediate from here
Tour: Nice descent due to the amount of vegetation although very slippery. In spring or after rains its waterfalls are beautiful.

Tejeda: Canyon Start
Approach: 2 cars: we leave from the parking lot of the Sabina sector towards the Javalambre peak, from the turrets and looking towards the peak we can see the ravine on the right. 1 Car: if we leave Rabadá we must go up to the Lapiaz sector. From here by the path of amanaderos towards the peak. Once up, just to the right we have the ravine.
Tour: It starts with small abseilings to continue with 4 rappels and some more abseilings.

Portella (Montserrat): Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the PR towards Vicenç Barbé refuge through the Collet de Guirló first and from there towards the Coll de la Portella. When we reach the pass we turn right around the Roca Gran de La Portella to an esplanade of loose stone through which we access the cave/sima.
Tour: Three beautiful rappels to access and develop this channel/cave

Orchilla: Canyon Start
2024-11-23: Done Orchilla inf. from El Frontón village with one car. Similar to the superiore, it can be combined with remote, but well bolted rockclimbs (25m. max). Orchilla inf. with exit along the Camino Real...
Approach: Inmediato

Rito: Canyon Start

Moli Bernat: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the path until we find a track that we take to the right and continue until we see some cairns on the left, from here diagonally we will go in search of the old bridge and then continue along the right bank until we find the Salt
Tour: The three rappels over the waterfall

Tambor: Canyon Start

Marrubio: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Ajoque, Marrubio, Torre and Baranda In both options we will go by the PR-TF58 towards the Risco, we will arrive at the Tagora, to the right goes down the path of the Risco, right next to the Torre ravine and we will go to the left surrounding the cliff. The next channel would be our ravine that has two channels, we will go down the rocky part until we reach the main channel.

Sant Esteue: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking is immediate. From the parking lot below we must cross the meadows in search of the forest, here we will have to pull orientation and small trails to go up the mountainside by the orographic right of the ravine without getting too far away. After half an hour of ascent we will arrive at the track indicated for the 2nd car, we take it to the right until it crosses the ravine.
Tour: Open, grassy and with many trunks.

Estanh Nere: Canyon Start
v3 a3 II | 0min/0min/10min | ⭐ | 10m
Approach: We will leave by the path on the orographic right of the Salt until we surpass it and reach a point where the river crosses (it is the entrance to the Pish) we will continue along the path for about 100m and we will turn left, towards the stream which we will access below the confluence of the streams.
Tour: 4 short rappels that with good flow can be fun, we reach the junction with the trail and start the Pish, a beautiful waterfall and then another small rappel.

San Clemente: Canyon Start

Vallizon: Canyon Start
Tour: A first stretch of skills up to the remains of an old bridge, from here begin the rappels and little by little the canyon is enclosed until the final crack with the marmitas and the R40 fractioned on the river Ponga. Once in the Ponga we will make this short Foz

Barrancons: Canyon Start
Approach: Saldremos en dirección a la presa y seguiremos para coger la pista que sube por el Torrent l'Ofre. Al llegar al collado, dejaremos la pista y cogeremos una senda que se dirige al sur rodeando el Puig l'Ofre. Tras pasar el coll d'en Poma continuaremos otros 200m hasta encontrar unas marcas y restos de una senda dirección SE que nos llevan a la cabecera

Barrancons: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Aparcamos en el embalse de Cuber
Return: Al finalizar tenemos dos opciones, sale una sendita a nuestra izquierda ascendente por donde podremos remontar hasta la cabecera y desandar el camino de acceso. Seguiremos descendiendo hasta la pista que cogemos a la izquierda al talaiot de Comasema, seguiremos la senda dirección ascendente hasta el Coll des Bosc y de ahí bajamos a coger el camino que nos lleva al pas de la Foradada. Por estos estrechos, que son el comienzo del barranco Almadrà, subiremos hasta la presa

Berrazales: Canyon Start

Aguamansa: Canyon Start

Pinar de Calces y La Vieja: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches to the Pinar de Calces and La Vieja woods We will go up the street Alhambra de Granada and, after passing a water tank, we will see a path on our left, next to the water reservoir, which takes us up to the Pinar de Calces (there is a signpost). We will go up to the pine forest where we will find a trail junction that we take to the left and 100m after the trail turns north, we go west in search of the head of our ravine, when we see the head we will only have to go south along the watercourse to the R1.
Tour: Vertical descent, in which we will have a constant succession of rappels to save the steep slope. Except for the R4, which is quite aesthetically pleasing, no other rappel is out of the ordinary. The gully is quite dressed and at times it may disturb our progress along the riverbed.

Susia: Canyon Start

Aguacay: Canyon Start
Approach: In the same curve we will find a milestone that indicates the uphill trail. It crosses the stream and heading south-east into the forest to save the walls. At the height of these, the path turns to the west and will gradually gain altitude has above the walls. Arrived at 1000m of altitude we will have to be attentive to a milestone that marks the descent to the right towards the stream.
Tour: A first part with lots of vegetation and the first 30m rappel. The second part is much more vertical and closed with its impressive final abseil of 75m divided in 45 + 30m.

Calvario: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guayonje-Mesa del Mar By the street of the Ermita until the track where we will continue until a farm at the foot of the cliff where the ravine begins.

Calzadas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes from the parking area to the river.
Tour: 5 uncomplicated rappels. The only problem can be stagnant water in the pools and the facilities that are old and unreliable.

Urdell: Canyon Start
Approach: Inmmediata
Tour: Empieza bajo el puente, entrando en el bosque, y poco a poco se va formando el barranco. Al final llegamos al espectacular Salt de la Perdiu

Yardo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge in the direction of Fiscal and soon there is an ascending path through the mountain that goes up to Sasé. We will arrive at a track that we follow north and we will leave the detour to the left that goes up to Sasé, soon the track crosses the Bco Santiago, moment to get into the riverbed.
Tour: Well-formed descent, with many kicking areas between rappels but all of them comfortable. Many of the detrepes we will find them equipped because they are somewhat uncomfortable to climb. We will finally reach the R40, an impressive waterfall where the descent can be considered finished. From here on, we will have to climb up to the dam, where, a few meters before, we will have a path on the right with a chain to go up it.

Refollao: Canyon Start
Approach: We will find a track, then a path indicated with red and yellow triangles that leads to the foot of the Cueva Calva, a characteristic formation of Peña Rueba. Shortly before the cave the trail forks, to the right we will go up the ferrata de la Mora, to the left we will go up the ferrata Varela Portillo.
Tour: Simple, well-equipped descent, the only difficulty is the meeting for three people.

As Gargantas: Canyon Start
Approach: Once in the village we continue along the PR-HU5 (white and yellow marks) up the mountain until we cross the stream. We will have to cross it three times, in the third we have the headwaters. It is a little long and quite steep, so enjoy the scenery. Reference: the path leaves to the left of the church.
Tour: Simple descent with rappels in natural and that except after rains will not take water or will be very little. The access trail crosses three times so we have plenty of escapes.

Espinau: Canyon Start
Approach: Vom Nebenfluss aus ist der Zugang unmittelbar möglich. Von Espinau aus steigen wir zum Flussbett hinab.
Tour: Ein schöner Bach, den man im Frühling genießen kann, im Sommer ist er meist ausgetrocknet. Die Abfahrt ist nur auf dem Abschnitt Espinau-Can Lavall erlaubt.

Espinau: Canyon End
Return: Al llegar a Can Lavall salimos.

Espinau: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Abgeleitet von Wikiloc NICHT VERIFZIZIERT
Access: Über die A25, C66 oder N260 fahren wir bis Besalú und nehmen dort die GIV5234 nach Beuda. Direkt am Ortseingang, am Ortsschild von Beuda, biegen wir links ab, fahren an der Burg vorbei und erreichen dann den Coll de Jou, wo wir rechts nach Can Tries und Espinau abbiegen. Der Weg/die Straße führt nun in nördlicher Richtung den Torrent de Espinau hinauf, und etwas mehr als einen Kilometer hinter Can Tries sehen wir rechts einen Weg, der uns nach Can Lavall führt (Rückweg aus der Schlucht). Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, lassen wir es hier stehen, oder wenn wir zwei Autos haben, lassen wir das Rückfahrzeug hier stehen. Wir folgen dem Weg und machen mehrere sehr enge Kehren, danach überqueren wir einen Nebenfluss. Dies ist ein möglicher Einstieg (Wikiloc-Route), oder wir können weiter bis nach Espinau fahren und dort parken.
Return: Al llegar a Can Lavall salimos.

Arramers: Canyon Start

Calhaus: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track until we find the GR, turn right and follow it up to an altitude of about 2200m where there is a small meadow almost flat and the access to the right to the Calhaus river.
Tour: Alpine, high mountain descent, with great flow in spring due to the thaws and with the suffering of the facilities that this entails. It does not have very exposed or long rappels but it is complicated in case of high flow. In any case, it is quite open so you can escape at many times.

Gerber: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path of the Estany and Refugi de Gerber, we will pass the first small lake (estanyola) and soon we reach the riverbed, here we leave the path to follow the riverbed towards the vertical.

Cocioles: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue the climb along the track, we reach a detour where we will go left, and soon to the right, after a while the track ends. Continue on a path that crosses the bed of the ravine (probably dry unless it has rained). It begins the hard climb, with the ravine to the right. The trail is poorly marked but there is no loss, there are stone cairns. At the top we continue to the right, and soon after we reach the first cliff.
Tour: A succession of rappels and rappelling without great difficulty.

Achacay: Canyon Start

Los Martinez: Canyon Start
Approach: By the Royal road to go down to the riverbed

Las Palomas: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to an old house is the channel that we must follow, soon we get into a tunnel (necessary frontals) and when we get out we are in our ravine. We follow the channel about 30m to a descending path that will put us in the ravine right next to the first abseil.

Chijas: Canyon Start
Approach: It is very obvious, we go down a few meters to take a small path parallel to the river, after 300m we leave it to go to the right to the riverbed, just at the beginning of the rappels.

El Rosario: Canyon Start

El Rincon: Canyon Start

Roce del Tambor: Canyon Start

Fontanal: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Cueva de la A and Fontanal Banks Two options: * By the return path, leaving to the west, in search of the Fontanal ferrata, we will pass the end of the ravine of the Cueva de la A and soon we arrive at the foot of the ferrata, when we leave the top we go left to the head of the ravine. * By the path that goes north to surpass the cliffs by the east spur once up we will follow the milestones to the west/left over the wall, we will pass the head of the Cueva, soon the exit of the ferrata and the next valley is our ravine.
Tour: Simple for initiation

Cavall Bernat: Canyon Start

Hueñas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the GR we will go up the slope towards the south, later it becomes a track (bad condition) and turns to the left towards the east. After a kilometer it turns south and almost reaches the top, there at the right turn we will leave the GR/track to go left following the ridge, seeing the dry riverbed on our right. We will go east at all times, when the ridge ends and begins to descend steeply we will follow it to the riverbed.
Tour: Not very interesting, lots of undergrowth, 4 rappels and little else.

San Pascual: Canyon Start
Approach: We park at the exit of the ravine, next to the factory. We will go up the stairs that lead to the upper pond and here we enter the riverbed.
Tour: 5 ramp rappels and little else

Fontcalent: Canyon Start
Approach: After 20m from the curve there is a track to the right that we will take and continue for about a kilometer to an excavation where we turn off onto a small path to the right, the path goes up to the top without reaching it. Just before arriving we will look to our right to see some cairns that mark the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: 7 rappels, first short ones to reach the wall where we found the R38.

Cueva de Coventosa: Canyon Start

Penaguila: Canyon Start

Fou de Tous: Canyon Start

Sanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Muertos, Sanes and Paleras banks The cemetery is located just at the exit of the bcos de los Muertos and Palera. We will look for the path that leaves from the curve and that goes to half height, it is the PR CV 59 that goes up to the Orihuela mountain range, after gaining the first meters in a westerly direction, it enters the valley of Sanes changing the course to the north. The trail continues to climb with a couple of steps a little more delicate until you reach the head of Sanes. If we want to go down the tributary we will leave this headwaters and continue up to the next watercourse.
Tour: Simple, perfect for beginners in canyoning. Except for one canyoning rappel, the rest are trapped.

Canal de l'Ase: Canyon Start

Murta: Intermediate Canyon Exit
2026-01-22: Afternoon tour, better would be in the morning when the sun could be in the wall.
Access: Asphaltierte Straße zum Parkplatz ist frei
Return: Wie Aufstieg

Murta: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-22: Afternoon tour, better would be in the morning when the sun could be in the wall.
Access: Asphaltierte Straße zum Parkplatz ist frei
Return: Wie Aufstieg

Murta: Canyon Start
2026-01-22: Afternoon tour, better would be in the morning when the sun could be in the wall.
Approach: Dem Tal dann dem Wanderweg folgen zum Einstieg
Tour: Erste Abseilfolge zur Laufstrecke (ca. 200 m). Zum 20 m Abseilen auch klettern. Nicht zu spät links hinauf zum Wanderweg.

Murta: Canyon End
Return: Wie Aufstieg

Rodenal: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the aforementioned track we walk about 500m to the Alcornocal fountain. This is the exit of the ravine. Past the stream on the right is a path that climbs the mountainside to about 450m, here we take another path to the right that will take us to the entrance to the stream.
Tour: Easy descent full of small drops and 4 simple rappels.

Piteras Chelva: Canyon Start
Approach: By this other track we will approach the vertical. It leaves us next to the riverbed about 100m walking south along the bed of this torrential stream.
Tour: A vertical of almost 100m

Fria: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car you have to go up the track. Once on the track that goes down to the stream, just follow it.
Tour: Quite wide, with abundant water and a lush environment. It has several rappels that with abundant flow can be difficult, with a normal flow is a canyon to enjoy and even to take a novice.

Lano: Canyon Start
Approach: Continuaremos andando por la pista, que se convierte en camino. Siempre iremos en sentido ascendente, hasta encontrar la entrada del barranco evidente.
Tour: Corto pero intenso y de formaciones muy sorprendentes. Muy aconsejable. Acostumbra a ir seco

Risco Blanco: Canyon Start
Approach: We descend to the river along the trail
Tour: Two zones separated by a 20min walk. In the first one small jumps and a slide. In the second the 2 long rappels

Garganton: Canyon Start
Approach: Sobre la zona de baño hay un puente qeu debemos cruzar tomamos el camino en Z hacia la izquierda que sube progresivamente. Llegamos al puente intermedio, lo cruzamos y seguimos ascendiendo hasta una casa de piedra. Junto a esta casa hay una pista que deberemos dejar a la izquierda y pillar una pequeña senda situada frente a la casa. Seguimos esta senda que nos llevará hasta el cauce el Gargantón.
Tour: Es un descenso fácil y acuático que discurre muy encajonado, pudiendo dividirlo en dos sectores. Obstáculo más reseñable último rápel con largo pasamanos de 9 m. con puntos intermedios.

Toll (Valencia): Canyon Start
Approach: From the Corbinet by the orographic right by the path that goes up to the headwaters of the Arroyo Cortés. In the upper parking lot we will go down to join this path and on the orographic right we will take the path of the Franca pass, a beautiful pass in the wall that will take us almost to the pond above the village. Here after passing the small cirque we flatten without following the path that goes up to the pond, soon we enter the ravine.
Tour: A series of small rappels and others of up to 30m to descend the headwaters of the Cortez stream. This part of the creek is usually dry because up to the Fte San Vicente it does not usually take except for heavy rains.

Calzadillas: Canyon Start
Approach: We went down the fence to the creek
Tour: Very open and easy descent for beginners.

Arrosegats: Canyon Start

Pilon: Canyon Start
v4 a2 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 38m
Approach: Pilón access, two sections and return From the beginning of the Pililla PR-A 100 path we can access the upper part or the second half.
Tour: Vertical descent along the Arroyo del Pilón to the Segura. A canyon with a multitude of rappels in cantilever.

Misser: Canyon Start
Approach: By the blue trail marks up to the plateau with the rock in yellow where it indicates Els Pollegons on the left and Sant Joan on the right where we will go. We will follow the path up following the blue marks to the Bassal dels Corbs where we will find the Torrent del Misser.
Tour: Hard descent where the review will only serve as a "reference". We will find skills that we will have to equip and rappels longer than what is outlined.

Llue: Canyon Start

Pecht: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the road, right curve, left curve and a house, after which there is a path on the right that leads us down to the riverbed through a bridge.
Tour: Simple, a couple of rappels and a few pitches. The longest rappel is a delight if it has the right flow.

Bolomor: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the parking lot westward along the road about 500m to a path on our left that goes to the mountain. At the end of this road, we will follow some milestones that lead us up to the head of the mountain.
Tour: Three rappels and several fixed rope-equipped skills

Calçades: Canyon Start
Approach: About 100 meters ahead on the left is a track that goes down to the stream / ravine. We enter the riverbed at the bottom.
Tour: Generally dry, it only carries water after heavy rains. There is a pool that usually has residual/stagnant water that is best avoided. It is possible to make a guided

La Foix: Canyon Start

Urkate: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow this track towards the Urkate huts, where we enter the ravine.
Tour: It starts with the Urkate waterfall/ramp that is installed in natural, then a forest area and finally two more rappels.

Clotet: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Mascarada and Clotet banks We cross the ravine and along a path that comes out on the opposite bank we go about 1 km until we reach an old track. Here we turn right onto a path that this time goes up the slope towards the head of Mascarada and Clotet.
Tour: Vertical descent, almost without rest we will have 3 rappels that will bring us closer to the great waterfall of 75m that is fractioned (from trees). Caution with rope recoveries. It is a fairly open descent so we will have magnificent views throughout the route.

Canal del Cavall: Canyon Start

Cap de Mort: Canyon Start

Canal Artiga Alta: Canyon Start

Anuzkula: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Basakais and Aneskula banks Behind the church there is a track that goes up the slope towards the mountain, we must orient ourselves to follow the tracks and trails that lead us south towards the head of our ravine. As a reference we must leave the Azkonzuluete peak on our left and halfway up the slope go around Orobiko.
Tour: Open, very slippery and full of logs. Facilities in natural. After the confluence we have more fattened areas, beautiful and better formations of travertine but without waterfalls of so much importance.

Albuñol: Canyon Start

Gullirno: Canyon Start

Negra: Canyon Start
Approach: We have to check if we can access from here or from the previous bends since they are building and fencing this whole area, the riverbed is evident.

Vero (Upper): Canyon Start

Badisses: Canyon Start

Cuevas De Teno: Canyon Start
Approach: From the cheese factory we continue down to the riverbed, then we only have to follow it up to the first slopes.

Pozo Negro: Canyon Start

Pomperi: Canyon Start
Approach: – TODO –

Moredo: Canyon Start
Approach: With an access car we only have to go down to the creek. With a single car we can go up the track or along a path on the left orographic bank to the access.
Tour: Relatively open with breakouts to the left to the access path.

Cueva de la A: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Cueva de la A and Fontanal Banks Two options: * By the return trail, leaving to the west, in search of the Fontanal ferrata, we will pass the end of our ravine and soon we reach the foot of the ferrata, when we leave the top we go to the right to the head of the ravine. * By the path that goes north to exceed the cliffs by the east spur once up we will follow the milestones to the west / left over the wall to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Simple except for the final rappel, which is very spectacular.

Cova d'en Senent

Cova d'en Senent: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We have to be located in Cullera. By the N332 we go to the entrance of the Carrefour, we will pass between the Carrefour and the Lidl with the mountain of Cullera in front. When arriving at the traffic circle we will see in front on the right the fire station and on the left the cemetery. We go left along the wall. At the end of this wall we park.
Return: At the bottom we cross the cave of Senent and reach a path that we take to the right to the car.

Mas Fuentes: Canyon Start

Pinella: Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the watercourse towards the barrando de la Pinella, when we reach it we encounter the first difficulties.
Tour: Dry canyon, except after rains, when the descent becomes much easier. The two cantilevered rappels are incredible with water.

Regeuiro da Fervenza: Canyon Start
Approach: By the mill at the lower part of the village
Tour: Open descent, with only 5 waterfalls that are installed in trees. To do after rains and combine with some other in the area.

Cuesta Yanu: Canyon Start
Approach: At the entrance to this village, a small path, almost lost in the vegetation, goes off to the left and uphill into the valley, through the forest to a small bend with the stream on the right, time to go down to the riverbed.

Salt de la Solana: Canyon Start
Approach: From the take-off area we continue a few meters and at the bend we continue straight ahead towards the dry riverbed.
Tour: A 72m rappel divided in 4 (maximum 20 meters) and little more, the rest can be done almost all of them.

Cervera: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the metal gate and follow the track that crosses a torrontera (Arroyo de Brañuela), we continue through the forest gradually climbing up to a junction at an altitude of about 950m where we go left and we continue horizontally to the stream. Beware that the path through the forest is easily lost.
Tour: Natural descent in a forest. After rains and good flow it is an entertaining descent.

Campaniles: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the IP valley route to take the PR28 towards the Collarada. After just over an hour we will leave the trail and continue without losing altitude on a poorly defined path that heads south. We will follow this path until we are again above Canfranc, when we see a fairy chimney we will know that we are in our ravine.
Tour: Wild descent, with a lot of cliffs, vegetation and uninteresting areas. Very spectacular in its first section in which we will descend 100m chaining rappels.

Largo: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez We go out to the road to the right, to the cave, after a few meters the road turns to the right to go around the riverbed, we will continue straight on until the riverbed.
Tour: Vertiginous in its rappels, almost without rest. If we don't fractionate we can have problems in the recovery of ropes and unnecessary friction.

Ribeirinos: Canyon Start
Approach: Ribeiriños and San Paio Banks From the village of Gosende, we go down a road towards the meadows overlooking the valley, we have to look for a track that goes to the left (looking towards the valley) from which we will immediately see the river, which we will enter at the first point where it is possible.
Tour: Our entry point will be an old mill, at 70 or 80m we will find the first rappel and from here we have a descent through lush forests, vertical, with lots of water ... impressive! When we reach the confluence with the San Paio we continue and do a couple more rappels.

Remuñe: Canyon Start

Frio (Cucayo): Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the village and take an old cart path that goes down to the river and the mills, this path leads us to an old bridge that no longer exists and an abandoned mill.
Tour: A first few difficulties of small slopes to reach two short rappels, then we walk along the river until we reach the waterfall of almost 20m, then a flying rappel and two more rappels before reaching the reservoir.

Gradiello (Upper): Canyon Start

Escarra: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the Forzados path, we will pass the waterfall and soon we will look for the easiest way to go down to the river.
Tour: Destrepes to reach the waterfall, a first rappel to the ledge and the second and last. After this, chaos.

San Martin d'Onsera (Cascada Ermita): Canyon Start

San Martin d'Onsera (Estrechos): Canyon Start

Plana Lopa: Canyon Start

Barretes (Canal): Canyon Start
Approach: Aproximación Bcos Barretes y canal de Barretes Seguiremos por la misma pista que hacia el suroeste sube a la Font del divendres y el Mas del Cansalader. Pasaremos una puerta y tras un par de curvas enlazadas dejaremos la pista para ir a la derecha por un sendero que sube al Coll Ventós (a la altura de la fuente y de un depósito de agua). Al llegar al collado volveremos a encontrar pista, a los 250m sale una pista a la derecha, es el sitio más cómodo para acceder a Lloret o retornar si no queremos hacer Lloret. Seguimos de frente por la pista hacia el Coll de Lloret, a los casi 2kms del Coll Ventós llegaremos a la Font del Sapo y en una curva cerrada de izquierdas nos salimos a la derecha al cauce de Clot de l'Hospital por el sendero de “Escarriso de Barretes”, una escalera de madera nos permitirá sortear un paso delicado. Seguiremos remontando hasta que el sendero cruza el barranco Barretes por su caos de acceso, la senda continúa por el otro lado para sobrepasar dos pequeños colladitos y entrar en la siguiente canal que es la nuestra.
Tour: Uninterrupted succession of rappels and abseilings. Very vertical

Neberas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the trail to the refuge of Barrosa, once here we will go up the path that goes to the cirque and that rises above the waterfalls or jumps of Barrosa, when we have overcome them, we will leave the path and we will go to the riverbed.
Tour: 3 rappels in the three waterfall sections of the Barrosa falls

Horts de UEC: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines in the area Same approach as to Caramella, we follow the path that goes along the stream, crosses to the orographic right. Soon the path separates and we turn left, go up the ravine by the cliffs to above the Cua de Cavall and cross the stream. Here we turn off the climb to Caramella, we will throw us to the right we will go up the lack of the mountain following the strata and the occasional cairn, we will pass to the next generally dry slope. This is our ravine
Tour: Fairly open, with some well excavated rappels and others that can be avoided on the sides. The best part is the 60m split rappel.

Sintxita: Canyon Start

Sintxita: Canyon End

Olles: Canyon Start
Approach: From where the trail ends, we will turn left into the dry riverbed. Soon we will find the first cliff
Tour: Simple and natural until we reach the great vertical, until then we can escape to the right.

Mas Lluvia (Canal): Canyon Start

Pixera: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el parking retornamos por la carretera en dirección Montral, en cuanto pasemos el puente del río d’en Seguer encontraremos un sendero de subida (Mussara por la roca Foradada). Pasaremos por el Molinet, un puente natural y llegaremos hasta la Font de l’Escudelleta y la Cova del Grèvol, unos metros más adelante descenderemos dirección al cauce y por camino evidente que nos dejará en el primer rápel.

Carbonera (Lerida): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the road on foot until we reach the bridge that crosses the ravine, just before a tunnel.
Tour: Short and easy descent with short rappels and small pools, with a last rappel of 16 m. that will deposit us in the Perles river, ideal for beginners.

Puntillo: Canyon Start
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Arpan: Canyon Start

Olla de Mel: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Olla del Mel and Paller With a car we walk up the track the 2kms that we would have done by car and we will see a watercourse with milestones that tell us where to go down. Arriving at the riverbed we follow it until the cut.
Tour: Dizzying descent, with no time to rest, in which we will link rappels to save the 150m of slope of this cut.

Dos Aguas: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the pedrera we will go up to the ferrata, when we finish it we will go out to the left to the watercourse that we will see clearly, once in it we will be the descent.
Tour: No big deal, the fun is the joint activity.

Calcon: Canyon Start

Formiga (Cascadas): Canyon Start

Guatizalema (Lower): Canyon Start

Isarre (Upper): Canyon Start

Isarre (Lower): Canyon Start

Trillas: Canyon Start

Raco d'en Vives: Canyon Start
Approach: Por el sendero que sale por el torrent y
Tour: Sencillo descenso con poquitos rápeles

Raco d'en Vives: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Nos situaremos en Sóller, aparcaremos al final del Carrer Rullan o de la Av Juli Ramis.
Return: Seguiremos el torrente para coger el sendero de acceso

Al.lot Mort: Canyon Start

Al.lot Mort: Canyon End

Al.lot Mort: Parking at Entry

Al.lot Mort: Parking at Exit

Raconas: Canyon Start
Approach: Mismo acceso que Molinet, subimos hacia El Pujol y continuamos por un sendero que sube por El Ninot hasta la planicie de Fartaritx. Una vez en la plana salimos hacia el Este por encima de los paredones, tendremos casi 500m hasta llegar a la reunión
Tour: Ein einzelner 55m Wasserfal dann nach links zum Aufstiegssteig zurück. Schneller aber anspruchsvoller kann man auch orogr. rechts über plattige Schrofen direkt zur Hochfläche klettern.

Assarell: Canyon Start
Approach: Si solo hacemos la parte inferior es acceso inmediato. Si no tendremos que subir por la pista que sube hasta l'Asarell
Tour: Lange Tour mit ca. 30 Abseilstellen. Wenn über den Zwischeneinsteig bei el Rafals eingestiegen wird benötigt man nur 2x20m Seil

Assarell: Canyon End
Return: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit bei Brücke auf etwa 100hm nach NO möglich (Privatgrund?) oder im verblockten Bachbett bleiben

Assarell: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Access: Desde Pollença saliendo dirección sur por la Ma-2200, a la altura del Puig María tenemos el desvío a la derecha a Can Bosc. Iremos hasta los alrededores de Can Cusset, en donde aparcaremos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso, si lo tenemos, subimos hasta Els Rafals por donde podremos aparcar.
Return: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit bei Brücke auf etwa 100hm nach NO möglich (Privatgrund?) oder im verblockten Bachbett bleiben

Assarell: Parking at Exit
Access: Desde Pollença saliendo dirección sur por la Ma-2200, a la altura del Puig María tenemos el desvío a la derecha a Can Bosc. Iremos hasta los alrededores de Can Cusset, en donde aparcaremos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso, si lo tenemos, subimos hasta Els Rafals por donde podremos aparcar.
Return: Ausstiegsmöglichkeit bei Brücke auf etwa 100hm nach NO möglich (Privatgrund?) oder im verblockten Bachbett bleiben

Salt (Deia): Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso bcos Comellar, Salt y Racó Desde el pueblo por el sendero que sube al Pas des Falcó. Subida vertiginosa y expuesta con una zona de pasamanos. Al sobrepasar los murallones verticales solo hay que echarse a la derecha al cauce seco del torrente
Tour: Der hohe Wasserfall wird enweder mit 2 (65m) oder 3 Zwischenständen überwunden die teilweise angependelt werden müssen.

Sant Marti (Boi): Canyon Start
Approach: We go to the bridge over the river and we access
Tour: Nice and short descent, very fast flowing in spring due to the thaw but with the rappels (except one) out of the active, so we will not have problems except for excessive flow.

Bono: Canyon Start
Approach: From the back of the village there is a path that goes up the river on the orographic right. We will go up it always quite close to the riverbed and we can enter in the second part (where the waterfalls are) or in the upper part (in the area arrampada) which is accessed from a tributary.
Tour: The first part of the route is not very fun, with rappels that are not very steep, most of which we will be able to negotiate. The rest we will have to improvise with natural ones. The second part is much more interesting, it gains entity and ends with the rappels of 27 and 41m so you could do only this part and shorten...

Erta: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked downstream, we will have the river next to us but we will have a long walk along the river to the ravine area as such. The good thing is that here we can evaluate the flow without having to go for a long walk. If we go from the top we will have to follow the track to the Collada Blanca and from here by a path through the forest down to the river.
Tour: No major difficulties other than those of spring and its high flow rates

Unarre: Canyon Start
Approach: We will cross Escalarre and after the last houses there is a path that crosses some fields and goes to the village of Unarre just by the orographic left of the river. We will go up 1km from the end of the village, if we follow the path, it gets closer to cross the river, in that case we will have passed the river.
Tour: A first part of jumps and cliffs without much interest to reach the most boxed area. Here a first grooved rappel welcomes us to later take us to the two highest rappels.

Llauset (Upper): Canyon Start

Diable (Lerida): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that leaves in front of the parking area, this path goes to the Pont del Diable, it is marked with yellow marks. Approx. 1,5kms to the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: See review

Salenques: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and next to the bridge the S9 trail comes out. We will go up next to the river about 2kms to a metal bridge where we cross it. Here we will go to the left on a path with milestones in which the climb is already increasing, the path is quite close to the stream and when it softens the ascent, we will watch our left to find a little marked path that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: See description in Canyoning

Cambra: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we follow the track that indicates the sign, this climb, in continuous ascent, reaches a right turn with another indicator that tells us to continue straight ahead following the course of the river. From here we will follow the white marks to go up the ravine to its headwaters. When we are at about 1600m altitude, we must be attentive that soon we will see the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: A first part with long waterfalls and rappels, in an open environment, where the most remarkable is the tube of the 4th rappel, a place where the water gets stronger as the channel narrows, a place to walk very carefully. Then there is an area with more adventures, where we will have to walk more and after that, the walkway, which gives us access to perhaps the most spectacular part, with a small gorge and some really aesthetic rappels.

Hereishedo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the orographic left side of the stream through the forest without a defined path up to about 1630m.
Tour: This is a descent full of natural features in a spectacular alpine environment. It is quite abandoned and some anchors may have jumped so you will have to improvise natural

Xaco: Canyon Start

Membrillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the track and soon we reach a pond where people bathe. After crossing it a path comes out on the right bank. We will arrive at a log bridge which is the second crossing of the river (half an hour). Here begins the descent
Tour: Easy descent with several jumps, very easy rappels and some slides. Best after rain

Guadalatin (Upper): Canyon Start

Chorrogil: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hill to the left we see some escarpments and a path that winds towards them. Arriving at the top, between pines, we will see a watercourse and at the bottom the stream, we will go down to the fence. We cross the plain and reach the river.
Tour: Short and easy descent except for the 56m waterfall. Be careful with the rope recovery.

Gil Cobo: Canyon Start
Tour: MC from the bushes (best to check the fixed ropes and knots applied) + C45, C45, C12, C10+C25 via the cave more rewarding than the C60, C10, C15, C10, 2nd cave, C15

Osera: Canyon Start
Approach: Best is to follow the path over the rocks (not along the canyon), shuttle is too long!
Tour: Brenge quicklinks and anchors, but should be re-equipped with adhesive hooks

Martillo: Canyon Start
Approach: By the PR that goes up the entire ravine on its southern slope, spectacular route widely used by hikers, when we reach the top we will follow the path around the cliffs to the west side of this small caldera, here we will find a valley through which we will go down until we reach the cliffs.

Roque (Inaguna): Canyon Start

Redondo (Guayedra): Canyon Start

Tejeda (Upper): Canyon Start

Pino Gordo (Lower): Canyon Start
Approach: We go down the track to the ravine of La Aldea, cross it and follow the track for about 150m, here we turn left to continue climbing to the dam. Once at the dam we can start from here or climb about 400m more to extend the descent and do the upper rappel.
Tour: Slides and jumps when the river is flowing, several rappels to practice, without too much difficulty.

Caideros: Canyon Start

Berros (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start

Fuente Canaria: Canyon Start
Comment:
Approach: How to get to Mogán We will follow the track up to the dam, and cross it. We will go up the hill by where we can see better until almost arriving at the top and we will throw ourselves to the riverbed.

Fuente Canaria: Canyon End
Return: We can go out to the left to the dam and return through the access or continue to the Mulato

Fuente Canaria: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: In Mogán, take the GC200 northbound to Pie de la Cuesta. Location of Mogán Take the GC605 road to the Mulato dam and the Las Niñas dam. After 7 km of ascent we will arrive at the height of the dam, in the right curve we go to the left and we park here next to the fence without disturbing. If we want to combine vehicles (and we can enter by the track) we have to climb another 3 km of road, just the p.k. 13, until a right curve. 13, until a right curve that leaves a track to the left, there are signs of the PR of Inagua. We should cover 3km of track until the watercourse of our ravine.
Return: We can go out to the left to the dam and return through the access or continue to the Mulato

Cuevita: Canyon Start

Vigaroe: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track to cross the riverbed, leave the track and take a path that goes up the slope. Another option is to leave the track before (if the reservoir is low) and take another path that is much more vertical and crosses the other path and takes us to the headwaters.

Carreño: Canyon Start
Approach: Situación bcos Corralete, Cha Catalina, Cho Ildefonso… El acceso es sencillo desde el collado la primera riera es de Corralete y la siguiente sería Carreño

Chorro Lance: Canyon Start
v5 a1 IV | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 60m
Approach: We will leave heading NE towards the Pico de la Casa to follow the trail heading N for 1km from the parking lot. Here we will see our descent to the left, we will only have to go down to the riverbed and follow it.

Manantial Grande: Canyon Start

Medio (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start
v3 a1 II | 20min/1h/0min | ⭐ | m
Approach: Accesses Lumos, Medio, Alpán and Trucho From the parking lot by the track that descends to the south parallel to the road overpass the cirque of the ravine. We gently ascend a piece of hill and we will see a cairn and a path on the right that surrounds the cirque heading west, we will follow it. This first riverbed is Lumos, if we cross the divide we will be in Lumos 2, the third riverbed is Bco Medio and when the mountain range begins to descend we find the Alpán cirque with its accesses and after a small steep slope the access to the left tributary.
Tour: Open and vegetated descent, if it has been too long without rain we can find the marmites and pools with stagnant water but generally they are easy to avoid. Its final part is the best

Temisas: Canyon Start

Cofre: Canyon Start
Approach: From the track where we parked there is a very direct path that leads us down to the Siberio river, when we reach it we will follow it for a little over 1 km until we see on our left a gully, with a practically lost path to climb to the hill where the house of Juan Mateo is, from here we change waters and down south we enter our ravine.

Toscon: Canyon Start

Durazno: Canyon Start
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - ermittelt mit
Approach: Accesos bcos de Mogán Una pequeña senda marcada por hitos se eleva por entre los murallones para ir a nuestro circo

Durazno: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en Mogán, por la GC200 dirección norte hasta Pie de la Cuesta Situación bcos de Mogán Cogeremos el carreterín GC605 a la presa del Mulato y la presa de las Niñas. Tras 5 km llegaremos al mirador del Mulato, 100m después en la siguiente horquilla de izquierdas hay un aparcamiento a la derecha con impresionantes vistas del valle y de los cortados a descender.
Return: Salimos a la derecha hacia la carretera por el canal

Durazno: Canyon End
Comment: Nicht verifiziert - ermittelt mit
Return: Salimos a la derecha hacia la carretera por el canal

Chorro de la Burra: Canyon Start

Carapachas: Canyon Start

Perro: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina By the path that goes to the south, to the cut of the Hornos. We will follow the path to the south with the Negro ox on the left and about 500m after the cut we turn left onto a path that takes us down to the ox of Negro. We cross the bank and continue on a small path over the cliffs without losing altitude. It is 2km of unparalleled trail from the cut. Another option is to take the path that goes to the left to the throat of the Gatos and once there take a path little marked that goes south following the stream that will be our descent.

Magaz: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path that goes south, to the disgorgement of the Hornos. We will continue along the path heading south with the bco Negro on the left and about 500m after the cut we will take the path that goes to the left towards the cut of Los Gatos. If we go from the peak of the Nieves it will be a crossing with less unevenness over the open cuts to the south until the disgorgement of the Gatos. In both cases we will head to the SE in search of our bco

Riscos: Canyon Start

Cirion (Lower): Canyon Start

Maninidra: Canyon Start

Helecheras: Canyon Start
Approach: We will walk 100m down the road until the right curve where we have a track on the left, we will continue along the tracks descending with the ravine of the Virgin on our right.

Capitan y Fagundo: Canyon Start

Tiscar: Canyon Start

Quebrada (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the stream until the first rappel.
Tour: Three simple rappels in a beautiful setting.

Quebrada (Gran Canaria): Canyon End
Return: After the third rappel we find a path that crosses the stream, we will take it to the left for about 700m until we reach the track that goes down to the dam. Here we turn left again, going uphill, to go to the camp and from there along the road to the car.

Quebrada (Gran Canaria): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situation of the bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina, Quebrada and Magaz By the GC60 we will go to Ayacata, to the pk 14,3, to locate the detour to the right by the GC600 to Roque Nublo. Just at pk 7, on the left, is the exit to Campamento el Garañón; follow this road for about 200m until you cross the stream Cañada de la Quebrada, then there is a place to park.
Return: After the third rappel we find a path that crosses the stream, we will take it to the left for about 700m until we reach the track that goes down to the dam. Here we turn left again, going uphill, to go to the camp and from there along the road to the car.

Arnales: Canyon Start

Molseret: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR towards the valley and the Estós refuge. We leave behind the detour to Batisielles and arrive after 45 minutes at the exit of the gorga Galantes in which we have a couple of viewpoints if we want to do it also to evaluate its flow. We will continue climbing and reach the cabin of Turmo, from here we will enjoy magnificent views of our waterfall looking north to the Portillón. We will continue crossing the river by the footbridge and right here we leave the GR to, without a path, climb up the right side of the ravine almost to the walls, at this point we turn left to overcome the wall on the slopes of this side, go around the wall and go for the already visible emergence, the starting point of the descent.
Tour: Only for experienced people, vertical, aquatic, with problems in the recovery of ropes, facilities with limited space and constant fall of stones. A small challenge to descend in summer, an activity of about 10 hours between access, descent and return. The equipped branch is the right one, however, we will have to carry installation material since the constant fall of stones, water and avalanches in winter can take away the facilities.

Falgars: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas canyons Immediate
Tour: Vertical descent a first rappel to approach the vertical and then the 65m vertical with two installations (right and left). It leaves us on a ledge to make the second rappel. Then we will have two more rappels already out of the vertical.

Pessonada: Canyon Start

Empriu: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge over the stream there is a path along the slope that is gaining height, we will cross the solanella's oxbow and we will pass the Ermingo's pass. Here the trail stops climbing and flattening heads towards the Empriu stream. We access
Tour: A first part through a forest with many projections gives us access to the first 25m rappel, a couple of cliffs to reach the next rappel of 15m and then the waterfall of 40m. Then it is a succession of shorter rappels to the road.

Broate: Canyon Start

Lac Redon: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | m

Raco (Deia): Canyon Start
Approach: Caminaremos por la carretera 600m hasta que sale una pista a nuestra derecha, bajaremos por ella hasta el cauce

Raco (Deia): Canyon End
Return: Tenemos dos opciones, seguir por el cauce a coger una senda que nos lleva a Fornalutx. Coger el sendero a media ladera que nos lleva a la pista de acceso a estas fincas (ver track)

Raco (Deia): Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Por la Ma-10 de Soller hacia los embalses En el p.k. 42,3 tenemos a la derecha un merendero en el que dejaremos el vehículo de acceso. Si tenemos dos vehículos, el de retorno, lo dejaremos en Fornalutx, justo a la salida del torrente. Entrando por la ma-2120, antes de la curva de derechas sobre el torrente, tenemos plazas de aparcamiento
Return: Tenemos dos opciones, seguir por el cauce a coger una senda que nos lleva a Fornalutx. Coger el sendero a media ladera que nos lleva a la pista de acceso a estas fincas (ver track)

Corrau deth Miei: Canyon Start

Lac de Estanhcauilha: Canyon Start

Despeñalagua: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the village towards the waterfall and after 400m we find a detour to the right (GR markings) and climb to the Ocejón. We take this detour, which is gaining height, with the Ocejón and the waterfall always as a reference. We will follow this trail until we reach a stream that must be crossed to climb to the Ocejón. Here we leave the trail for a little marked path to the left that descends to the stream or the block from which to enter. This trail goes along a stone wall that today is quite hidden in the undergrowth.
Tour: Short but intense and beautiful descent that in 4 rappels saves more than 100m of vertical drop. You can enter from the stream, approaching the waterfall by a handrail or from the embedded block doing a 12m rappel. In both cases we descend to a tree on the left of the riverbed from which we rappel another 20m to a third rappel of 20m. Then we climb to the right (or rappel) to get to the upper small pool from which we can rappel outside the waterfall (45m) going to the right, an option that we do not recommend. The normal thing would be to take advantage of this single point to make a simple 10m rappel to the head of the waterfall and from here with a tree with two points to make the 35m rappel to the base. The second part of the descent does not provide much, there are 3 natural rappels from trees, the second before was from a block that no longer exists.

Gavilanes: Canyon Start
Approach: Retornando un poco hacia atrás por el camino que hemos llegado a la casa de máquinas vemos unas escaleras de piedra que suben hacia el monte, las cogeremos y en un lateral veremos un sendero que sube decididamente hacia arriba, son zetas que nos van a llevar a una pista forestal. Dejando el primer desvío a la derecha y el siguiente a la izquierda, llegarás a esta pista forestal (muy ancha), por lo que se debe ir por el sendero que más cómodo y marcado esté, siempre subiendo. (pueden aparecer varios senderos o bancadas). Una vez cogida la pista forestal ancha, grande, horizontal y que cabe un coche, seguimos en dirección a la izquierda (al barranco), veremos un sendero que sale a la derecha marcado con un Hito (NO COGER), seguiremos por la pista otros 100m , en ese punto sale a la derecha un sendero que sube hacia arriba (tiene dos grandes hitos marcándolo), este sendero es el que lleva a la presa superior, y es el que debemos coger 30 T 340711 4460694 (WGS 84). Si continuamos de frente llegamos a un puentecillo desde el que accedemos al tramo inferior. Tras un paseo de unos 50 minutos y casi dos kilómetros andados desde el coche, llegamos a una de las curvas del sendero que se ve una valla de alambre de espino por la que se puede pasar. En el interior del camino tenemos un árbol marcado con el número 36 en blanco. En este punto accediendo por la valla de alambre de espino entramos al barranco en la parte más interesante, es el rapel 13 30 T 340202 4461009 (WGS84). Una vez pasada la valla, a unos 30m tenemos ese primer rapel que buscamos el número 13. La panorámica del valle es impresionante. Momento de preparase y disfrutar de la vista antes de introducirnos en el descenso. Para acceso al superior
Tour: Recomendamos usar dos cuerdas de 40m. Con poco caudal o buena temperatura se puede hacer con peto y chaqueta de kayak o fina de neopreno. La parte más interesante del barranco comienza desde P13 que es el llamado “paredón”. Vistas increíbles, instalaciones buenísimas, todo lo necesario para disfrutar El barranco tiene 32 cabeceras/resaltes instalados. Se ha aplicado resina a las chapas de forma disuasoria, (por la mala experiencia de robos y destrozos), aunque a algunos de los anclajes que nos encontramos en el barranco durante su exploración no se haya aplicado. - P13: Cuidado con la caída de piedras arrastradas por la cuerda. Hay que bajar próximos al agua. - P20. Hay una piedra empotrada, casi pasa desapercibida, que forma un pequeño sifón por la que se mete la cuerda y se puede quedar pillada. Cuidado no meter el pie cuando está cargado. - P29. Tras bajar de la presa artificial por debajo de la casa de máquinas, se ha desmontado la cabecera inicial de la derecha, ya que la línea de rapel podía ser peligrosa con mucho caudal, por lo que se ha montado otra por debajo de la repisa y en la misma línea del rapel superior, por lo que hay que continuar bajando hasta llegar a la repisa inferior.

Arbillas: Canyon Start
Approach: - Immediate
Tour: - Open descent without technical difficulties: The most complicated points are the 30m rappel at the start which is not difficult or blown out and the 9m jump halfway down, which can be lowered a little to jump less or rappel.

Escarabajo: Canyon Start

Palomino: Canyon Start

Rosales: Canyon Start

Mas de Chicharro (Argelita): Canyon Start
Approach: If we have only one car, from the parking lot we cross the river Villahermosa at the height of the source. On the slope in front we will see a path that winds uphill, we follow it through some cuts with stunning views and will leave us on the access track. We will have to go up the track to the peak and then to the track that goes down to the head (in this case we would be on the left). In both options we will go down the track almost to the end of it, in the last curve there is a path to the left, being already visible the basin of the ravine.
Tour: Very vertical, the rappels will follow one after the other almost without rest. Its R53 is impressive, an overhang that will leave us great views.

Corvera: Canyon Start
Approach: Corvera Access 2 and 3 Immediate in both cases
Tour: Simple, the only complication would be with high flow rates.

Coromina: Canyon Start
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Mas de Soria: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the path (PR) to the entrance to the ravine, the path stays on the right halfway up the slope.
Tour: After the first 7m rappel, we walk for a while until the 25m rappel. After the third rappel (6m) we have the path (PR) that crosses us.

Font Fresca: Canyon Start

Durcal: Canyon Start

Palomarejo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river and go down to the confluence with the ravine. A path to the left goes up to a poplar grove where the ravine loses level.
Tour: Without difficulty, several skills, a 4m rappel that can be climbed and the 10m rappel (also climbable).

Tatxeras (Upper): Canyon Start
Approach: We leave Gabardito by the GR towards Ref Lizara, when we reach the Agüerri ravine the GR goes up the right slope in search of the Foratón pass, we will go along the lower part of the valley by the path that goes up to the Pto de Acher. The trail continues in an easterly direction until it stays below the Foratón pass, at which point it turns to the NW to enter the Taxeras ravine. We will go up it until almost the free refuge of Secús, at an altitude of 1800m, moment to enter the bed to the visible crack to descend.

Torina: Canyon Start
Approach: From the pass we will follow a small path that goes down through the cliffs to the river.
Tour: Lots of cliffs, some slides and lots of undergrowth and logs. Be careful with the anchors!

Jonquera: Canyon Start
Approach: Salimos por la pista dirección SE para bajar al torrente de la Jonquera, lo seguiremos y podremos hacer un pequeño rápel de 10m o evitarlo rodeando. Seguiremos el cauce seco hasta los cortados en los que se encuentra el salto
Tour: Un solo salto de 60m

Jonquera: Canyon End
Return: Saldremos a la izquierda para buscar el Pas de Sa Cabra

Jonquera: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en la población de Artà, cogeremos la Ma3333 hasta la ermita de Betlem, en donde aparcaremos
Return: Saldremos a la izquierda para buscar el Pas de Sa Cabra

Couso: Canyon Start

Llosar: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations Bcos Llosar, Fondo, Revoltes and Paret With only one car we will have to go up the track until the mentioned curves and the track to the right, we will get into this track until the hut in ruins and from here to the right to look for the riverbed.
Tour: In this first part we have 3 natural rappels to end up reaching the 30m rappel in which we have two facilities, one lower (3m) from which we can better recover the ropes. Another area with vegetation separates us from the final section of rappels, in this second area they are much more followed and many of them are skillful.

Piniecho: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track on foot for about 6kms until the bridge over the Laulot ravine, at this point there is a path to the left that goes up a steep climb to overcome a strip, after a while the road turns 90 degrees to the right to go in search of a small hill that leads to a first ravine, we will overcome it and a hill after we will see our ravine with a larger basin under the peaks Piniecho, Serrato and Batanes. It is a long, hard and a little losing ascent once we leave the track.
Tour: A first part to evaluate the flow before entering the narrows. If in the first part we have problems it is better to abandon because it is a funnel. Here begins the most sporty part.

Araca: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track that comes out on the right about 800m until we have the Araca channel on our left. We will get in here following the channel, in sections we will go over it. Be very careful because it is in disuse and the cover is breaking. We will pass the area of the handrail, where the channel narrows and we will have to be extremely cautious, after this point the channel disappears and we have the installation to descend to the riverbed.

Otito: Canyon Start

Tosquera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down to the riverbed where we can through the dense vegetation, following old traces of trails we can reach the riverbed and follow it through the area of marmitas to the vertical.
Tour: A handrail to the first rappel on the right, short to get us on a ledge on the vertical, from here to the ground, 60m.

Llanos: Canyon Start

Font de l'Atzur: Canyon Start
Approach: From Cal Vansa follow the track that goes down to the ravine of Jona and the path that goes up to the ruins of Montadó, from here towards the chapel cross the hill and see the ravine in the background. From Cal Castelli is obvious, is to go down to the source of the ravine.
Tour: See review

La Vieja (Alicante): Canyon Start
Approach: Approaches to the Pinar de Calces and La Vieja woods We will go up the street Alhambra de Granada and, after passing a water tank, we will see a path on our left, next to the water reservoir, which takes us up to the Pinar de Calces (there is a signpost). We will ascend towards the pine forest and at 460m, after a zigzag, we will see a cairn on the left that puts us in the small riverbed.
Tour: Vertical and vertiginous, except for R4, which is longer, the rest are not big rappels, but there is a continuous descent of rappels and abseilings in its short course.

Oratori: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to ravines Rentadors, Oratori and Erola With a car from the iron gate we follow the track, we will follow a detour to the left by the farmhouse of Can Bosc and the hermitage of Erola. We will continue towards Sant Segimón Sanctuary until we cross the torrent de l'Oratori. Beginning of the lower part. For the upper parts we follow the path and pass the sanctuary, until the hill of Saprunera where we can take a path to the left that leads to the intermediate part or follow the path to the Font del Matagalls where the upper part begins. With two cars we will leave by the path of the Turó d'en Bessa, when we reach the ridge we will take the path on the left that goes down to the Torrent dels Rentadors and we will go up to the Coll de Saprunera to do the upper parts.
Tour: Very long descent, it is advisable to do the lower part only. It is the most interesting

Anderal: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave in a NW direction, seeing clearly which will be our riverbed to descend, in 5-10 min we arrive at the headwaters.
Tour: An endless number of waterfalls, each time higher and higher until reaching the R50 at the end and the R25 that ends the canyon.

Sarriesas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. By the path that starts in the esplanade and goes up to the refuge of Planas de Soaso. Approach to Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. We will ascend until almost the refuge, after crossing the bridge on the river Fuebas we will take the track that ascends to the refuge and in the following closed curve to left we will go of front without losing height to take the head of the ravine.
Tour: Easy descent, except in thaw.

Planas de Abozo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. By the path that starts in the esplanade and goes up to the refuge of Planas de Soaso. Approach to Abozo, Fuebas and Sarriesas bcos. We will arrive at the refuge and we have two options, to continue by the track until it crosses the creek. Or without losing altitude through the meadow to the stream.
Tour: Simple descent, the easiest of the 3 in the area. Long ramp rappels to reach the Fuebas ravine.

Cuevas Negras: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations to the Salto, Mantuba, Cueva Negra and Cochinos banks. If we only have one vehicle we will go up the trail that goes up the PR TF-53 Cuevas Negras trail.

Cuevas Negras: Canyon End
Return: We will go to the access path that we will have to retrace.

Farrubio: Canyon Start
Approach: The access from the Font de Caragols is a little javelin-like, on the side of Ganduls we remove part of walking through vegetation. But the access in both cases is obvious.
Tour: With a lot of vegetation, then the riverbed clears up and there is a fairly well formed ravine with 4 rappels of up to 15m. Some of them can be climbed.

Escaiz: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly after parking on the track there are several signs indicating the way to follow.
Tour: 4 rappels with some avoidable pools. After rains it would be necessary to wear neoprene.

Ollaza: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track to the bridge over the ravine.
Tour: It is an unfrequented descent but as it does not usually have large avenues the anchors should be in good condition. It is a slippery ravine with water and in summer it dries out.

Bertrans: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From the Morral del Grau we have Bertrans on the left and Sallent del Grau on the right.
Tour: Vertical descent with two long rappels, especially the first one, and then a typical progression in terraces along the stream.

Grau (Sallent): Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines It is obvious, we go down to the riverbed from the bridge.
Tour: Vertical descent with a first rappel with a handrail to save the cirque, then it smoothes out.

Freixadella: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, the first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a rural house with swimming pool, from here we access
Tour: Vertical descent a first rappel with handrail to some trees, then we have a second rappel with spits and the third from a tree.

Batllia: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, we will pass a first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a house, we continue along the track next to the cuts and in the next stream that usually carries water we enter.
Tour: Vertical descent, a first rappel to approach the vertical, the next one over the 50m vertical and a third one at the bottom.

Cua de l'Euga: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, we will pass a first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a rural house with swimming pool, we continue along the track next to the cut, the next stream is Batllia and the third is ours.
Tour: Vertical descent, a few small slopes to get closer to the 60m vertical, another one to finish the waterfall, and then small slopes through the forest.

Colin: Canyon Start
Approach: Behind the church, following the obvious descent to the riverbed. Then we will have to follow it for a while more, at times along the bank until it is boxed and begins the descent itself.
Tour: Series of small rappels along this narrow and winding alley. Very well formed and excavated by the water, its formations will make us stop many times.

Añavingo: Canyon Start

Pedroses: Canyon Start

Salt del Cavall (Upper): Canyon Start

Aguerri: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR towards El Foratón and before arriving we will turn to the left by the path that goes up the Secús ravine towards the Agüerri Peak, this path crosses the Agüerri ravine, moment to access the riverbed.
Tour: Soon the Salto de la Vieja, an impressive 55m waterfall, after which we can try to find a way to escape to the left in search of the GR. Or we will continue along the riverbed, a chaos of blocks with nothing remarkable until the last two rappels.

Guarbena: Canyon Start
Approach: Two possible accesses, from the right fork there is a path that crosses the stream (recommended). We go up the trail until it crosses the stream, the first rappel right from here.
Tour: From the track a first rappel and then a zone without more interest until the crossing with the path of the access 2. We will continue walking a while until arriving to some short rappels, after them the ravine opens again and after the right turn we arrive to the most interesting part 18+50+8+45 will wait for us to save this vertical. From here to the end, again a good time of walking along the riverbed interspersed with rappels of little interest. As a good alpine canyon, they are not totally vertical rappels, but they are very slippery and technical with flow. In fact, only the vertical rappels are worthwhile. Precarious and opening equipment, with abundant naturals. The first rappel of the vertical is in a tree on the orographic left (hard to find).

Losilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We descend to the riverbed on the right side and continue to the fattened area.
Tour: Water descents with abseiling and some rappels that can be climbed.

Infiernos: Canyon Start

Espigantosa: Canyon Start
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Escalo: Canyon Start

Escart: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track we will approach the head of the descent.
Tour: Simple, a few climbs, a rappel, a few more climbs and we arrive at Escart.

Rasal: Canyon Start
Approach: Moliniello and Fuenfría Banks From the track we will descend to the bed of the Garona, we will cross it and we will continue by the track that leaves in front next to the stream of Fuenfría. We will follow this abandoned track towards the Foz that we will see in front of us. At the end it will get into the same gorge, and we will see some cairns that will lead us to the way equipped to climb to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Fun canyon for its access and development.

Chisagues: Canyon Start
Approach: From Chisagües we follow the track for less than a kilometer to go down to the river near a wall.
Tour: Not too narrow ravine except for a couple of specific areas. Water in abundance and very cold with good pools to jump over.

Peñas Campillo: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have been able to reach the end of the track from the ruins we will go to the Puntal de la Aliaga passing next to some beehives. To the left we will have the Fuente ravine and to the right our ravine. The best way to access is to follow the border/track to the east and when we are arriving to the cliffs we will go to the right where we can to go down to the ravine.
Tour: 3 beautiful rappels that lead us to the Barco ravine. If we want to continue and make it integral we will follow the PR and a few hundred meters later we will return to the riverbed.

Calderona: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go along the letter carrier's path, which is marked as PR, we will go up the slope almost to Biamón, we will see the riverbed on our left and we will go to it. From Casielles we take the track that goes to Biamón and when we get there we turn right to the riverbed.
Tour: Forbidden. Well formed, some nice narrows, a gorge, generally dry, perfect for rainy days.

Repla Pins: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Repla Pins and Colcho We will leave by the winding path that climbs to Pi de Alivi, we can also climb more smoothly by the PR CV109 following its marks. Upon reaching the pine, in the small plain, we will leave the path that climbs to the top (towards the bco Barbereta) and we will go to the right, along the path that leads us in search of the dry riverbed.
Tour: We begin with a few simple rappels that could be dexterous, little by little the gully becomes narrower and we approach its most vertical rappels to reach R6, a section for 2 people maximum. From there the canyon becomes softer and the rappels become more steep.

Rosas: Canyon Start
Approach: See approaches in the accesses

Raco Presseguer: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track by which we accessed and after a kilometer and a half the track crosses to the other side, 500m later we will have a path on the right that goes up to the Mas del Paraire through the cliffs. Once in the Mas we take the track to the Tosal de Cervera and a path to the right puts us on the ridge of the mountain, which we will follow until we take another track that goes along the ridge (the views are breathtaking) to the Pico Montenegrelo. Before reaching it we will see the ravine on our right. We will have to go down without obvious path through goat trails.another option is to climb the top, to go through a kind of open hill, to look for the bed of the ravine.cross-country the last stretch, although it is shorter than the first option, and the views are well worth it.
Tour: Dry ravine that after rains has a couple of spectacular waterfalls.

Raco Figuera: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Racó Figuera and Font Major From the upper parking we will take the track almost lost and we will go down towards the dry riverbed between undergrowth and skills (about 600m up to a maple tree). From the lower one we should take the Cañada Real that goes up towards the head of the Font Major and when arriving at the top turn left to look for the head.
Tour: The first part of the route was more lively, with vertical rappels, consecutive, with no rest and a lot of abseiling. The second part is more open and less vertical

Yeguas: Canyon Start

Cua de Cavall: Canyon Start
Approach: We will access the cuts on the left side of the torrent.
Tour: Vertical with only two rappels

Sentina: Canyon Start
Tour: Simple descent, short but with facilities to be checked.

Montillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the GR until we reach the fork of the Pardina (right) and Salastro (left) banks, which form the Montillo bank. At this point the GR crosses the Pardina river, here we will access

Jou (Barcelona): Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the torrent to cross the GR a few meters after the descent begins. To access the tributary, from the Torre de Foix leaves a track heading SE towards the riverbed, when you reach the left curve follow it to go down to the turrets of the light, follow them to the right to the riverbed.

Rio Mao: Canyon Start
Approach: By the road to go down to the river towards the canal. Or from the Conceliña bridge detour, to follow the canal to the small sickle, where the PR goes down to the river.
Tour: Areas of jumps, rappels and abseiling, interspersed with lots of walking in this beautiful canyon.

Ballarosa: Canyon Start

Caleyon de las Barbadas: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Caleyón, Mildón and access to part outside the park. We will follow the track that turns into a path, it goes halfway down the slope about 100m above the riverbed. Upon reaching the rocky area, after overcoming the most channeled area, go down the rocky area.
Tour: In the upper section there is little unevenness and some marmites and blocks, little depth and rocks to avoid in the jumps. Only one area in which to be cautious, in the narrows, with installation to the left. After this badina, slide and rappel. The riverbed opens up and we continue towards the Hoz de Mildón.

Rio Cabra (Teruel): Canyon Start
Approach: Senda desde el Centro de Interpretación de flora del Parque Cultural del río Martín. Una mesa de interpretación, a unos 100 metros del Centro, siguiendo la senda e indicaciones, nos ofrece una serie de recomendaciones para realizar el descenso a la par que nos lo describe detalladamente: duración, accesibilidad, dificultades con las que nos vamos a encontrar en los diferentes tramos, fauna, flora… Poco después de la mesa de interpretación, llegaremos a un viejo edificio en ruinas en la margen derecha del río cabra. Se trata de los restos de muro del molino bajo, construidos con sillarejo y mampostería a base de piedras calizas y areniscas rojas. El sendero continua adentrándose en el río Cabra aguas debajo de la localidad, hasta que los primeros encañonamientos obligan a que el trazado discurra por la parte alta de éstos, y por la propia roca, desde donde se abren preciosos encuadres del cauce del río. Se han instalado unos barandados anclados en las rocas mediante sirgas de protección que ayudan al senderista a sortear estos primeros obstáculos naturales. Este primer tramo señalizado llega hasta unas cavidades naturales que se abren en el paredón rocoso de la margen izquierda del río y que se conocen como Cuevas del tío Mariano, A los pies una coqueta cascada. A partir de ahora el río Cabra comienza a encajonarse entre las calizas y dolomías jurasicas formando pozas y cascadas, a la par que los abruptos cortados impiden ya el trazado senderista, obligando al excursionista a adentrarse en el mismo cauce del río. Es el momento para los aficionados al barranquismo y quedarán alrededor de 6 horas de trayecto en permanente compañía del agua, la roca y las marañas de zarzales.

Covachos: Canyon Start

Embaila: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track by which we accessed and after a kilometer and a half the track crosses to the other side, 500m later we will have a path on the right that goes up to Mas del Paraire through the cliffs. Once in the Mas we take the track to the Tosal de Cervera and a path to the right puts us on the crest of the mountain, which we will follow until before reaching the next track (about 800m). We have our ravine on the right, we must look for the best place to descend.
Tour: See topography

Llord: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track, we pass the tip of Cirers and after about 2.5 kms we have a path on the left that would take us to the middle of the ravine, below the R20. If we continue along the track for almost another kilometer, we have on the left the path that goes up to the Refugi de les Clotes around the Punta de la Serena. Shortly before reaching the refuge we can turn left along the GR following the course of our descent to the first difficulties.

Faixo Palomet: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the Mola de la Cabra trail to the head of our ravine.

Rambla del Martin: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track on the right towards the Virgen del Gollizno, after crossing the ravine of the tejería the track will end and we continue along the path that leads to the virgin (we will also find milestones marking the way). We leave the virgin to the right and after a couple of climbs we reach a channel and soon the ravine.
Tour: A couple of rappels to get into the sinkhole of the cave. Inside we will do 5 rappels before coming out again.

Sant Sebastia: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly before Sarroca we will have crossed a bridge over the Sant Sebastia stream. We will head for it.
Tour: Simple and very open

Picholon: Canyon Start
Approach: We went down to the river.
Tour: Only three overhangs that can be jumped, so be careful to check them to see if the river has dragged something.

Capdevila: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguiremos a pie a la derecha por la pista que va hacia unos apartamentos, cruzaremos el recinto de los apartamentos y un pequeño puentecillo de madera que pasa por encima del barranco que descenderemos. Después remontaremos el barranco por dentro del cauce hasta pasar por debajo de una carretera. Unos metros después nos saldremos por la derecha y buscaremos un sendero poco definido señalizado con algunas fitas y marcas verdes. Una vez lleguemos arriba el camino va descendiendo poco a poco hasta cruzar el cauce donde empezaremos el descenso. Seguir track porque el camino es fácil perderse.
Tour: Barranco normalmente seco de conglomerado. Tiene una primera parte mas excavada con tres rápeles muy seguidos siendo el último de ellos el mayor de todo el recorrido, 30 metros. Después el barranco se abre e iremos alternando rápeles y caos de grandes rocas que forman curiosos oscuros.

Bosc: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bosc and Regina rock Cross the bridge and take the path to the right that goes up the river, halfway we will see a path to the right that goes down to the river, is the escape. There comes a moment that crosses the river, here we access.
Tour: Succession of jumps that if we catch the torrent with a happy flow can give us a fun time.

Gavarret: Canyon Start
Approach: Below us an old track heading NE that allows us to go along the edge of some fields to go to a somewhat lost path. This path will take us towards NE until about 250m from Bco Sant Sebastià, next to some small meadows.
Tour: Two stretches of very nice narrows with water, in the middle a walking area with forest but without difficulty.

Saltu Carneru: Canyon Start

Montcalb: Canyon Start
Tour: Torrent with excavated riverbed areas, open areas and forest areas. Ideal for the initiation to the practice of the rappel. It is used to carrying a little water. Ideal after rains.

Pratformiu: Canyon Start
Approach: Zustieg mit Allradfahrzeug: 45 min Zustieg ohne Allradfahrzeug: 1h 15 min --> Dann auch Rückweg 30 Min
Tour: Es beginnt mit einigen Rampen bis zum ersten Abseilpunkt. Danach folgt ein Bereich mit Felsvorsprüngen, und es wird enger. Während des Abstiegs kreuzen wir den Aufstiegsweg. Der 30 Meter lange Abseilpunkt befindet sich im schönsten Teil der Schlucht. 1 Rápel 4 m 2 Rápel 6 m 3 Rápel 4 m 4 Rápel 8 m 5 Rápel 30 m 6 Rápel 11 m 7 Rápel 32 m 8 Rápel 18 m

Pratformiu: Canyon End
Return: Wenn wir uns für zwei Autos entschieden haben, steigen wir direkt in das zweite Auto um. Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, gehen wir denselben Weg zurück, den wir gekommen sind.

Pratformiu: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Mit 4x4
Access: Vom ersten Auto aus: Neben der Kapelle nehmen wir den GR-1 in nordöstlicher Richtung. Der GR-1 führt zu einem sehr breiten Weg und wechselt nach 100 Metern die Richtung und steigt links steil an, wobei er in den Wald hineinführt. Wir kommen an eine Kreuzung und gehen geradeaus weiter, direkt an dem mit einem X markierten Baum vorbei. Wir folgen diesem Weg und kommen an mehreren Pfaden vorbei, die zum Fluss hinunterführen, die wir jedoch ignorieren. Wir suchen einen Weg, der uns zum Ausgang der Schlucht führt, und schließen uns der Annäherung des 2. Autos an. Vom zweiten Auto aus: Auf der rechten Seite beginnt ein Weg, der bergauf führt. Dieser Weg überquert die Schlucht. Wir kommen zu einem Weg und einem Bauernhaus (Ca l'Arabé) und betreten hier die Schlucht.
Return: Wenn wir uns für zwei Autos entschieden haben, steigen wir direkt in das zweite Auto um. Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, gehen wir denselben Weg zurück, den wir gekommen sind.

Pratformiu: Parking Entry and Exit1
Comment: Ohne 4x4
Access: Vom ersten Auto aus: Neben der Kapelle nehmen wir den GR-1 in nordöstlicher Richtung. Der GR-1 führt zu einem sehr breiten Weg und wechselt nach 100 Metern die Richtung und steigt links steil an, wobei er in den Wald hineinführt. Wir kommen an eine Kreuzung und gehen geradeaus weiter, direkt an dem mit einem X markierten Baum vorbei. Wir folgen diesem Weg und kommen an mehreren Pfaden vorbei, die zum Fluss hinunterführen, die wir jedoch ignorieren. Wir suchen einen Weg, der uns zum Ausgang der Schlucht führt, und schließen uns der Annäherung des 2. Autos an. Vom zweiten Auto aus: Auf der rechten Seite beginnt ein Weg, der bergauf führt. Dieser Weg überquert die Schlucht. Wir kommen zu einem Weg und einem Bauernhaus (Ca l'Arabé) und betreten hier die Schlucht.
Return: Wenn wir uns für zwei Autos entschieden haben, steigen wir direkt in das zweite Auto um. Wenn wir nur ein Auto haben, gehen wir denselben Weg zurück, den wir gekommen sind.

Alcoi: Canyon Start

Talavera: Canyon Start
Approach: Below the tanks, the PR-TF55 or Talavera trail leads us uphill. After a kilometer of ascent, next to a broken pine tree, we leave the path and turn right to take the ridge and follow it down for about 200m before turning left into the dry riverbed (without

Sant Pere (Burdal): Canyon Start
Approach: By the track we will go to the monastery and when we reach it, on the north side, we will look for a path that, parallel to the stream, goes up it by the orographic right. It goes to the left to a flat and then takes us to a rocky wall where we will have some small climb until we reach the right tributary. At this point we will go down the tributary until the descent.

Font Major: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Racó Figuera and Font Major From the upper parking we will take the track almost lost, we will leave the first watercourse on our right (Racó de la Figuera). We continue along the remains of the path to the small hill that we see in front of us that separates the two basins, once we have passed it, we can only go down to the riverbed. Upon reaching a large boulder we will be near the source (usually has water) and the beginning of the ravine. From the bottom we should take the Cañada Real that takes us back to the head of the Font Major.
Tour: The first part is more vertical, with a succession of rappels/drops and rock chaos. After this first part, the canyon opens up a bit and we have a couple of escapes to the right at R13. From here we lose height, we find more dressed the descent and an area of terraces before the last rappels.

Salado: Canyon Start

Gargalluso: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car below there is a marked PR path that goes up the slope towards the Ibón. From the car above we will have to continue along the track towards the Ibón and the refuge. In both cases we will continue along the track until almost 1650m high, when we will be in the Gargalluso cirque, when we see the riverbed we will get into it.
Tour: A few skills to access the great vertical fractional Gargalluso waterfall. A first rappel from a tree to reach the intermediate area where we will find a handrail and some spits to make the rest of the descent.

Vau Azones: Canyon Start
Approach: We will return to the previous junction and shortly before reaching the cheese factory a track to the right goes backwards that soon becomes a path. The path takes us up the mountain for about 300m and finally heads east, passing some rocky walls and getting into the channel / creek that we will soon go down. When we reach the bridge over the stream we access.
Tour: See topography

Chorro Ventera: Canyon Start
Approach: Go down along the fence to the gorge and go along the bed or the bank of the Minchones gorge. The first gorge that we find on our right is the Chorro de la Ventera ravine. Go up the bank easily where there is a little marked path but with care and attention, you can access to the base of the Chorro de la Ventera, the highest waterfall in Extremadura with a height of 60 m. Just at the base, take a very little marked path that goes left as we look up and bordering the waterfall.
Tour: It is a descent that begins with an abseil of 12 meters high, a jump of 10 meters or a jump to the pool, and then reach the waterfall of the ventera jet: abseil of 60 meters split 20+60 with a wide ledge. After the waterfall we access an open area to see how the canyon is gradually boxed. We will arrive at an area where we have a 45m rappel along the riverbed or 30 outside with a 10m handrail and two rappels of 25 and 30 meters. Once finished the three rappels we begin an area of small rappels and jumps with a maximum height of 6 meters and where we will have to be very attentive and alert to be able to overcome them.

Escaleras: Canyon Start

Artaungo-Sakona: Canyon Start
Comment: ungenau
Approach: We leave by the southbound track that goes to the east ridge of Anboto. We will leave this track to go towards the walls under the Eskillar eye and the Cueva de la dama. Once we get into the channel, we will go by the orographic right to overcome the wall to descend, once surpassed we will go to our right to look for an anchor to rappel the 30m that leave us in the channel.

Artaungo-Sakona: Canyon End
Comment: ungenau
Return: On the same way up

Rufrio: Canyon Start
Approach: With one car we must walk up to the access. With two cars it is immediate, by the path that goes down to the small bridge.
Tour: The first part has the highest waterfalls, 24m, a small open section and the 32m. This leaves us in an area of ledges that we can rappel from trees to enter a small chaos. After this, the river becomes boxed in for 4 more rappels before opening up in the chaos zone.

Ezcaray: Canyon Start

Pico Urdaña: Canyon Start

Chorreron Tajo: Canyon Start
Approach: – TODO –

Chorrito Angeles: Canyon Start

Saja: Canyon Start

Huerto Rey: Canyon Start

Chorrito Ovejuela: Canyon Start

Pico Moro: Canyon Start
Approach: We left uphill from the cemetery on a track that climbs to Pico Moro. At the first curve to the left there is a path to the right (return) which can also be climbed through the meadows. Following the track towards the Pico Moro we will pass the limestone walls and when the road is going to cross the stream we enter it.
Tour: It begins among a lot of vegetation, soon narrows and the rappels begin. From here it will be a succession of them until the 33m. Here we can escape or do 4 more.

Chorra: Canyon Start
Approach: Chorra Grande, Baulaya East and West Banks We have two options, in both we will enjoy the beech forests that we have at the foot of Balgerri: * We will continue along the track to the exit of the ravine and climb up the orographic right to the elevation 800. * Another option is to go up the Portillo de Brena and go around the Balgerri to the Ilsos, pass through the pass and go down the riverbed.
Tour: Very grassy, somewhat channeled and slippery, all the rappels from natural

Fabar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot of the station, next to the apartments is the creek, follow the grassy meadow for about a hundred meters.

Texu: Canyon Start

Bandujo: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the path that goes up to Bandujo, at the bridge over the stream, we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: No big surprises except for an abseil of almost 20m.

Fontiñas: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Gosolfre, Fontiñas and Bao da Casa We continue through the village leaving behind an agricultural warehouse, soon we reach the river Gosolfre, we continue along it until we find a place to cross it and a small path on the other side that goes into the forest. Continue along this path for about 5 minutes until you reach the next stream where you will find the headwaters.
Tour: Very vertical, in naturals, quite dirty with vegetation and dead trees. If we catch it with water it has a couple of delicate spots but it is worth it.

Valfria: Canyon Start

Bao Casa: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Gosolfre, Fontiñas and Bao da Casa We continue through the village leaving behind an agricultural warehouse, soon we reach the river Gosolfre, we continue along it until we find a place to cross it and a small path on the other side that goes into the forest. Continue along this path for about 5 minutes until you reach the next Fontiñas stream, continue for another 5 minutes until you find some abandoned mills and a river of more entity, ours.
Tour: The first part in the area of the mills is very quiet, with cliffs and slides that we can avoid. Then the ravine is taking entity and height to reach the final R20 where we can have overflows with high flow.

Barzolos: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident by the track that goes down to the creek, when we reach the riverbed we get into
Tour: Two very nice and narrow gorges, short rappels, slippery belays, some of them with rock bridges to belay on.

Barzolos: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we have two options: 1.- With two cars we exit to the right towards the bridge, where we will have parked. 2.- The same but going up the road to the access car. 3.- A path on the left goes up the slope to a track, we will follow the track along the top of the hills with the stream always on our left to go around the gorges and go to the entrance bridge to the ravine.

Barzolos: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: We will have to be located in Bigüézal. We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. Up to the bridge of Bigüezál over the river Salazar, we can park here the return car if we have it. With the access car or if we only have one car, we go up the road towards Bigüezal and before p.k. 2 there is a long left curve. 2 there is a long left curve with parking space on the right.
Return: After the last rappel we have two options: 1.- With two cars we exit to the right towards the bridge, where we will have parked. 2.- The same but going up the road to the access car. 3.- A path on the left goes up the slope to a track, we will follow the track along the top of the hills with the stream always on our left to go around the gorges and go to the entrance bridge to the ravine.

Campos Blancos: Canyon Start

Baulaya Este: Canyon Start
Approach: Chorra Grande, Baulaya East and West Banks We have two options, in both we will enjoy the beech forests that we have at the foot of Balgerri: * We will continue along the track to the exit of the ravine and climb through the forest. * Another option is to climb the Portillo de Brena and Balgerri and then go along the ridge to leave aside the West Baulaya and then enter the riverbed.
Tour: Very grassy, somewhat channeled and slippery, all the rappels from natural

Baulaya Oeste: Canyon Start
Approach: Chorra Grande, Baulaya East and West Banks We have two options, in both we will enjoy the beech forests that we have at the foot of Balgerri: * We will continue along the track to the exit of the ravine and climb through the forest. * Another option is to climb the Portillo de Brena and Balgerri and then go to our riverbed.
Tour: Very grassy, somewhat channeled and slippery, all the rappels from natural

Corso: Canyon Start

Picarols: Canyon Start
Approach: Justo donde la pista que sube al Hotel Albellons gira a la izquierda la abandonaremos para seguir de frente al lado del cauce y seguidamente giraremos a la derecha para cruzarlo y remontar nuestro torrente. No tiene pérdida, seguiremos todo el rato por la izquierda orográfica de nuestro torrente y lo abandonaremos para remontar hacia el Pas del Setrí, tras este paso, el sendero vuelve a acercarse al torrente, momento en el que accedemos al cauce
Tour: Barranco bien formado con bonitas zonas, generalmente seco y con multitud de destrepes. Solamente un puñado de rápeles de hasta 15m

Picarols: Canyon End
Return: Tras la represa el cañón se abre para ir a dar a la senda de acceso

Picarols: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Entre Inca y Lluc por la MA-2130 A la altura de la población de Caimari tenemos el desvío a Binibona. Iremos hasta la pza del pueblo que es el mejor lugar para aparcar. Podríamos seguir por el carreterín que sube al Hotel Albellons pero las zonas en las que podríamos dejar los vehículos no son las más correctas
Return: Tras la represa el cañón se abre para ir a dar a la senda de acceso

Belaustegi: Canyon Start
Approach: Location of Alarrieta, Sintxita, Belaustegi and Sintxita Goikoa ravines. From the parking lot we take the track towards Austingarmin. After 350m there is a bend to the right, we turn left to the bed of the stream that can be seen a few meters downstream.
Tour: The beautiful waterfall and already, if we want more descent we have to continue with Sintxita.

Belaustegi: Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg nach links
Return: After the waterfall, a little further on, a losing path to the left leads to the track.

Belaustegi: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Access map to Sintxita ravine From Orozko (Zubiaur) take the BI3513 (Ibarra, Artea) to Gorbea Park. We continue until the detour to Urigoiti on the right, soon in the neighborhood of Usabel we see the cemented track that goes to the right towards the Gorbea Park, we go up about 2kms, after passing a hut on our left we will see two tracks, one on each side. Here we can park our return car. We continue to the end of the track.
Return: After the waterfall, a little further on, a losing path to the left leads to the track.

Belaustegi: Alternative Canyon End
Comment: Ausstieg nach rechts gemäß wikiloc-Link
Return: After the waterfall, a little further on, a losing path to the left leads to the track.

Meñas: Canyon Start
v4 a2 III | 0min/0min/1h | ⭐ | 65m
Approach: Access to Meñas and Cerezo Depending on whether we want to do Cerezo or not, we will go down to the exit or up the hills. Access to Meñas and Cerezo

Azpiroz: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the fountain there is a path that goes up the slope through the forest (be careful not to follow the path to the E, it would lead us to the village), a little lost, to a hill where it joins the track that leaves the village. We will not take the big track from the village but from the pass we will look for a small path that takes us directly to the riverbed.
Tour: A descent dug in V, with rappels from natural in a very grassy environment really nice if we do it with water.

Azpiroz: Canyon End
Return: We will have to follow the riverbed to the road and go back up to the car.

Azpiroz: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Located between Pamplona and Donosti, in the beautiful village of Lekunberri with its beautiful greenway Plazaola. We will leave northbound on the NA1300 towards Azpirotz, we will leave the detour behind us until p.k. 19.6 where we have the source of the Araxes river on our right and a place to park.
Return: We will have to follow the riverbed to the road and go back up to the car.

Muiños: Canyon Start
Approach: We go to the track that is behind the village and leads to the "Mirador de las Cascadas" if we look for it on Maps. From here following the high voltage line we go down to the ravine.
Tour: See mole. Very vertical, usually without water

Furado: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the high tension cables, we will go down to the riverbed.

Travancas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go east following the high voltage line to the riverbed.

Regatillo: Canyon Start

Celis: Canyon Start

Nimo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the power station to the suspension bridge, take the marked path that goes up and jump the fence to go through the channel to go over our ravine, soon a wooden bridge to cross the channel and start climbing in the middle of nowhere to a rope that gets us into the forest. There is a kind of path that takes us to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Simple and very fun after rainfall although the water never stops flowing

Farandon: Canyon Start
Approach: On the other side of the road there is an access road to farms and after 20m a track on the left that goes down to the stream and some old mines in the area. We will follow this track to the mine, access area to the riverbed.
Tour: In the words of the openers: "First section open and dressed with several jumps and skills, a small rappel and shortly after, another of 10mtrs toboganeable,100mtrs more of riverbed dressed in vegetation and the river penetrates into a more excavated area with several rappels, the largest of 15mtrs and several jumps and skills interesting too. To emphasize the last rappel that deposits us under an arch of rock excavated in the quartzite, in which we can observe great fossils".

Lumbier: Canyon Start

Lumbier: Canyon End
Comment: puente del diablo
Return: on the hiking trail on the orographic left bank:

Lumbier: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: on the hiking trail on the orographic left bank:

Almadenes: Canyon Start

Baldatikaerreka: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track for 1 km until we pass the waterfall, then we will go down to the riverbed.
Tour: The waterfall and now

Dorelle: Canyon Start

San Paio: Canyon Start
Approach: Ribeiriños and San Paio Banks From the Ribeiriños parking lot we will go out to the right about 200m to a small stream near the power lines, we can enter from here. From the other parking we will take the path that goes down to the Capela de San Paio until crossing the stream or we can go to the left to look for the previous stream.
Tour: A few first rappels that bring us closer to the beautiful fractional waterfall over the cave of Carriza. Then a couple more rappels before joining Ribeiriños. Together a couple of rappels before Bao da Casa, where we can take the path to the right or continue trying to make the two remaining rappels from the old dam, but they may be in bad condition.

Rosal: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the forest track on the orographic left of the river, in the detours we will try to take the ones that lead us parallel to the river ascending to 270 meters above sea level. In the Maps it is marked as pozas Da Cal.
Tour: Several jumps, 3 rappels of up to 25m and beautiful pools to dive into.

Cadarnoxo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the sharp bend we go down to the creek
Tour: The first part of the descent is easy and the final cascade is a bit more interesting.

Rio Frio (Cantabria): Canyon Start
Approach: From the Cucayo Bridge
Tour: Descent with up to 13 rappels, many of which can be climbed. The enviable environment makes the horizontal sections a very pleasant walk and the rappel areas are spectacular. Provide material for natural and reinstatement. Be very careful with the water level and possible stops of operation of the plant that would increase the flow.

Castrejon: Canyon Start
Approach: From San Glorio we take a track that goes to the Peña del Portillo, we will not have to climb it completely, we will pass to the other side at about 1950m and we will continue more or less horizontally (but always gaining height) under the Peña del Naranjo towards the pass of Robadorio. Here a path takes us down to the stream. With only one car we leave Ledantes by the track that goes up to Riofrío and to the refuge of Cubil, once here we will go down to the stream.
Tour: Long descent, with a large number of abseilings and skills. Some of the rappels are difficult to access and access must be secured as they are quite delicate and slippery. Its intermediate section has almost 800m of horizontal progression and if we leave the riverbed to the left we will see a cattle cabin that could serve as a refuge.

Mazobres: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot there is a track that runs parallel to the Mazobre stream, we will follow this track overlooking the imposing N face of Espigüete, we will leave the free refuge on the left and continue along the path that leads to the base of the waterfall. Here there are usually tourists watching the waterfall. When you reach the viewpoint of the waterfall, right at the base, a path goes off to our left (orographic right) that goes up the waterfall and heads towards the head of the stream, when we reach the meadow where the ravine opens, just before the contribution of the stream on the right, that is the place to access.

Bolbo Negro: Canyon Start

Silan: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the road a bit until we reach the bridge over the river, we turn left over the wall and go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Simple... see topography

Cancelas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down the track to the riverbed. If we only do the lower part, we must walk along the road to the bridge over the river and access it by the orographic left.
Tour: See all The first part of the route is more flat, with only 4 rappels and a lot of walking areas. The second part more vertical

Euntzelaia: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Burón and Euntzelaia From the parking of Guembe we will follow the track to the north, the same as the access of Burón, in a 90 degree turn to the north there is a path towards the stream that leaves us in the lower part (return of the upper part). We will continue along the track until it ends, here a small path that goes into the forest to go down to the stream, access to the upper part.
Tour: Both descents are very well-dressed and without large verticals, to be done after heavy rains so that the pools are clean. The two parts are separated by an open area, of skills and the access path to the lower part. In the lower part we will find a couple of longer and more interesting rappels, especially the one with the natural arch.

Euntzelaia: Canyon End
Return: We will leave on the right by a path towards the access track in the case of leaving after the upper part. At the bottom we will stop at some fields that if we cross them to the right leaves us on the access track.

Euntzelaia: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Pamplona on NA-700 towards Lizarra/Estella Just in the p.k. 29 we have the detour to the right to the NA-7020 to Vidaurre. In 4 kms we will arrive at Guembe, along San Antonio street there is a track that heads north, we will take it and park about 2kms away, next to the second fence, where the two races meet.
Return: We will leave on the right by a path towards the access track in the case of leaving after the upper part. At the bottom we will stop at some fields that if we cross them to the right leaves us on the access track.

Fariza: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hermitage we follow the path that leads to Cozcurrita. We go down to the stream and go over the bridge.
Tour: Descent to be done after rainfall. It has only 4 rappels without technical difficulty.

Ferramulin: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path down to the head of the waterfall
Tour: An impressive first waterfall and then a river tour with natural waterfalls, jumps and rappels.

Gandara: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the trail to the river
Tour: Rapids, cliffs and some other places to jump.

Gilifonso: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that heads south to Guilifonso, before reaching the road, the path approaches the riverbed, time to go into it.

Lerias: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the ridge to the last mill heading north to the riverbed. If we have parked past Ferrocente we must follow this track that heads N-NW halfway up the slope to the riverbed.
Tour: See mole First part less aquatic, it will gradually pick up water flow. Stretches of walking alternate with rappels and abseiling.

Mougas: Canyon Start
Approach: With a single vehicle we will have to go up the road to the recreational area. In both options from the recreational area the access is immediate, we continue walking north to the obvious riverbed.
Tour: A short stretch up to the balcony, from there on it is a succession of rappels, more or less cambered, which gain in interest with flow.

Muras: Canyon Start
Approach: Under the bridge of the auto track, the access is immediate, we will only have to follow the creek until the first difficulties.

Pedras: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track on the left that, shortly, leaves us on a Roman bridge over the river. Just after crossing, we take the path on the left leaving behind the pools to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Open, simple, all the rappels are in ramp, making a slide. The last 20m slide is spectacular, but we must previously check that the pool is clean.

Ferreiriño: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Ferreiriño and Regueiro Seco From Campodola by the path that goes down to the river. Better option than from Leixazos that can make the descent too long.
Tour: Long descent with many horizontal sections with nothing in particular. The rest of the time it is a magnificent canyon, very dense, beautiful and with great flow after rains.

Riofrio: Canyon Start

Santa Leocadia: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the PR that ascends along the orographic left side of the river until passing the waterfall.
Tour: Two waterfalls to rappel in a wonderful environment, lush forests, a cave and lots of moss on the rocks. Short but beautiful

Sobreira Mendo: Canyon Start
Approach: Two options: 1.- ECDC, car combination, we will leave from the hermitage by the track that goes up the Vilameá river valley until 1000m altitude, at which point a track crosses the river and goes to the pass of Curral do Mouro where we will pass into our valley. Here we will descend to the stream. Crazy option (wild boar), we leave the thermal baths going up the track of Corgo da Cabreira towards the Hermitage, when the forest begins to open and at first sight we have surpassed the waterfall (there on the right), we will leave the track and in the middle of the slope we will look for the best way to progress, without losing height up to the stream.

Tronceda: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately from the power plant, go down to the river.
Tour: See sketch After the first sector, we go out by the central one to the left to the track that is a few meters above and we follow it almost until the recreational area. Here we can rappel the two small waterfalls in the second sector.

Uredariona: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Uredariona and Basordas A few meters further on there is a track to the right that leads down to the dam where the gallery that communicates with Basordas is located. We can continue descending before entering the riverbed.
Tour: The stretch from the dam to the cliffs has only a few steps and slides, then we reach this beautiful waterfall with an outlet to the sea.

Vilariño: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back a few meters and see a path that goes down to the river.
Tour: Beautiful, aesthetic, well-shaped and better installed descent. With medium flows it is a marvel, with high flows it can be a problem. It has some beautiful 5+10 chained rappels.

Aldu: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track that goes around some meadows until we cross a stream, from here we will follow the stream until we reach the cliffs that are already glimpsed over the valley of Salazar.
Tour: The waterfall and then we will go through the forest until we reach a track before reaching the Salazar.

Arangas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along a small path next to the stream up to the first ledge.
Tour: A rappel and a cliff before entering the boxed area, once in it you can not get out and even have a small cave.

Arteki: Canyon Start
Approach: A few meters beyond the bend the PR to Garaioa comes out, we will go down it to a footbridge over the stream of Hiriberri. We can enter here or follow the trail 10min more to the footbridge over Arteki. If we access by Hiriberri we will do one more rappel.

Augalva: Canyon Start
Approach: Virtually immediate

Barbanza: Canyon Start
Approach: From the car access is almost immediate. If we only have one car we will have to go up the Pedras trail to the small road and follow it to the right.
Tour: There is only one obligatory rappel, but we can make some more to climb up any tree.

Boibal: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that heads north, it soon turns left and descends to the river.
Tour: To be completed

Boixos: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguiremos la pista y pasaremos la finca. Descripción del acceso “típico” para otras opciones consultar tracks de wikiloc. Poco a poco iremos ganando terreno por la pista hacia Ses Sínies, aquí abandonamos la pista para seguir por la senda que sube hacia el Coll de la Serra de Pinotell, tras este collado seguiremos subiendo hasta la Era d'en Coll. Aquí dejamos la senda y nos dirigimos al sur a entrar en el torrente.

Buron: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Burón and Euntzelaia bcos. If we have an access car, the approach is simple, we must follow this track/path almost lost until the head of the Burón. If we only have a car, from the parking lot of Guembe we will follow the track to the north, like the access of Euntzelaia, until about 100m before the track disappears, here we will go to the left to look for a meadow hidden behind a line of vegetation, from here we will follow some milestones that lead us to the north, we will have to cross a wire fence and overcome the hill between thick vegetation, to approach by the orographic left to the ravine and go up it by a not very intuitive path.
Tour: A very interesting first part, with a lot of atmosphere, a small gorge and a gallery that will end too soon to give way to an open intermediate zone, with too much vegetation to approach the final verticals, also very dressed.

Buron: Canyon End
Return: We will go out to the right along a small path and further on we will cross the stream to go to the access road.

Fajana Lañas: Canyon Start

Tajo del Aguila: Canyon Start
Approach: From the gas station descending towards the turret of the light, we must leave it to the left to avoid getting into the 2nd meeting. Be careful, the terrain is delicate
Tour: Succession of waterless rappels with a 55m cantilevered rappel.

Molinar: Canyon Start
Approach: If we park at the lodge we will go up the track to the bend and down to the riverbed.
Tour: The first part is open and the second part is closed with 7 rappels.

Mataplana: Canyon Start
Approach: From here we paddle down to the creek.
Tour: In its first part it is very open and without anything remarkable, only a few abseilings. Gradually it closes and the rappels gain height until the final part where we chain several rappels.

Mataplana: Unknown
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Pont Foradat: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the path of Pont Foradat, almost at the top, after the Z's we will leave the path to go straight ahead to surround the mass on the north side. Once there we will see the initial climb and handrails.
Tour: It is an equipped descent In 2018 the last rappel (the 54m) was split and can be done with ropes of 43m+15m approx.

Malmarrui (Lower): Canyon Start

Cueva de Valporquero (Sil de Perlas): Canyon Start
2025-03-05: Done after canyon 40 aniversario. High flow but possible thanks to local guide. Luckily i visited the touristic cave as well, bcs the beauty of it is obviously more impressive (lights, deco...) than t...
Approach: From parking Atalaya, head east on a rocky trail to the gated entrance (2025: no key needed).
Tour: Many fixed ropes (often 3 lines, it gets busy in high season), but a few abseils still have to be installed. The most impressive one is the 3rd one, which is overhanging and dropping into a room with beautiful formations (25-30m). The bigger abseils can be broken down to 30'ish meters or done in one go with 50/60m ropes. Two more splashy abseils outside, followed by a river crossing or flying fox (tyrolienne). In high season: count more time and dress warm for possible waiting times.

Cueva de Valporquero (Curso agua): Canyon Start
Approach: To access the Sil de Perlas, we will take the path from the Atalaya in front of the parking lot in an easterly direction that leaves the hut on the left. We cross a wooden fence and continue towards the meadow and from there to a small ledge where at a turn we have the entrance with an iron gate. The main entrance is located in a torca or dolina near the village, very well signposted.

Casas Blancas: Canyon Start
Approach: In blue the option of a single car. We take the GR towards the head of the ravine, with the cuts on the left until the beginning of the ravine (it is very obvious). Red (2 cars), just follow the riverbed to the head of the ravine.
Tour: It starts with the 40 rappel and follows rappels down to the river bed.

Parrisal: Canyon Start

Rinero: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that goes along the orographic right of the ravine, after a few hundred meters crosses it and through the forest is gaining altitude. At an altitude of about 1350m we will take a detour to the left following a yellow markings. This path will be gaining height more steeply to 1550m where we will see a milestone and we turn left by white markings to the rocky area that leads down to the river.
Tour: A few small abseilings will lead us to the impressive 55m waterfall. We will reach it with a handrail to the head, from here a first abseil to the ledge and then a second run to the base. From here the most interesting of the ravine are its ferruginous waters, the pyrite incrustations and the shapes and colors of the rocks with the oxidation of the mineral water. Several projections that can be climbed and/or rappelled until reaching the way up.

Choca: Canyon Start

Cobarcil: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and go down to the Sella. Soon we arrive at the slide/destrepe where we can evaluate the flow.
Tour: Technical and dangerous descent with high flow.

Noguera 1: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Casas del Cerro, Nogueras I and Nogueras II ravines. The access is obvious and immediate to Noguera II. For Noguera I we will follow the track 300m to the next canyon.
Tour: The Noguera I, a lot of vegetation, there is a "way" on the right just after the first rappel, near the wall to avoid the jungle, and a possible escape to the upper area, or you re-enter through the more open area, if you want to continue. Noguera II is a little cleaner, at the confluence of the two channels, better to go out to the road, it is very dressed and the advance is very painful, almost impracticable. Of collector.

Castillejo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the same track to take the path that goes up the orographic right of our river to the stone bridge, where we access the riverbed.
Tour: Simple descent unless the river is loaded, everything is natural anchorages so we will have to carry material for these installations.

Noguera 2: Canyon Start

Sastre: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car we must continue along the road towards Rubiales 1km. There is a path to the right that goes up the hill and down to the access to the ravine. With two cars, the second one leaves us in the descent to the ravine. There is no path, it is simply to follow "the riverbed" to the ravine.
Tour: Continuous climbing and rappelling (most of them can be climbed).

Tranco: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the ravine by the road or by the footbridges.

Canjiron: Canyon Start

Rincon Bello: Canyon Start
Approach: Unterhalb vom Parkplatz das kleine Tal bis zu einer Brücke mit Eisengeländer.
Tour: Dos rápeles sin más.En el primero suele haber una poza que cubre hasta el cuello con agua sucia, y no se puede evitar,a tener en cuenta.Mas adelante hay pasamanos para evitarlas.

Rincon Bello: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en Petrer, cogeremos la carretera de Agost y seguiremos los desvíos hacia el Raco Bello, en donde aparcaremos
Return: Cuando se abre sale una senda a la derecha, si no más abajo llegamos a la carretera. En ambos casos vamos a la derecha y llegaremos a la zona del área recreativa

Poveda: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave along the same track for about 2.5 kms until we pass a shelter and a hunting reserve sign, with a track that goes off to the right, we will take it and soon we reach the riverbed.
Tour: Descend among pines, with somewhat lost headlands and very entertaining.

Cofretes: Canyon Start

Gorg Negre: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path down to the reservoir and around the dam to the stream.
Tour: Long descent with all the rappels in natural. Very grassy and with many logs in the riverbed.

Marmoles: Canyon Start
Approach: Soon we will see on our right a track that goes towards the ravine, we follow it until it ends and we continue along a path, which through the cut, goes to the head of the ravine.
Tour: After 100m with a lot of vegetation we find the first rappel, from here we will have to pay attention to the state of the pools to decide whether or not to use the handrails that avoid them.

Marmoles: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the pipeline bridge, we turn right and go up the slope in search of the asphalt road we have been following.

Cerro (Albacete): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Casas del Cerro, Nogueras I and Nogueras II ravines. The access is obvious and immediate.
Tour: A first rappel with cantilevered access, then another cantilevered rappel and an area of climbing to the last rappel to continue climbing until it joins the Nogueras.

Moli de Salt: Canyon Start
v3 a3 III | 5min/0min/10min | ⭐ | 22m
Approach: We go straight ahead on the path at the bottom of the parking lot with the ravine on our left, we will see the first mill below and then the bridge, cross it and leave the path to go left towards the mill. There is an installation on the wall
Tour: From this facility we can rappel or do a 40m zip line. We will have an area of slides and possible small jumps until we reach the pool that gives access to the final rappel of 22m. Caution here with high flow, you must mount the handrail to access the rappel facility. In the rappel we cross the vein and we are below the waterfall, from where we can pick up the rope.

Mika: Canyon Start
Approach: access to Mika, Olvido and Cova Pinar boulders From the upper parking there is a path that leads to the pass of Comptador or to the head of Olvido, you can not miss it. From the lower parking, we will continue walking along the track that climbs to the pass, soon the track becomes a path and, zigzagging, leaves us in the same pass.
Tour: Just at the col begins the ridge to the west with 4 sheets to mount a handrail. It is not necessary but it can be useful for belaying and/or practicing. When we leave the ridge we will have a small dexterity with 1 spit in case we want to belay and immediately the first rappel. From here it is a non-stop rappel. Be very careful with the stone that is very loose and we can throw pebbles down.

Cova de l'Arcada: Canyon Start

Pequeño: Canyon Start

Jaques: Canyon Start

Gribas: Canyon Start
Tour: A series of rappels to get to the magnificent R40

Pedralba: Canyon Start
Approach: From the village we will go up the path of the Cova del Duc, we will go through the ferrata to reach the access path to the ravine. From the access car we will follow the track until it crosses the stream. We can get out to see the Cova del Duc and do the ferrata and thus extend the day.
Tour: Interesting descent with a multitude of simple rappels for beginners. Most of them can be climbed, but if the rock is wet, be very careful because it slips.

Cagarnero: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and take the track in front of us, go through the metal gate and continue until it turns to the left. We will continue straight ahead upwards following some milestones to a water trough at the top. When we see the milestone at the top we will turn to the right in search of the first rappel. Another option would be to access it by the return. For it, after the metallic gate and in the electricity tower, to take to the right a flat track that takes us in few minutes to cross a dry riverbed, joining with a path excessively marked with milestones and blue marks (return). When we see the end of our ravine the path forks. Take the one on the left (milestones with black dots) that leads us immediately to the beginning of a small ferrata (ATTENTION necessary to use energy absorber). It will leave us a few meters from the first installation, to our right and hydrographic right.
Tour: A first handrail to access the first rappel.

Rimalo: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track for 200m and at the sharp left curve we will look for the way up through the Ainielles arch to take the PR that leads to the abandoned village. Before arriving and crossing the stream we turn left on a zigzagging path that leads to a pass. Follow the ridge for 10min until a junction where the main path goes to the right and we will turn left keeping the height to go to look for the head of the ravine.
Tour: Descent of long rappels but without too much difficulty unless there is a high flow. After the junction with the PR comes the most interesting part of the ravine so it could be done only this second part and thus save us almost an hour of approach.

Umbria de los Lages: Canyon Start
Approach: From the return car the PR MU50 leaves the PR MU50 that in 30 minutes takes us up to the road. We will go right to the clearing where the access car is parked. From the access parking lot we will take a path that goes into the valley and soon the first rappel.
Tour: Nice descent with easy rappels except for the 45m. The second rappel is just 25m. You can do a split 5 + 20 so that there is no friction, when descending those 5 (that is the second rappel really) there is a small space, it is not a ledge, but it is a small and irregular space. In the R45 we will have two possible installations, the left one being an overhang. When recovering the rope, it usually remains on a 3m ledge that must be climbed and dexterous, so be very careful when doing so.

Juan Rojo: Canyon Start
Approach: We park the car at the fountain and follow the track, about 300m to the left there is a path that goes up the hillside to cross the creek, where we access
Tour: Descent through the vegetation of this small stream. Several interesting rappels of up to 35m to make it worthwhile to come here.

Viñas: Canyon Start

Salt de la Nina: Canyon Start

Ribera Salada: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate access
Tour: We will go up through the beautiful straits of crystalline waters to Aigüesjuntes and go down them. In summer it is not necessary to wear neoprene

Garganta de la Mora: Canyon Start
Approach: At the end of the road is a cattle landing, From here we begin to walk, flattening the first 200m to gradually gain height between large oaks and broom trees. When we are about 800m, we have a view of the slope of the Cabezo, from which there is a very good view of the first three waterfalls of the descent. Now continuing along the slope of the Cabezo and the Cervunal barrier, among abundant vegetation, we reach the starting altitude, which is just above the first waterfall that we saw earlier.
Tour: El descenso es muy vistoso con diez tramos de rápeles seguidos y bastante verticales. El descenso es bastante abierto y al inicio de una acequia tradicional, cuando se vea una salida evidente a la izquierda, habrá que desviarse. Con mucha agua conviene afrontar ciertos pasos que no están equipados, alargando los rápeles o montando algún rápel extra a naturales. R-12m: Vistoso con varios resaltes que acaban en una charca de 1m de profundidad. Posibilidad de instalar pasamanos hasta cabecera del rápel (Zona muy resbaladiza con agua) situado a la derecha de R-20m evitando así la cascada. Para descender por el cauce utilizamos los primeros anclajes del pasamanos y a 25m aproximadamente fraccionar en algún árbol con cordino en natural. R-30m Tendido al inicio y muy vertical al final, pasamos la zona de vegetación por el centro para llegar a la recepción (OJO Muy resbaladiza) hasta el último resalte, justo antes del cuarto rápel. (Si se quiere descender también este resalte añadir 5m a la longitud del rápel, siendo de 35m. R-25m Resbaladera que acaba con 2 metros verticales en una marmita con grandes bloques. Destrepamos 10m que nos lleva a un corredor con mucha vgetación hasta el R-20m Recorremos un pequeño corredor con mucha vegetación, hasta el R-25m que baja por una cascada terminando debajo de un piedra. R-15 muy poco vertical pero con roca muy pulida. 20m andando por grandes piedras nos dejan en el centro del cauce en una zona de vegatación donde encontramos el R-10m muy vertical y con cascada estética. (Creemos que es en este punto el libro SISTEMA CENTRAL. DESCENSO DE BARRANCOS Nos recomienda salir del mismo. (2h 45m) (WGS84 30T 267186 / 4447976) R-30m sale desde una roca redondeada, nos encajona en el final del recorrido , continuamos destrepando entre la vegetación hasta llegar a un resalte donde podemos asegurarnos con un cordino 3m en un árbol, situándonos en un tobogán que acaba en una poza muy poco profunda. Después de un destrepe llegamos al décimo y último rápel R-10m que sale de un gran bloque. Mucha vegetación (OJO zarzas) a partir de este punto, la garganta se bifurca en dos ramales, cogiendo nosotros el de la derecha. Tras varios destrepes y lucha con a vegetación llegamos a una portera de troncos a nuestra izquierda.

Garganta de la Desespera: Canyon Start
Approach: Se comienza desde la zona de baños.
Tour: Descenso fácil que discurre encajonado aunque con escapes en la mayor parte del recorrido El descenso comienza por una escalera de piedra junto a la pared del merendero de la piscina natural o sobre un árbol más próxima al puente. Cruzaremos un segundo puente, y un paso por un tubo cuadrado de 50m (debajo de la carretera nueva), nos sitúan en una pequeña poza. Continuamos destrepando hasta llegar al rápel de 15m (izq), seguiremos destrepando y realizando algún salto hasta llegar al 3er rápel de 5m. Continuar destrepando hasta llegar al charco de los tres alisos para llegar a un antiguo molino. Continuar el descenso hasta encontrarnos dos pozas muy oscuras y un antiguo molino restaurado donde finalizará el mismo.

Negro (Gran Canaria): Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina By the path that goes south, to the degollada de los Hornos. We will follow the path to the south with our ravine to the left, if it has rained and we see that it has water we can enter here and enjoy the pools, if not we will continue about 500m more to a bend in the ravine, we must access just before that bend.

Garganta Mayor: Canyon Start
v3 a1 II | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 30m
Approach: Approach 1: From the parking lot, start walking in a straight line, following the same level, leaving some meadows on the left and heading towards a large chestnut tree until you reach the bed of the gorge, next to a ford. Approach 2: We continue along the north track (left) and take a path not very marked on the right that zigzags until it reaches a track, which we will take to the left until the houses of the Revellón, Pasamaos the houses and go down to the riverbed next to a ford.
Tour: The descent begins with a series of drops and jumps to reach the Chorrera Mayo, from here there are six rappels of 12, 10, 20, 20, 15, 15, 15, 13m to reach the corridor that ends at the Charco Hondo, the final point of the descent.

Corbinet: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Corbinet by the orographic right by the path that goes up to the headwaters of the Arroyo Cortés and crosses it just above the second rappel. In the upper parking lot we will go down to join the path and access.
Tour: A beautiful first rappel, a zone of cliffs and jumps if there is enough water, to finish in the magnificent Corbinet rappel. In the intermediate section there is a fairly closed area that can be avoided on the outside. After R10 it is much better to escape along the irrigation ditch or the path to the final rappel.

Fanzara (Ludiente): Canyon Start

Falla del Moraig: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly before the parking lot of the cove, there is a path to the right with a sign "Falla del Moraig", we will go here to the viewpoint. There we have 3 facilities
Tour: A couple of facilities to go down to the lagoon, the highest of 70m.

Canal Melindro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will take the path that comes out on the other side of the road and goes up to the needles, from there we will go to the Coll del Port, we will go through the area of the encantats passing the nun to the channel.
Tour: Channel equipped for the descent, three 40m rappels

Peña Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: On the left side of the ravine there is a track that goes up the ravine, once we reach an old corral we will follow a path that will take us up to 900m high, here we leave the path and go up the remaining meters to the crest and then down to the riverbed.
Tour: Many small abseilable rappels up to the most fattened area where we will find several marmites and pools. We will have to be attentive to the facilities since we have diverters and some old rope to save these inconveniences. After all this we will arrive at the spectacular rappel of almost 30m with the first ones in flight.

Ragatxol (Upper): Canyon Start

Mas de Barberans: Canyon Start

Pamano: Canyon Start
Approach: We explain the different options: With a car you have to find the path that goes up from Sauri to Llessui and then follow the road to the other two possible accesses. The climb will take us half an hour in which we cross the road. From the first access we will follow the path for 10 minutes that takes us to the river. From the parking lot of the station we access directly from the bridge.
Tour: From the old station to the first access it is half an hour of projections. From here begin the rappels of up to 30m in a very grassy and wet area, which together with the cold water and the little sun that will give us can make us spend quite cold. It is not a very slippery canyon and most of the rappels can be negotiated if there is not much flow.

Sola (Barcelona): Canyon Start
Approach: Cal Clot and Esgarrifos Ravines From the parking we will have a track / path that heads northwest and changing basin Pujal to Esgarrifos.
Tour: Torrent with almost no flow except after rains.

Bosoms: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Saldremos de Sant Llorenç de Morunys, dirección Berga, por la carretera LV-4241. A unos 8 kilómetros aproximadamente, cogeremos el desvío a la derecha dirección Aigua Viva. Seguiremos por la pista cogiendo el desvío a la izquierda, donde pasaremos por la casa de colonias Aigua Viva bordeando el campo de futbol. Pasada la casa, continuaremos unos metros por la pista de arriba. Dejaremos el coche más arriba o más abajo dependiendo del estado de la pista.
Return: Desharemos el camino de subida que cruza el barranco. En unos 10 minutos llegamos al coche

Bosoms: Canyon Start
Comment: 1150
Approach: Seguiremos la pista siguiendo el sendero evidente ascendente durante unos 45 minutos. Llegaremos al Coll de la Creu (pequeña cruz a la derecha). Donde se entra en el barranco.
Tour: 1 Rápel 17 m Pasamanos 2 Rápel 25 m 3 Rápel 15 m 4 Rápel 45 m 5 Rápel 12 m 6 Rápel 5 m Árbol 7 Rápel 6 m Árbol

Bosoms: Canyon End
Return: Desharemos el camino de subida que cruza el barranco. En unos 10 minutos llegamos al coche

Piatra: Canyon Start

Paules: Canyon Start

Agon: Canyon Start

Encantada: Canyon Start

Maxina: Canyon Start
Approach: Where the track ends a path to the right that climbs up the slope to, between the forest, reach the mountain edge. The trail continues to climb leaving both sides of the mountain until about 1000m, we will continue until a track that we will take to the right and go down to the riverbed. We will follow it until it gets fat
Tour: Simple, without great difficulty

Pecadores: Canyon Start

Cuello: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to Bcos Cuello and Pillera From Nocito by the GR towards Betué de Nocito, after passing the pass we find the stream of Abellada. Here we turn right onto the path that follows the course of the water on its orographic right. The path will go into the pine forests in a somewhat narrower area where we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: Pools, waterfalls, jumps and small waterfalls for everyone. A good bath in summer with the end in the Pillera river with its magnificent Estañonero pool.

Pillera: Canyon Start
v1 a2 I | 0min/1h/2min | ⭐ | m
Approach: Accesses Bcos Cuello and Pillera There is a path next to the sign that indicates the ravine and the Estañonero dam. We will walk these 2 kms of path that crosses the river up to 10 times to reach the badina that we will go around to the right and continue climbing 200m more to the Cueva del Brazo de Mar. All this route will be done in the middle of a magnificent forest. If we carry a headlamp we will be able to enter the cave.
Tour: Pools, waterfalls, jumps and small waterfalls for everyone. A good swim in summer.

Perxa: Canyon Start

La Rambla: Canyon Start

Orlato: Canyon Start

Escudelleta: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Fonts and Escudelleta We will go up the track on the left towards the Ullals de Morella. We will follow this track that will become a path and after 2kms from the parking we will find ourselves next to the ravine, we will only have to access
Tour: Simple with a first part well excavated, then a horizontal area with vegetation to reach the final cirque.

Gorgas (Huesca): Canyon Start

Truja: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car as described for the access car. In both cases the access from the curve is immediate.
Tour: Easy with only 3 rappels, the last one being the longest and in a cantilever.

Buitrera (Huesca): Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Foratata, Chines, Isarre Sup and Buitrera banks. Option 1: We will continue towards Bail on the path and we will find a left curve where there is a panel to La Matosa where we will get on this well marked path, we leave the rock bridge to one side (access to Foratata) and continue straight ahead to the entrance of Isarre, soon we will reach the pass where we will have to turn to the south-east (access Buitreta) to go to Los Pepes, we pass them and we will find the access to this crevasse. Option 2 without combination: Hard option. From the parking lot of access to the hermitage of San Chines we will go to this one and from here by the slope we will have to ascend to Los Pepes taking advantage of an access way marked with cairns. It is commented in several forums (we do not know) that there is no climbing at any time but it is not recommended if the ground is wet because there are exposed steps. If someone has more info... Thank you very much.
Tour: Open but very interesting canyon, with two parts of rappels separated by a zone of intermediate skills. After the last rappel we will arrive at the Bco Isarre Sup at the height of the upwelling.

Matosa: Canyon Start

Cabras (Huesca): Canyon Start
Approach: From Vadiello: We cross the tunnel, cross the bridge and from there we jump into the water to find the other bank. We will have to go up the slope towards Peña de San Cosme up to an altitude of 900m, we will go around the Cuevas de la Reina ravine, the next one is Canaleta and the third one we find is Cabras almost entering the inlet of El Huevo. From La Tejería: We will leave by the track in the direction of the hermitages, in a left curve of the track, there is a path to the right that goes to "El Huevo" and to the Peña de San Cosme. We will cross a beautiful forest and we will see a fork (to the right El Huevo) in which we will go to the left towards the Peña. We will follow the milestones along this strip with impressive views of the Vadiello area until we pass to the west side of the Peña where we will have the Cuevas de la Reina ravine on the left and Canaleta on the right and Cabras further on.
Tour: Nice vertical descent almost over the inlet of El Huevo.

Caiman: Canyon Start

Arinyolo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the fork there is a small path to the stream, you can't miss it.
Tour: Quite a precarious descent, some installations are in poor condition and the ropes are overgrown. Nice alpine descent

Cebollon: Canyon Start

Llanguadera: Canyon Start

Asbin: Canyon Start

Peiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the marked path of the Peiró peak we will go up through its beautiful beech forest until we reach the riverbed, at the detour to Bolea.
Tour: A first part without much grace and the second part more boxed and sporty in which we will find the 3 rappels, the first 2 rappels can be joined.

Fuente de la Virgen: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we take the track on the left towards the fountain of the virgin, from here we follow the generally dry riverbed for about 100m to the first difficulty.
Tour: A few small rappels from trees before reaching the final vertical

Llavaneres: Canyon Start
Approach: We return to get into the village and, in the curve, we will leave towards the east by a path not very marked. The access is not very clear but following the descent in an easterly direction we will arrive at a tributary and from there, at the moment we arrive at ours.
Tour: Quite fattening descent, with nice formations, a few cliffs and only 2 rappels. No major attraction

Paleras: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Muertos, Sanes and Paleras banks The cemetery is located just at the exit of the bcos de los Muertos and Palera. We will look for the path that leaves from the curve and that goes to half height, it is the PR CV 59 that goes up to the Orihuela mountain range, after gaining the first meters in a westerly direction, it enters the valley of Sanes changing the course to the north. The trail continues to climb with a couple of steps a little more delicate until you reach the head of Sanes, here we turn right onto a path that soon disappears, we leave the ravine of Los Muertos on the right and continue along the ridge 10min more to the ravine of Paleras.
Tour: A first rappel to advance to a first channel that is the most interesting part of the canyon, where we will chain three rappels. The canyon opens up a little to find a couple of short rappels just to reach another more closed area with the last two rappels.

Riera de l'Om: Canyon Start

Tirabous: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track straight ahead, when we reach the fork we take the one on the right (we will return to the left), the path turns right and about 150m later we will go left through the forest and down to the stream. Once there we go towards the waterfall dodging the marmites.
Tour: A handrail to access the head of R1 which is flown, for 3 people at most. We will descend 50m until we find the meeting point and then another 45m.

Barranco Achar: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso Mazandu, Achar y Chipeta Por la pista que íbamos cruzamos el puente y seguimos subiendo dirección a los Alanos. A los 20 min aproximadamente llegaremos a una nave de ganado. Aquí veremos un sendero a nuestra izquierda que baja al arroyo de Achar
Tour: Sencillo, solo dos rápeles en un barranco bastante abierto. El barranco termina en el bco Chipeta, podremos salir a la derecha por cualquiera de los escapes si no queremos hacer la zona de pozas.

Senia: Canyon Start

Bracamonte: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bracamonte and Culata Banks In the p.k. 11,7 there is a track that goes down towards some houses, we leave them behind and we go to the riverbed, we will follow it until the cut ones.

Cuesta: Canyon Start

Vaquer: Canyon Start
v3 a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 30m

Vaquer: Canyon End
v3 a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 30m

Vaquer: Parking Entry and Exit
v3 a1 I | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 30m

Saleres: Canyon Start
Approach: Enter through the bridge
Tour: Easy descent in which you have to be careful at the headwaters because the stone is decomposed. Much better after rains

Rego do val: Canyon Start
v4 a2 V | 0min/0min/0min | ⭐ | 30m
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map A path goes off to the left of the construction, descends towards a meadow and towards the cut that can be glimpsed. Soon you reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: After the first rappels we enter the narrow zone with linked rappels where we will not have the opportunity to save the ropes. The last rappels have delicate accesses, so it is advisable to belay.

Salt del Mas de Lluvia: Canyon Start

Caminito del Rey: Canyon Start

Torrent Sot del Torn o de la Guillotera: Canyon Start
Approach: After the gas station, cross the river over the bridge and take a track that goes under the tracks and goes up the mountainside, always with the torrent of Torn on our right. When we reach the top (Can Fabregar) we will turn right following the red marks.
Tour: Nice descent, nothing complicated except for the abundant vegetation.

Riera de Vallbona: Canyon Start

Sot del Traver: Canyon Start

Boquerón de Lancha Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path of the Tejea gorge, we will leave the detour of the Canales Oscuras on the right, with the imposing presence of the Almanzor and the next gorge on the right, under the Galana, is ours. We will go up the ravine by a path not very marked by its orographic right up to 1800m.
Tour: Alpine descent in the central massif of Gredos, almost without facilities, we must carry enough material.

Barranco Vallejo Hondo: Canyon Start
Approach: A car: at about 800 meters we see some ruins and a path to the left, from there we start to climb guided by the points of the trees. We continue straight ahead along the hill between two small ravines making our way through the paths that mark the animals among the rosemary. Upon reaching a milestone we turn slightly to the right until we enter the ravine. We advance along it until we reach a small climb, which we will overcome on the right. We will continue ascending between vegetation following the marks, until we reach the base of a peculiar rock that the people of the area call the lizard, which will serve as orientation throughout the access. Once here we only have to descend following the marks to the bed of the ravine. Two cars: on foot we will descend parallel to the bed until it begins to have interest to adéntranos in it, about 15 minutes.
Tour: Lots of vegetation in the riverbed. Carry a machete

La Clara: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path towards Cascada de la Clara and continue up the ravine to the top of the ravine.
Tour: Short and uncomplicated, the most remarkable is the third 30m rappel.

Magro: Canyon Start
Approach: Heading northwest we see a stone ridge that we go down to the left to the cairn, we see the ravine at our feet and go straight down to meet the first rappel (30T 0699810 4504646).

Bajo: Canyon Start
Approach: From that point by the entrance to the field. And when we can cross the blurred river to reach the ravine on the right side.

Chorredero: Canyon Start
Approach: The access on foot follows the GR262, until reaching km O, where the descent begins. In a short distance to the road we can visit "Las cuevas de las Brujas" (the Witches' caves).

Pozo Palomas: Canyon Start
Approach: Down to the riverbed
Tour: Two parts, the Pozo de las Palomas which is two rappels and allows you to exit to the GR262 in 10min. And the Cascada del Pajazo

El Villarejo: Canyon Start
Approach: Skirt along the north slope until you go around the ridge.
Tour: Only one rappel, nothing remarkable

Hoz Mala: Canyon Start
Tour: Aquatic canyon of constant flow. Very aesthetic for its large side walls and not very sporty except for its end when we reach the Masía de La Tosca, where we will have a jump of between 6 and 8 meters. Jump well ahead in the pool to avoid overflows.

Villarosario: Canyon Start
Approach: Once on foot, we will head towards the bottom of the ravine passing by a sunken farmhouse and continue descending until we reach the beginning (30T 0697731, UTM 4505265).
Tour: First part without interest until reaching the rappels.

Corredor de Santa Bárbara: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and cross the field carrasca, the access path to the headwaters runs between oaks and junipers but leaving the pines on the right.

Tamborera: Canyon Start
Approach: Leaving from the parking lot along the marked trail. Go up the left bank until you reach the head of the trail.

Corredor: Canyon Start

Pozo del Invierno: Canyon Start
Approach: Park vehicles in the vicinity of the Church of Villarluengo, in the lower part of the square we will find the town hall and we will continue along the street that goes down to the left. We will arrive at the path of the orchards, where we will follow the PR66 towards Pozo del Invierno. We will pass by a crossroads and continue along the paved road until the first curve where we will leave it to the left, to go down a nice path. When we get almost to the riverbed, where we sense the corridor next to a hut in ruins, we will go back a few meters and at that point we will get into the riverbed.
Tour: A succession of slides, jumps, jumps

Granja: Canyon Start

Regallo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge over the river and follow the track straight ahead.
Tour: Small jumps, a few drops and a 10-11m rappel.

Langa: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguir el camino del cauce del río, y al poco lo cruzamos y seguimos la senda que sube por el barranco del cerro. Tras superarlo girar a la derecha para rodear la cornisa hasta la entrada del bco Langa
Tour: Dos rápeles en los dos cortados

Llovedor: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back up to the A-226 road and cross it. On the other side there is a path that gains height and leads to the upper ledge and in about 20 minutes you are at the head of the ravine.
Tour: Three normally dry rappels due to the torrential nature of the gorge

Calicanto y Ebrón: Canyon Start
Approach: Leave the village and take the track to the left that leads to the Ebrón and the Calicanto waterfall.
Tour: The complicated parts have walkways and stairs if we do not want to get wet. There are areas with a lot of undergrowth that can slow us down if no one has passed by for a long time.

Fuente Tejeda: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the track on the fork to the left, about 2kms later, already above the ravine there is another track to the right and then a path to go down to the ravine.
Tour: Several abseilings and 3 rappels

Cañon Aguasvivas: Canyon Start
Approach: If we do the upper section we must follow the path that leaves the track and in about 10-15 min we reach the beginning of the ravine. If we only want to do the sporting part we can go down the side of the bridge or ride a rappel to the river.
Tour: The upper part is a walk along the river with curious formations not without interest. At the end of this part (at the bridge) is where the adrenaline part begins with adrenaline rushes, slides and 4 rappels. As well as the jump to the final pool.

Gabache: Canyon Start
Tour: Two nice rappels but nothing more

Río Cabra: Canyon Start

San Pedro: Canyon Start
Approach: If we park below, we follow the track to a viewpoint and a sign indicating the descent to the ravine.

La Tejería: Canyon Start
Approach: Al entrar al pueblo, por la calle de la derecha, todo recto y seguir la pista hasta la cabecera del barranco

Pozo Salto: Canyon Start

Arroyo Junqueras: Canyon Start
Approach: From where we left the car we can see the ravine on the left, we just have to go down.
Tour: A few short first rappels and skills to reach the 50m vertical.

Queroses: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el segundo coche, Ya en pie o en 4×4 subiremos por la pista durante unos 4 km. hasta llegar al coll sobiràs. una vez aquí seguiremos la pista hasta que sale a su izquierda un sendero que se desvía hacia la izquierda de la montaña e ira descendiendo hasta dejarnos en el cauce del torrente. Una vez en el cauce lo seguiremos durante un rato hasta llegar al primer rápel.
Tour: Bonito descenso de cauce abierto y muy vestido. consta de 10 rápeles, siendo el mas largo de 22 metros, aunque se puede fraccionar ya que en realidad seria mas correcto decir que son dos rápeles, pero nosotros los hicimos del tirón ya que llevábamos cuerda suficiente. El segundo rápel a pesar de ser de 15, al no estar instalado tendremos que rapelarlo desde un árbol que está a unos 10 metros de la cabecera del rápel, así que necesitaremos dos cuerdas de 30, la idea es instalarlo más adelante. Atención a las numerosas y resbaladizas rampas que encontraremos a lo largo del recorrido, con caudal elevado pueden ser problematicas, mejor rapelarlas desde los arboles. Las pozas no cubren en ninguna parte, solo en el último rápel, pero no se puede saltar ya que solo cubre en una pequeña sección de la poza. Sin ningún tipo de instalación. rapelamos en doble desde los árboles.

Llisat: Canyon Start
Approach: Formerly you could go down by car to the hut des Prats; today, although the track is in very good condition, a sign of restricted access to authorized vehicles requires you to park at the pass of Sahún and walk the 3 km from here to the ravine. In the same way, the return also lengthens so you have to count on an hour of approach and about an hour and a quarter of return. After the last waterfall an obvious path goes off to the right through the forest. We follow it until we get to the track by which we have made the approach. Be careful on hot days as there is no shade during the approach and return, only at the beginning once we have left the riverbed.
Tour: First part open and second part fattened

Feienteiras: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map We follow a path that goes straight ahead halfway up the slope, leaving the return path to the left. We pass a first stream and continue until we see the entrance to the ravine.
Tour: We start with some narrows with opening cliffs (possible escape to the left). From here begins the zone of rappels and abseilings. Caution with some headers!

Carballido: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map We continue along the same track with the Carballido River on the right until we reach a bend where the river crosses. We access here
Tour: At the bridge we will evaluate the flow in case it is high. Keep in mind that the intermediate section receives more water from other tributaries. The descent is very fun and different, the first part is very vertical and continuous rappels. The second part is of abseiling, slides and much more water.

Coiteladas: Canyon Start
Approach: Barrancos Río Carballido in map We continue along the same track always with the Carballido river on the right until we reach a bend where the river crosses. We cross it and we continue until we enter the Coiteladas basin. The access is obvious.
Tour: After a few first descents we enter the vertical zone with continuous rappels. The descent ends at the Carballido

IP CANYON SUPERIOR: Canyon Start

IP BARRANCO TRAMO MEDIO BESERA: Canyon Start

IP Barranco Medio Solana: Canyon Start

IP Barranco Inferior: Canyon Start

El Coroñon: Canyon Start
Approach: Desde el depósito subir hacia el paraje “raya de latas” a mitad de subida a la izq se intuye una senda seguir los hitos, en algunos momento no definido ir a media ladera a buscar los primeros aguarales del barranco en dirección norte, donde empieza el bosque de pinos buscar la entrada del barranco a la izquierda del cauce, primera cabecera, no visible debajo de un techo en el mismo cauce del barranco
Tour: Encadenamiento de varios resaltes con rapeles de 25metros, flish muy roto, barranco seco

Herques sup.
2024-11-28: Collector canyon. Neighbouring Volcán canyon has the better scenery and is less monotonous. Also in Herques inf. the walking is less teduous. Given the few repetitions some downclimbing is unbolted &...

Herques sup.: Parking at Exit
2024-11-28: Collector canyon. Neighbouring Volcán canyon has the better scenery and is less monotonous. Also in Herques inf. the walking is less teduous. Given the few repetitions some downclimbing is unbolted &...
Access: Bcos zona Escobonal Tenemos que situarnos por la TF28 entre Fasnia y El Escobonal. Accesos bcos Cano y Archifira Justo en el pk. 39,5 en dirección El Escobonal está el puente sobre el bco Herques, pasado tenemos el túnel y a la derecha sitio para aparcar el vehículo de retorno. Accesos bcos Cano y Archifira Retrocedemos hasta el p.k. 40 donde encontraremos el desvío a la derecha a Archifira. Tras 4 kilómetros por esta carretera (cogeremos todos los desvíos hacia la derecha) llegaremos a la cabecera del Bco Cano, seguiremos subiendo otros 2 kms hasta que se termina la parte asfaltada y comienza una pista, al lado hay una esplanada en la que aparcar.
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos por el canal hasta la Galería Cercado de la Viña, desde aquí cogeremos la pista que nos lleva a Aguerche y que continua hasta la carretera, justo por encima del túnel.

Herques sup.: Canyon End
2024-11-28: Collector canyon. Neighbouring Volcán canyon has the better scenery and is less monotonous. Also in Herques inf. the walking is less teduous. Given the few repetitions some downclimbing is unbolted &...
Return: Tras el último rápel salimos por el canal hasta la Galería Cercado de la Viña, desde aquí cogeremos la pista que nos lleva a Aguerche y que continua hasta la carretera, justo por encima del túnel.

Orchilla inf.: Canyon Start
Approach: If parked in El Frontón, we walk gently up through the village with good views of the canyon on our right (don't go down yet) a little further up the road we take right, the road turns into a dirttrack, along some agricultural settings before we take a last, steep right and make our way gently into the river bed of the canyon.

Orchilla inf.: Intermediate Canyon Exit
Comment: After this point 2 bigger abseils + long walking section.
Access: El Frontón or by the main road tf-28
Return: Either park in El Frontón village or by the main road / old Camino Real at the exit.

Orchilla inf.: Parking Entry and Exit
Comment: Either park here or on top in Frontón village
Access: El Frontón or by the main road tf-28
Return: Either park in El Frontón village or by the main road / old Camino Real at the exit.

El Copon: Canyon Start
Approach: Al lado de la casita escandinava, por un cañaveral, el curso del río está claro y se ve más adelante un giro de este y el comienzo del descenso
Tour: Sucesión de rápeles más o menos largos sin ser un descenso encajonado en ningún momento.

El Copon: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel hay una especie de senda a la izquierda que nos lleva a una antigua pista que nos subirá hacia la casa antes mencionada

El Copon: Unknown Parking
Access: The access goes through private property, its owner kindly allows passage.
Return: Tras el último rápel hay una especie de senda a la izquierda que nos lleva a una antigua pista que nos subirá hacia la casa antes mencionada

El Copon: Unknown
Comment: Inicio del barranco

El Copon: Unknown1
Comment: Fin del barranco

El Copon: Unknown2
Comment: Sendero

Paterna: Canyon Start
Approach: Directa desde el puente.
Tour: Dos partes con 6 rápeles cada parte, para hacer la integral se aconseja utilizar dos coches. La primera parte acaba en el puente del molino, es más vertical. La segunda parte aun siendo más horizontal y con más desarrollo entre rápeles, contiene multitud de pequeños toboganes y destrepes en los que disfrutar.

Paterna: Canyon End
Return: De la primera parte, se sale por una ferrata que nos sube al puente y cogemos el sendero que sube a Paterna del rio. También podemos coger un sendero que sube directamente a la carretera Si lo hacemos entero llegamos a Guarros, en donde habremos dejado el 2º coche

Paterna: Alternative Canyon End
Return: De la primera parte, se sale por una ferrata que nos sube al puente y cogemos el sendero que sube a Paterna del rio. También podemos coger un sendero que sube directamente a la carretera Si lo hacemos entero llegamos a Guarros, en donde habremos dejado el 2º coche

Paterna: Parking at Entry
Access: Por la A-7 la salida 448 para coger la N340 dirección Benahadux. En la primera rotonda tercera salida a A348 hasta Fondón. Lo cruzamos y seguimos a Laujar y a la salida cogemos el cruce a derecha la AL-5402 hacia Paterna. Tras 9 km encontramos un área recreativa donde dejaremos el coche, justo al lado del puente donde se inicia el barranco Si hacemos la integral debemos dejar el segundo coche en Guarros.
Return: De la primera parte, se sale por una ferrata que nos sube al puente y cogemos el sendero que sube a Paterna del rio. También podemos coger un sendero que sube directamente a la carretera Si lo hacemos entero llegamos a Guarros, en donde habremos dejado el 2º coche

Zarzal: Canyon Start
Approach: Bajamos al arroyo
Tour: 4 rápeles que no suelen tener agua y bastante vegetación en todo el recorrido. Descenso interesante tras lluvias

Zarzal: Canyon End
Return: Se llega al puente en el que hemos aparcado el coche de retorno. En caso de un solo coche tendremos que subir a la carretera e ir andando hasta el coche… unos 4kms.

Anchuelo: Canyon Start
Approach: Acceso inmediato
Tour: Tras la represa en la que desvían casi todo el caudal, entramos en una zona magnífica, engorgada que hará las delicias de todos. Pequeños resaltes y rápeles que con suficiente caudal nos mantendrán entretenidos un buen rato. Cuando la gorga se abre el barranco pierde interés, todavía nos queda luchar con la vegetación y un par de rápeles más

Anchuelo: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel buscaremos un sendero a la izquierda, siguiendo una goma negra de regadío. Dicho sendero nos lleva a la pista donde hemos dejado el coche

Palancón: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzamos la carretera y bajamos por el GR unos 50m, aquí cogemos un sendero a la derecha que nos mete en el afluente y su primer rápel
Tour: Corto e interesante descenso, un poco resbaladizo. Con destrepes sencillos, algunos toboganes y 9 rápeles sin demasiada dificultad

Palancón: Canyon End
Return: Tras el último rápel sale un empinado camino a la derecha que nos sube a la carretera.

Garganta de Estaronillo: Canyon Start
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Approach: Take the path to Escuain, which leads down to the Rio Yaga. Cross the Rio over the footbridge and go back up to the right. Towards the end of the ascent, take the path on the right that leads down to the Rio until you reach the large waterfall, the exit of the Garganta de Escuain (inferior). You will come close to the Barranco Consusa canyon.
Tour: Rope for securing descents in narrow passages.

Garganta de Estaronillo: Canyon End
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Return: We are almost in Estaronillo.

Garganta de Estaronillo: Parking Entry and Exit
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Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf descente Canyon - nicht verifziert.
Access: Parking in Estaronillo.
Return: We are almost in Estaronillo.

Pinara (inférieur): Canyon Start
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Pinara (inférieur): Canyon End
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Pinara (inférieur): Parking Entry and Exit
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Barranco de Argatìn (superior)
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Canal del Palomo: Canyon Start
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Approach: To the west, above an irrigation canal, take a well-marked path and climb up the left bank of the Barranco d'ISARRE. Enter the first canyon, which rises quickly.
Tour: Once you are in the canyon, use the existing rungs (gorges) to climb up the successive steps. Since 1954, an association has installed 240 anchored pins there. The special thing about this canyon is that you can climb up as well as down. The ascent is just as much fun as the descent. Once at the top, you have to descend this canyon again, making sure that the ropes don't get tangled up in the anchors... These anchors can also hinder progress or even injure an inattentive person. In total, there are around ten abseiling points of a maximum of 25 m. A less challenging canyon, as all these steps allow an easy exit towards the sky or the ground.

Canal del Palomo: Canyon End
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Return: Descend the Barranco d'ISARRE along the same path as the ascent.

Canal del Palomo: Parking Entry and Exit
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Access: From HUESCA, drive to the VADIELLO area (22 km). Park the car near the poplar grove and cross the bridge.
Return: Descend the Barranco d'ISARRE along the same path as the ascent.

El Rio: Canyon End
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El Rio: Parking at Exit
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El Rio: Parking at Entry
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El Rio: Parking lot Alternative access

El Muerto: Canyon Start
Approach: Walk away from the buildings into the open at first, crossing two small river beds before arriving in el Muerto.
Tour: Starts with a jump, followed by a slide and an abseil/jump. A small walking section. A couple higher waterfalls and the final section to the beach. Some handlines to install.

El Muerto: Canyon End
Return: Through the settlement, followed by a cemented track upwards diagonally towards the village, crossing a small canyon. Arriving in town, there's a few steps to the car.

Miracle: Canyon Start

Miracle: Canyon End
Return: Either by boat or via the Pas de la Roca LLisa

Miracle: Parking Entry and Exit
Return: Either by boat or via the Pas de la Roca LLisa

Enmig: Canyon Start
Approach: Mismo acceso que Molinet, subimos hacia El Pujol y continuamos por un sendero que sube por El Ninot hasta la planicie de Fartaritx. Una vez en la plana vamos a la derecha, igual que al Molinet, pasaremos el acceso a este y la siguiente vaguada es la nuestra
Tour: Sin datos

Enmig: Canyon End
Return: Una vez que lleguemos al Molinet es el mismo retorno, sale un camino a la izda que nos lleva al GR

Arboceret: Canyon Start
Approach: Por el camino a la Alquería Vella

Arboceret: Canyon End

Arboceret: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Situándonos en la población de Artà, cogeremos la Ma3333 hacia la ermita de Betlem. Poco antes de llegar tenemos el desvío a la derecha al Parc Natural de LLevant.

Ferrerets: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend via the normal path into the valley of the Torrent de Pareis, on the opposite slope immediately 200m up along cairns to an old stone house 'Quarter des Carabiners', from here descend through the Dissgrass into the streambed of the Torrent des Ferretets.

Ferrerets: Canyon End
Return: The best way is by boat.

Ferrerets: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: From Inca on the MA2130 in the direction of Lluc. At the top of the mountain pass, take the MA10 and follow it to the left towards Soller. After 4.7 km we come to the Restaurant d'Escorca on the left. We park our car here.
Return: The best way is by boat.

Porcs: Canyon End
Return: Return by boat or via the Pas a sa Crivella (III)

Porcs: Parking at Entry
Return: Return by boat or via the Pas a sa Crivella (III)

Porcs: Parking at Exit
Return: Return by boat or via the Pas a sa Crivella (III)

Argelagar: Canyon End

Argelagar: Parking at Entry

Argelagar: Parking at Exit

Esmorcador: Canyon Start
Tour: Intermediate access via the Cami de les Voletes de l'Infern possible, then 2h30min access and 3h tour

Esmorcador: Alternative Canyon Start
Tour: Intermediate access via the Cami de les Voletes de l'Infern possible, then 2h30min access and 3h tour

Esmorcador: Canyon End

Esmorcador: Parking Entry and Exit

Cocons de la Bova

Cocons de la Bova: Canyon End

Cocons de la Bova: Parking Entry and Exit

Cova Fosca: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-01-20: Nice activity when the weather is not so great.
Comment: 38,83449291 -0,00296773 3-4 Fahrzeuge sehr uneben
Return: How to get there

Cova Fosca: Canyon Start
2026-01-20: Nice activity when the weather is not so great.
Comment: 38.83782864 -0.00315769 Koordinaten Aus- Einstieg gleich eg
Approach: From the P, follow the yellow/white hiking trail to the exit of the cave - large sign. Follow the hiking trail until a steep path on the left leads upwards (cairns). The path loses itself, shortly below following the tape footprints in a westerly direction to the cave entrance (marked in red)
Tour: Follow the vertical cave to the exit

Racò (Fornalutx): Canyon Start

Racò (Fornalutx): Canyon End

Racò (Fornalutx): Parking at Entry

Racò (Fornalutx): Parking at Exit

Ses Llemes: Canyon Start
Approach: Cruzamos la carretera y buscamos un pequeño paso para subir a las vías del tren. Seguiremos dichas vías hacia el túnel unos 200m hasta un desvío a la derecha para coger la senda que remonta la ladera y cruza nuestro torrente. Tras cruzar el torrente, la senda sigue remontando la ladera para ir a buscar la cabecera
Tour: Sencillos rápeles, en muchos casos destrepables, hasta el R28

Ses Llemes: Canyon End
Return: Seguiremos el torrente hasta pasar las vías y la carretera. Una vez en ella solo hay que seguirla hasta el aparcamiento

Ses Llemes: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Por la carretera Ma11 que sube desde Soller al Coll de Soller Justo antes del túnel está el desvío a la izquierda al coll de Soller. Aquí dejaremos el vehículo
Return: Seguiremos el torrente hasta pasar las vías y la carretera. Una vez en ella solo hay que seguirla hasta el aparcamiento

Solleric: Canyon Start
Approach: Descend to the right over a metal ladder and onto a path into the dry valley of the Torrent d'en Pregon, soon cross the stream and hike along the orographic left bank to the mouth of the Torrent de Solleric. Here turn left through the streambed and then soon ascend over the Cami des Barranc on the orographic right bank. Above the canyon, descend to the right into the streambed.
Tour: In the upper part there are 4 abseils up to 20m, then a longer walking passages through the fields of Solleric. At the bottom, the canyon cuts in again, with 2 abseils that can also be climbed. Exit of the canyon at an artificial dam.

Solleric: Canyon End
Return: When you reach an artificial dam either orographic right climb out to the road or rappel over the dam (orographic left 3m+10m at natural rappel anchors) and after a short streambed hike several KM over paths to the lower parking lot.

Solleric: Parking Entry and Exit
Access: Take the MA2100 in the direction of Orient. Drive to a small parking lot at KM 13.
Return: When you reach an artificial dam either orographic right climb out to the road or rappel over the dam (orographic left 3m+10m at natural rappel anchors) and after a short streambed hike several KM over paths to the lower parking lot.

Solleric: Parking at Exit
Comment: Optionaler Ausstiegsparkplatz
Access: Take the MA2100 in the direction of Orient. Drive to a small parking lot at KM 13.
Return: When you reach an artificial dam either orographic right climb out to the road or rappel over the dam (orographic left 3m+10m at natural rappel anchors) and after a short streambed hike several KM over paths to the lower parking lot.

Macana: Canyon Start

Macana: Canyon End

Macana: Parking Entry and Exit

Salt de son Pont

Torrent del Migdia Inferior o Joc de l'Oca: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-03: Nothing really spectacular but nice.
Return: Climbing access paths first under the wall back to Can Jorba.

Torrent del Migdia Inferior o Joc de l'Oca: Canyon End
2026-02-03: Nothing really spectacular but nice.
Return: Climbing access paths first under the wall back to Can Jorba.

Torrent del Migdia Inferior o Joc de l'Oca: Canyon Start
2026-02-03: Nothing really spectacular but nice.
Approach: From the P, follow the hiking trail to the can Jorba estate. From there, take the yellow-marked path to the right and later turn left uphill to Coll de l'Ajaguda. From there, take the narrow path down into the Torrent de Migdia.
Tour: Follow the Torrente. Abseiling sections only interrupted by short walking and climbing sections

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Canyon Start
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/
Approach: Siguiendo la pista A los 800m vamos por la derecha y casi al kilómetro y medio tendremos el barranco justo al lado derecho, dejamos la pista y nos metemos en el cauce.
Tour: A sequence of climbs, slides and jumps with a few abseils in the middle of a spectacular forest of Canary Island willows.

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Parking at Entry
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/
Access: Situándonos en Telde Saldremos por la GC131 hacia Lomo Magullo y el Bco Los Cernícalos. Al llegar a Lomo Magullo lo atravesamos y al salir de la población nos desviamos a la derecha a Los Arenales y Bco Cernícalos por la GC132. En 2 kilómetros llegaremos a los merenderos al final del bco, aparcamos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso volvemos a Lomo Magullo para seguir dirección sur por la GC131 para coger la GC130 hacia La Breña, pasaremos la Breña y en el p.k 16,5 encontramos una curva muy cerrada (una horquilla) de izquierdas y una pista a la derecha con el paso prohibido a vehículos (hay sitio para aparcar antes de la valla)
Return: Tras la última cascada cogeremos el sendero que nos lleva al merendero

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Canyon End
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/
Return: Tras la última cascada cogeremos el sendero que nos lleva al merendero

Barranco de los Cernicalos: Parking at Exit
Access: Situándonos en Telde Saldremos por la GC131 hacia Lomo Magullo y el Bco Los Cernícalos. Al llegar a Lomo Magullo lo atravesamos y al salir de la población nos desviamos a la derecha a Los Arenales y Bco Cernícalos por la GC132. En 2 kilómetros llegaremos a los merenderos al final del bco, aparcamos el vehículo de retorno. Con el vehículo de acceso volvemos a Lomo Magullo para seguir dirección sur por la GC131 para coger la GC130 hacia La Breña, pasaremos la Breña y en el p.k 16,5 encontramos una curva muy cerrada (una horquilla) de izquierdas y una pista a la derecha con el paso prohibido a vehículos (hay sitio para aparcar antes de la valla)
Return: Tras la última cascada cogeremos el sendero que nos lleva al merendero

Barranco del Rey (superior): Canyon Start
2026-02-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rey (superior) Abseiling points ok. Intermediate pool with water. Can be crossed dry using a fixed rope. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Infobarrancos ES NICHT Verifiziert
Approach: Podremos bajar por el sendero que va a la recién restaurada fuente de las Pilas o por la ladera con un rápel opcional

Barranco del Rey (superior): Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rey (superior) Abseiling points ok. Intermediate pool with water. Can be crossed dry using a fixed rope. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Infobarrancos ES NICHT Verifiziert
Access: Por la TF51 entre Arona y Vilaflor En el p.k. 10 sale la carretera a Ifonche, la TF567, pasado el p.k. 2 de esta carretera tenemos el desvío a la izquierda por una pista hacia el sur que nos lleva al restaurante El Refugio, unos 200m antes podremos aparcar cerca de una casa.
Return: Tras el Salto del Topo sale un sendero a la izquierda que nos remonta los paredones para ir a la pista del restaurante

Barranco del Rey (superior): Canyon End
2026-02-04: Automatisch importiert von Descente-Canyon.com für Canyon Rey (superior) Abseiling points ok. Intermediate pool with water. Can be crossed dry using a fixed rope. (Quelle: https://www.descente-canyon....
Comment: Ermittelt basierend auf Infobarrancos ES NICHT Verifiziert
Return: Tras el Salto del Topo sale un sendero a la izquierda que nos remonta los paredones para ir a la pista del restaurante

Canal del Bolón: Parking Entry and Exit
2026-02-23: Only worthwhile in conjunction with the via ferratas.
Return: Red markings and cairns guide you back to the hiking trails via dilapidated terraces.

Canal del Bolón: Canyon Start
2026-02-23: Only worthwhile in conjunction with the via ferratas.
Approach: To the summit Bolón hiking trails or via ferrata.
Tour: The first rappel is located below the path, hidden under the largest pine tree. The anchors are marked with red dots. It is currently no problem to find the path. The first section is a scree slope that is not without danger. Two nice rock steps follow at the bottom. Two iron chains make it easier to descend the sloping terrain.

Canal del Bolón: Canyon End
2026-02-23: Only worthwhile in conjunction with the via ferratas.
Return: Red markings and cairns guide you back to the hiking trails via dilapidated terraces.

Arroyo de Aguasal: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas
Tour: We start with a series of ledges until we reach the first mandatory rappel, from there we have a succession of rappels until we reach the great Aguasal waterfall where we will find the meeting point on the left. At the base of the waterfall we will have the next rappel to which we will have to access through a handrail. Then we enter an embedded area where we will find two more rappels. Once we leave this area the ravine opens up where we will have some more rappel or avoid them on the sides until we reach the end of the ravine, this being the conjunction of the Aguasal, Alisuca and Monte Colina rivers.

Arroyo de Aguasal: Canyon End
Return: From the end of the ravine we continue downstream, on the right bank we climb a few meters and access the upstream path that we have used.

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown
Comment: Cabecera

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown1
Comment: Geocache

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown2
Comment: Freeeeeesca!!!

Arroyo de Aguasal: Unknown3
Comment: null

Comment: null

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Peral I and II ravines By the track that goes to the SE we cross the stream of Peral I, we continue 400m until a turn to the left of the track and we continue straight by the field to go to the next stream.

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Canyon End
Return: After the second rappel we walk and continue to Peral I (See topo).

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Unknown
Comment: Inicio

Arroyo de Fuente del Hontanar: Unknown1

Arroyo de La Capia: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas From Pandillo, we continue along a path that leads to Estribera, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right following the PR-S62 (Miradores de Valnera) that takes us parallel to the stream. We reach a fork, where we will continue straight ahead towards Praderas de Ruyemas PR-S76 where we cross the river and reach the Ruyemas huts. We will walk between them in a straight direction looking for the bottom of the valley. We find the end of the descent of Ruyemas where it joins the stream Coteruela, we climb parallel to the latter following the milestones and markings to reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: We will find continuous small-span rappels and some 34 m equipped ramps. The eighth rappel is a 24 m ramp followed by two longer rappels of the route. The tenth rappel is one of the most spectacular and beautiful of the descent, a 35-meter rappel over a waterfall that is almost entirely blown out, watch out for the rope rubbing. A small projection of 6 meters and after some projections we arrive until the last and longest rappel (40m) of the stream. Once this last obstacle is overcome, a series of ledges lead us to the confluence of the Coteruela stream.

Arroyo de La Capia: Canyon End
Return: From the last one we will go out to look for the path that we have used in the ascent, returning to Pandillo or continue the descent of the Coteruela ravine (Recommended).

Arroyo de La Capia: Unknown
Comment: Inicio descenso

Arroyo de La Capia: Unknown1
Comment: Fin descenso

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas From Pandillo, we continue along a path that leads to Estribera, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right following the PR-S62 (Miradores de Valnera) that takes us parallel to the stream. We reach a fork, where we will continue straight ahead towards Praderas de Ruyemas PR-S76 where we cross the river and reach the Ruyemas huts. We will walk between them in a straight direction looking for the bottom of the valley. We find the end of the descent of Ruyemas where it joins the stream Coteruela, we climb parallel to the latter following the milestones and markings to reach the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: We will start this canyon with a nice rappel that introduces us into the stream more abundant than that of La Capía. In this descent we will mount 7 rappels with small walking areas and some small slides. The last big ramp will mount two rappels of 30 and 22 meters that leaves us in a nice pool that ends the descent.

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Canyon End
Return: From the well we will go out to look for the path we used on the way up, returning to Pandillo.

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Unknown
Comment: Inicio descenso

Arroyo de La Coteruela: Unknown1
Comment: Fin descenso

Arroyo de la Tejería: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the road and follow the generally dry stream bed for 20 minutes to the first headwaters.
Tour: Beautiful but overgrown

Arroyo de la Tejería: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and go up the ravine.

Arroyo de la Tejería: Unknown
Comment: Anclaje1

Arroyo de la Tejería: Unknown1
Comment: Fuente

Arroyo de la Tejería: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquín
Access: By the N211 to Castel de Cabra or by the N420 from Escucha. In both cases take the A2402 to Palomar de Arroyos. Just at the exit for Escucha at the p.k. 5 we have the detour to the village and parking space on one side.
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left and go up the ravine.

Arroyo de las Truchas: Canyon Start
Approach: There is no clear path, we will leave by the orographic right of the stream, going up the hillside through the areas with less vegetation to get NW direction until we find a path, we will follow this path going up the stream until under some rocky outcrops.

Arroyo de las Truchas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will continue for about 50-60m until we find a milestone and a path on the right that will take us up to the access path.

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown
Comment: cab Barranco de Las Truchas

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown1
Comment: fin Barranco de Las Truchas

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown2
Comment: pk arroyo las truchas

Arroyo de las Truchas: Unknown3
Comment: Senda1

Arroyo de Navalayegua

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Aguasal, La Coteruela, La Capia and Ruyemas From Pandillo, we continue along a path that takes us to Estribera, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right following the PR-S62 (Miradores de Valnera) that leads us parallel to the stream, until we reach a fork which we take to the left up a path that takes us away from the stream leading us to the Cerro de la Vara. Once we reach the highest point, we will continue straight ahead maintaining the altitude until we reach the stream of Ruyemas where we will begin the descent.
Tour: We begin the descent with a succession of small rappels that lead us to the head of the fifth rappel, the 45 m drop. After this jump we have a small rappel (avoidable) that leaves us at the head of the second large waterfall where we will make a first abseil of 12 m, leaving us in the vertical of the last abseil of 45 m. We have two meetings, one near the active that in case of abundant flow can be complicated having to arrive secured from the previous rappel, and a second meeting to the right more separated from the active and less complicated than the previous one, however both are exposed meetings. After the big waterfall we will have another small rappel and followed by the tenth rappel of 38 meters (last of the 3 big waterfalls). From here the descent loses interest where we must overcome two rappels and several projections to reach the end of the descent where we will find a path on the right bank, which we will use to return.

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Canyon End
Return: Follow the path that runs parallel to the river and leads to Pandillo.

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown
Comment: Cerro de la Vara

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown1
Comment: Colina

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio descenso

Arroyo de Ruyemas: Unknown3
Comment: Equiparse

Comment: Fin descenso

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Canyon Start
Approach: We will see a signpost and follow that track to a fork to the left (300m) and go up the trail another 300m to some stones marked by the UEC Tortosa to climb up a channel (with some staples to climb). There is supposed to be a trail around to the top.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Canyon End
Return: We follow a trail marked with milestones (losing trail) to go to another more marked trail to the left that leaves us in a canalization and from there to the parking lot.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking.
Access: On the TV3421 that goes to Roquetes, just before Mas de Barberáns, in the pk 12,1 we have a detour "La Vall". We will follow the track to the area of La Vall.
Return: We follow a trail marked with milestones (losing trail) to go to another more marked trail to the left that leaves us in a canalization and from there to the parking lot.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking oficial
Access: On the TV3421 that goes to Roquetes, just before Mas de Barberáns, in the pk 12,1 we have a detour "La Vall". We will follow the track to the area of La Vall.
Return: We follow a trail marked with milestones (losing trail) to go to another more marked trail to the left that leaves us in a canalization and from there to the parking lot.

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown
Comment: Esquerra

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown1
Comment: Camp a través

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown2
Comment: Punt amb pedres

Avenc Ombria del Toll Blau: Unknown3
Comment: Punt d'interès

Comment: Punt d'interès

Comment: Pujar per ací

Comment: Canal

Comment: Cova i VF K2

Comment: Bifurcació

Comment: Cami

Bac de Callís

Bac de Sant Pere

Barranc Afluente de l Ós

Barranc Colliró

Barranc Coma de L Art

Barranc Corneli

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Canyon Start
Approach: Banks Ricossanto, Valldomars and Pigolo We will leave in the direction of Estany Gento, quite steep path on the orographic left of the Canal de Pigolo, great views of the Vall Fosca, the cirque and the reservoir until we reach the greenway, old wagon track, here we will go to the right, cross two small tunnels and continue. Along this road / path are about 2.5 km until you reach the water catchment where our descent begins.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will see the curve of the road, we will only have to go towards it.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking abaix
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, we cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms until some hairpins, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, just where the guardrail ends, we have room to park the car back. Here we see the end of the ravine. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: After the last rappel we will see the curve of the road, we will only have to go towards it.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 adalt
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, we cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms until some hairpins, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, just where the guardrail ends, we have room to park the car back. Here we see the end of the ravine. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: After the last rappel we will see the curve of the road, we will only have to go towards it.

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown
Comment: Camí de les vagonetes

Barranc Cuirola de Ricossanto: Unknown1
Comment: Inici

Barranc d Arquer

Barranc d en Fort

Barranc d Orió

Barranc de Bellús: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track parallel to the Bellús, further on it becomes a path that continues in the same northwest direction towards the Grau. It will approach the stream and crosses the waterfall area to move to the orographic right where we find another track that takes us up to the Grau. Shortly before arriving, when crossing a tributary we will see the facility to rappel to the stream.
Tour: The first rappel to access the river and another one a little further on that can be climbed from a dry tree. They leave us in an almost flat area of the river with some ruins before reaching the waterfall. After the waterfall we will have small abseilings and destrepes to cross the rest of the descent. If we do not want to do the last part (only a 12m rappel) we can leave by the path that crosses the river.

Barranc de Bellús: Canyon End
Return: By the blue markers to the access track

Barranc de Besan: Canyon Start
Approach: From the detour we will walk along the path with good tracks towards Besan and when we reach the ridge we will see the church at the bottom of the valley. We will continue to the bridge over the river.
Tour: A descent with lots of vegetation, not too steep and transparent waters.

Barranc de Besan: Canyon End
Return: When the ravine opens up, we reach the road.

Barranc de Besan: Unknown Parking
Access: By the N260 to Sort, once there we turn off on the C13 to Llavorsi. In Llavorsí, just at the entrance, after the bridge we turn right onto the L504 to Alins/Ribera de Cardós/Tavascán following the river Cardós, a wide and magnificent valley. After almost 4kms we will have a traffic circle, we will continue straight on towards Alins/Areu on the L510 (towards Vall Ferrera). Along this stretch of road we will go into the high peaks looking for the beautiful villages of the Vall Ferrera, Araós, Alins, Areu... In this case just after passing Araós we have the bridge over the Besan (we can park here) or continue a kilometer and a half to the detour to the left to Besan (just at the edge).
Return: When the ravine opens up, we reach the road.

Barranc de Besan: Unknown
Comment: Ponle de Besan

Barranc de Besan: Unknown1
Comment: Inici del barranc

Barranc de Besiberri: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach by wooded area at all times, a cool and very pleasant approach in summer. We leave by the Besiberri track (south direction) after 5 minutes we turn left to the Besiberri ravine. The track is making big loops, along the path we can go shortening. When we take about 40 min, at an altitude of 1660m, the track goes south across the ravine, this is the access to the bottom. We continue on the trail up the orographic right less than 1km to 1770m, where the trail crosses the ravine, exit of the upper part. We will continue climbing, now on the orographic left, in a continuous zig-zag until we surpass the walls that enclose the Besiberri Lake, along its shore we will go to the drainage area, the beginning of the Upper Besiberri.
Tour: Very alpine descent, the upper part with less water but longer rappels. The lower part is more flowing. In between, the intermediate zone is of no interest.

Barranc de Besiberri: Canyon End
Return: From the upper part, just as the trail crosses the ravine. From the lower part, when we reach the bridge of the track below, we will have to go up the track to the car.

Barranc de Besiberri: Unknown
Comment: Final tramo superior

Barranc de Besiberri: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio tramo inferior

Barranc de Besiberri: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio tramo superior

Barranc de Broate: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path of Pla de Boavi going up the Lladorre river until we reach a bridge that crosses it to go up to the refuge of Broate (end of the descent). At this point we will have the Romedo ravine on our left. We will continue along the path that goes up to the Broate refuge, a small path through the forest that takes us up the slope parallel to the river up to an altitude of almost 1950, at which point the path finally approaches the river and we access the riverbed.
Tour: Very cold waters and slippery ground will welcome us in this impressive setting. Long rappels of up to 40m with good flows, some pools and a great high mountain environment. The first less fattened part, as we approach the great waterfall of Broate, will close. From here to the end much narrower until we reach the bridge.

Barranc de Broate: Canyon End
Return: Along the access path

Barranc de Cabrils: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back those 500m to the Cabrils river to go up it by the orographic right to the small spur and on the other side the access. It has some delicate climbing. On the orographic left we can also go up it in a slightly longer but less delicate path through the forest. Once we leave the spur on the other side we will continue a little further on and a little further up we will access
Tour: Nice descent, nothing fattening, but continuous, fun and with a fantastic final waterfall with good flow.

Barranc de Cabrils: Canyon End
Return: After the waterfall, we turn left to go down to the road.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked at Cal Pelegrí it will be just to go down the track to the stream. If we have parked at P3 or before reaching the stream bed, we will have several tracks and trails to go down to the stream.
Tour: The first part of the course consists of a tree rappel to reach a vertical of 30m, then 2 rappels to reach the Vilacireres river bed.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Canyon End
Return: About 150 - 200m after the last rappel we will see a milestone on the right along a faded path in ascending direction. We will reach the end of a track, we will follow it to the road where we have the cars.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Car 1: Continue up the road, which reaches Vilacireres until it becomes a track, ignoring all the roads and tracks that we will find parallel to the river Aigua de Valls, until the track turns left perpendicular to the river. Here we will leave the car to return. Car 2: We continue along the track and about 5 kilometers later we will have the parking 2 where if our cars are cars we will have to leave it. If you have 4×4 or tall cars, you can continue to parking 3 or even continue to Cal Pelegrí.
Return: About 150 - 200m after the last rappel we will see a milestone on the right along a faded path in ascending direction. We will reach the end of a track, we will follow it to the road where we have the cars.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown Parking1
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Car 1: Continue up the road, which reaches Vilacireres until it becomes a track, ignoring all the roads and tracks that we will find parallel to the river Aigua de Valls, until the track turns left perpendicular to the river. Here we will leave the car to return. Car 2: We continue along the track and about 5 kilometers later we will have the parking 2 where if our cars are cars we will have to leave it. If you have 4×4 or tall cars, you can continue to parking 3 or even continue to Cal Pelegrí.
Return: About 150 - 200m after the last rappel we will see a milestone on the right along a faded path in ascending direction. We will reach the end of a track, we will follow it to the road where we have the cars.

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown
Comment: Fita

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown1
Comment: Cementerio

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown2
Comment: Pista

Barranc de Cal Pelegrí: Unknown3
Comment: Pista forestal

Comment: Cauce

Comment: cambiarnos

Comment: Sendero de salida

Comment: Inicio

Comment: Mirador de la ruta dels Cims

Barranc de Cases

Barranc de Castellnou: Canyon Start
Approach: We will walk along the road until the next sharp right turn (600m), from here we will take a path that heads north and after 300m, before reaching a hut, we can go left to go down to the river.
Tour: Simple, with short and tight rappels, except for the R25 almost at the end, which is a flyer.

Barranc de Castellnou: Canyon End
Return: After R25 we will have an R5 from the tree and then we will be able to exit to the left to look for a path that is not very well marked that leads us to the track of a hut and from there to the road.

Barranc de Civís: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the bend and after the hut (old power plant) we find a path that goes up the stream and soon we turn left to the stream (5min).
Tour: Simple descent without big verticals. In spring with the thaw the flow can be high and bring some complications.

Barranc de Civís: Canyon End
Return: We cross a track that we take to the left and takes us to the road. If we pass the bridge we make the last rappel (not worth it) we can leave by the left tributary.

Barranc de Cocó d Extremera

Barranc de Esplugueta
v5 a1 III | 1h/0min/5min | ⭐ | 60m

Barranc de Filià

Barranc de Foix

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: From the road, to the left we would go to the head of Solà, we will go straight ahead along a path next to the stone wall, the path goes to a meadow through which we will go towards N, we will pass next to a vulture and soon we reach the trees, where we will go down towards the riverbed.
Tour: An area of dexterity to reach the first rappels, short, dexterous, but given the slipperiness of the terrain, it is not superfluous to secure ourselves on a log. We will continue descending until we reach the first obligatory rappels, with facilities on the ground (about 10m each), after them a slide, some small skills and we reach the road with a rappel (possible escape). We will continue through a more dressed area and small projections until we reach the magnificent R30 (previously we have another possible escape to the left).

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Canyon End
Return: After the last few steps, we find the confluence with Solà, we can exit zigzagging to the left to go to find the road. Another option is to exit to the right towards some meadows and from here to the road.

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we park.
Return: After the last few steps, we find the confluence with Solà, we can exit zigzagging to the left to go to find the road. Another option is to exit to the right towards some meadows and from here to the road.

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Aprox

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Inici

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Final

Barranc de Forques Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Retorn

Barranc de Forques Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue up the track to the Tossal de Curronit, there we could continue along the track around the Bco de Costa Cardiguera, or directly cross the ravine, halfway up the slope by a path that goes under the track on the other side of the slope. We will see that the track ends right next to a shepherd's hut and on the other side we see the bed of our ravine.
Tour: Quite vertical canyon, with a couple of long rappels, single point installations and others in natural. At times it gets a little fat, areas where the water can take some strength if we are in thaw. Caution with the recoveries

Barranc de Forques Superior: Canyon End
Return: When we cross the track, we turn right and follow it down to Astell.

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 Astell
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we park the return car. With the access car we will continue to Aguiró, we will not enter the village from the front, but we will make the two hairpins that place us above the village and park there. If we have a high car or a 4×4 we can follow the track up another kilometer and a half.
Return: When we cross the track, we turn right and follow it down to Astell.

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown
Comment: DRECERA Cta nova, no cal atravessar Aguiró

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 cotxe baix
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we park the return car. With the access car we will continue to Aguiró, we will not enter the village from the front, but we will make the two hairpins that place us above the village and park there. If we have a high car or a 4×4 we can follow the track up another kilometer and a half.
Return: When we cross the track, we turn right and follow it down to Astell.

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown1
Comment: Pista accés capçalera

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown2
Comment: Parkinh 3 Cotxe alt

Barranc de Forques Superior: Unknown3
Comment: Inici

Comment: Final

Comment: Retorn

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We return those 50m to take the track of red marks. After 100m we will see that it divides, the marks on the left are the return path. We will continue on the right and in 10min we are in the riverbed.
Tour: Nice descent in a very well formed gorge

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Canyon End
Return: After the R12 we can continue to the river La Vansa and go up the red marks towards the handrail. We can also go directly up the handrail and follow the red marks.

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown Parking
Access: Situation Bcos Aveller, Gol/Espunya and la Vansa We must be on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Before leaving Organyà we will have the detour to Figols on the right, follow the road to Figols and just at the entrance we will see a detour to the left to Voloriu, we will follow it, cross the village and at the exit the detour to Voloriu on the left. Arriving at Voloriu the road becomes a track, which we will follow along the valley of La Vansa and under the gaze of the Peguera Rock, which we will skirt along its northern slope. After overcoming it, the track goes to the hut of Ainat, already in the torrent of Gol. Before entering the stream we will see a track with red marks on the left and 50m later a place to park.
Return: After the R12 we can continue to the river La Vansa and go up the red marks towards the handrail. We can also go directly up the handrail and follow the red marks.

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown
Comment: Camino acceso y retorno

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown1
Comment: Camino retorno

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown2
Comment: Inici barranc de l'Espunya

Barranc de Gol o de l Espunya: Unknown3
Comment: Escape a masia ainat a la derecha. A la izquierda al camino de retorno

Comment: Salida pasamano

Comment: Final barranco. Camino retorno izquierda

Comment: Inicio retorno. Ojo marca roja a la izquierda. Marca naranja al otro lado del rio es el camino a. Montant de tost

Barranc de l Aigua de la Corba

Barranc de l Encens y Tosques

Barranc de l Escalelló: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Escalell and Escalelló (Escalell Sup) By the track on the right, next to El Clot, after 500m curve right and left and right there a track in disuse on the left, we take it. We get into the forest, uphill to pass next to the rocky outcrops. After passing them we reach the track that would take us to Rossinyol, 50m later, in the right curve we can continue straight ahead following the light turrets.
Tour: Two beautiful gorges where we find the rappels. Very slippery if we find it with water, although in the first gorge is difficult unless generous rains, from the forest begins to take little by little flow.

Barranc de l Escalelló: Canyon End
Return: We will take the path on the left to the access road, next to the car.

Barranc de l Escaleta Vella

Barranc de la Casa Forestal

Barranc de la Caseta del Tou

Barranc de la Catedral

Barranc de la Colada: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track, then trail, which goes up to the Borda and then the path that goes along the Comamala gorge. After a kilometer and a half from the bridge, at about 1650m altitude, we will leave the main trail and we will go, almost without path, in a N-NW direction, to go to find our ravine. There are some milestones to follow to the riverbed
Tour: Alpine canyon, quite open except for small sections, without water, or almost, in summer and some interesting rappel.

Barranc de la Colada: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the Noguera river, we will go along its left bank until we reach the bridge.

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown Parking
Access: Debemos situarnos en el Alt Pallars, a donde llegaremos por la C28 desde Vielha o por la C13 por el lado de Sort y Llavorsí. Llegaremos a Esterri d'Àneu, entraremos al pueblo y cogeremos la carretera que remonta el Noguera en dirección Isil. Bonita carretera serpenteante en este frondoso, profundo y húmedo valle del Pirineo. Pasaremos estos pequeños pueblos de pizarra y piedra, tan bien conservados, para llegar a Alós d'Isil, último pueblo antes de que finalice la carretera convencional. A partir de aquí, una antigua pista, ahora ya asfaltada, en la que deberemos maniobrar con cuidado si viene otro vehículo de frente, y que era lugar de huida no hace tantos años. A día de hoy, muy recordado con los carteles del “Cami de la Llibertat”. Poco más de 2kms después de dejar atrás Alós encontraremos un cartel a nuestra izquierda del parq de l'Alt Pirineu y a los metros una pista a la derecha, con las bordas de Pina allá en frente, en la ladera de las imponentes moles que nos separan del lado francés, justo al otro lado del rio Salat y del pueblo de Salau. Bajaremos por la pista hasta el puente sobre el Noguera y aparcaremos donde no molestemos.
Return: Once we reach the Noguera river, we will go along its left bank until we reach the bridge.

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown
Comment: Aprox pista

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown1
Comment: Aprox senda

Barranc de la Colada: Unknown2

Barranc de la Cova del Miralles

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Canyon Start
Approach: From the small parking area there is a path to our right, with some milestones that will take us up the orographic left of the ravine. The path will be quite clear until a curve almost on the ravine, if we go straight ahead we would cross the ravine (escape) and go to the Cova dels Salvatges. We will go to the right to continue climbing towards a rocky area following the path and the milestones. Past the area of the stone quarry we will reach a hill from which we will see the ravine. We will follow the milestones in ascending direction until the riverbed.
Tour: First of all, a zone of skills by a dressed riverbed until arriving to the gorges where we will find successive rappels. At the end of the boxed zone we will have another zone of dexterity, quite dressed up to the car.

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Canyon End
Return: Practically immediately if we count the abseilings at the end of the canyon. From the last rappel it is about 15 min.

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking cova salvatges
Access: We must be located in La Senia, where we will arrive by the TV3319, from Ulldecona, leaving the A7. We cross La Senia by the CV105 towards Fredes, when we cross the bridge of the Ulldecona reservoir, we will see a track on the right by which we will go up with the car. After passing the tail of the reservoir we will have a fork, on the right the Bco de Fou and in front of Fredes. We go to the right about 800m until a gentle right turn of the track.
Return: Practically immediately if we count the abseilings at the end of the canyon. From the last rappel it is about 15 min.

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown
Comment: Cruce senda a la cueva??

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown1
Comment: PEDRERA

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown2
Comment: Se intuye senda

Barranc de la Cova dels Salvatges: Unknown3
Comment: HITO

Comment: zona perdedora sin senda

Comment: Inicio barranco cova dels Salvatges

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Font d'Arnau pool and Sumidor Cave We will leave by the access to the pool and we will go to the right shortly before a path that leads us to a track behind the pool. We will follow it towards the south leaving on our right the exit of Font d'Arnau, soon we pass the ramparts leaving them on the right and a zigzagging path goes up the slope of the mountain. We will find ourselves on the ramparts, the path softens approaching the dry riverbed. At a time that we have no forest on the right and the descent is clear is where we get into the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, introductory

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine up to the access track.

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown
Comment: Ermita de Sant Sebastiá

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown1
Comment: Ermita del Santísim Crist

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown2
Comment: Cruzar río

Barranc de la Font d Arnau o de Vallada: Unknown3
Comment: Cruzar río

Comment: Penya de l´aguila 408

Comment: Derecha a barranco

Comment: Salida/izquierda!

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the track that is to the right of the road and go up the slope. It zig-zags up the mountain and out of the forest, here we will go to the right, heading west to go looking for the valley that is forming until you reach the cut where our descent begins.
Tour: Very vertical and almost without rest. The last 45m rappel is a marvel.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the lower part, at the caves, we will continue a few more meters until we find a path, above the electricity pylons that goes to the right, to cross some fields on the upper part before descending to the track where we will have parked.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 final
Access: Situating us in La Pobla de Segur on the N260. At the traffic circle of Pont de Suert, Tremp or Sort, go to Sort, cross the bridge and take the next street on the right towards Claverol. Go down to the traffic circle and continue to Aramunt and Claverol crossing the bridge over the Noguera Pallaresa. After crossing the bridge we continue on the right and after 150m we turn left on the road that goes up to Claverol. From here, with the car back we enter the village by the C/ Eras and follow it straight ahead until leaving the village, here it is already a track in good condition that we will follow straight ahead to go left to the Barranc de Claverol, along this track we approach as close as we can to the next ravine which is the Font d'Artic. We park where we do not disturb. With the access car, if we have it, we will return to the road and continue for almost 3.5 kms. Here the forest opens up and we have room to park on the left, with a track that goes off to the right.
Return: We will arrive at the lower part, at the caves, we will continue a few more meters until we find a path, above the electricity pylons that goes to the right, to cross some fields on the upper part before descending to the track where we will have parked.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Accés
Access: Situating us in La Pobla de Segur on the N260. At the traffic circle of Pont de Suert, Tremp or Sort, go to Sort, cross the bridge and take the next street on the right towards Claverol. Go down to the traffic circle and continue to Aramunt and Claverol crossing the bridge over the Noguera Pallaresa. After crossing the bridge we continue on the right and after 150m we turn left on the road that goes up to Claverol. From here, with the car back we enter the village by the C/ Eras and follow it straight ahead until leaving the village, here it is already a track in good condition that we will follow straight ahead to go left to the Barranc de Claverol, along this track we approach as close as we can to the next ravine which is the Font d'Artic. We park where we do not disturb. With the access car, if we have it, we will return to the road and continue for almost 3.5 kms. Here the forest opens up and we have room to park on the left, with a track that goes off to the right.
Return: We will arrive at the lower part, at the caves, we will continue a few more meters until we find a path, above the electricity pylons that goes to the right, to cross some fields on the upper part before descending to the track where we will have parked.

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown
Comment: Aprox

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown1

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown2
Comment: Senda

Barranc de la Font d Àrtic: Unknown3
Comment: Camp d'ametllers

Comment: Pista retorn

Comment: Desv dreta cap al cotxe

Barranc de la Llobatera

Barranc de la Morrera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we continue along the track until it ends, just above the reservoir. You can intuit the ravine to our right, we go there for less than 100m until we see a rope on the left, it is the access handrail.
Tour: Only two rappels, with handrails, the second with overhanging pieces.

Barranc de la Morrera: Canyon End
Return: When we get over the train tunnel we will go to the left, we will not go down since it takes us to the beach of the reservoir. There are some ropes to be able to go through here a little safer until we pass the tunnel. Here we have a stretch where we walk next to the tracks to the next tunnel, on the right there are some cairns to access the via ferrata. The via ferrata is a channel, with a somewhat old installation, which takes us to an area with life wire but without clamps. At the top, a small handrail on the left takes us out of the channel. In the superior part we will find milestones that take us to some ruins and from there to an old track, we follow it in direction West until going to give to the access track, from there to the car.

Barranc de la Morrera: Unknown
Comment: Inici ferrata

Barranc de la Pedregosa y de Gritella

Barranc de la Pietat

Barranc de la Tinta

Barranc de la Vall: Canyon Start
Approach: On the orographic left of the river we will go up a path that leads us to a track, we will follow this track upwards until it ends almost at the head of the ravine.

Barranc de la Vall: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed until it opens up and we can exit to the right onto a path that leads to the recreational area.

Barranc de Lastoar

Barranc de les Avellanes: Canyon Start
Approach: The access from the upper parking is simple, we will only have to follow these streams to the Font de les Avellanes and follow the riverbed. If we only have a vehicle we will have a good hiking path, we have trails and tracks that will shorten the access.

Barranc de les Avellanes: Canyon End
Return: We continue walking along the creek for about 150m until we reach the road.

Barranc de les Avellanes: Unknown Parking
Access: On the C-13 from Tremp to Pobla de Segur we arrive at Talarn. Just at the entrance we turn left towards Gurp. Situation bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana Just before reaching the village there is a sharp right turn on the Grau ravine, we can park the return vehicle here. The access vehicle, 1.5 km before we have a track on the left that goes up towards Montibarri, we will go up through an area of hairpins and then along the edge of both slopes with magnificent views on both sides, for about 4kms until we reach a fork where we will park.
Return: We continue walking along the creek for about 150m until we reach the road.

Barranc de les Avellanes: Unknown
Comment: Montibarri

Barranc de les Avellanes: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Adalt Inici
Access: On the C-13 from Tremp to Pobla de Segur we arrive at Talarn. Just at the entrance we turn left towards Gurp. Situation bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana Just before reaching the village there is a sharp right turn on the Grau ravine, we can park the return vehicle here. The access vehicle, 1.5 km before we have a track on the left that goes up towards Montibarri, we will go up through an area of hairpins and then along the edge of both slopes with magnificent views on both sides, for about 4kms until we reach a fork where we will park.
Return: We continue walking along the creek for about 150m until we reach the road.

Barranc de les Cornasses: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track for 1.5 kms until a crossroads where we will take the track on the left to go up to the forest of Mas d'Encamp. Here the track, now a path, approaches the ridge, and on the left we will glimpse our ravine. We will continue until almost 1600m high (about 3.5kms from the car). Here we can turn left to go down the slope (alternative access) or continue climbing in search of the Font de les Cornasses, the original place of the beginning of the ravine.

Barranc de les Cornasses: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence with the Torrent Fondo, we will take the path that goes down it.

Barranc de les Cornasses: Unknown
Comment: Camí

Barranc de les Cornasses: Unknown1
Comment: Evitable per la dreta

Barranc de les Coves de Fideu

Barranc de les Pletes

Barranc de Llepós

Barranc de Montiberri: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the road and advance to the bridge that crosses the river to take the Camí de Montiberri, we will follow it for more than a kilometer until it crosses the stream.

Barranc de Montiberri: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn right to take the uphill trail.

Barranc de Moró

Barranc de Regatell

Barranc de Ribalera

Barranc de Sant Miquel

Barranc de Senta o Forcat: Canyon Start
Tour: We start by the torrent de la Jaça, a first part dressed and then of destrepes to reach the rappels area, many of them destrepables, especially if the rock is dry. After this we will arrive at the Torrent Senta or Forca where we will have to walk for a while to reach the rappel zone.

Barranc de Senta o Forcat: Canyon End
Return: Once the ravine opens up, we arrive at the recreational area where we park next to the fountain.

Barranc de Senyús: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Senyús From the village we will take the Senyús track. Once in Senyús we will go down the valley, wherever we can see, to the riverbed.
Tour: Nice descent with a 25m rappel and lots of climbing.

Barranc de Senyús: Canyon End
Return: When you get down just before reaching the Cabó river you will find a track that takes you to the right and leads to the village.

Barranc de Senyús: Unknown
Comment: Inici barranc

Barranc de Senyús: Unknown1
Comment: Fi del barranc

Barranc de Set

Barranc de Toralles: Canyon Start
Approach: Shortly before the bridge there is a path, this path goes directly up to Toralles, all the time with great views of these small valleys. Arriving at the village take the track below the church, there is a path that leaves it to the river, just a water house and a dam
Tour: We start with a first long rappel with some very interesting formations, we will continue through a simple area with some ramps, to reach the rappel area. 4 almost consecutive rappels with the longest of 35m. Then the ravine loses some entity.

Barranc de Toralles: Canyon End
Return: Just before reaching the road bridge, we will exit to the left.

Barranc de Valldomars: Canyon Start
Approach: Banks Ricossanto, Valldomars and Pigolo We will leave in the direction of Estany Gento, quite steep path on the orographic left of the Canal de Pigolo, great views of the Vall Fosca, the cirque and the reservoir until we reach the greenway, old wagon track, here we will go to the right, cross two small tunnels and continue. Along this path it is about 1.5 km until you reach our torrent.
Tour: A first part with some dexterity and without greater interest until almost the confluence with a tributary on the left, from here the rappels will follow each other until almost the road. We will not find big fattened sections but small boxed zones in which the force of the water in spring will make us to be very attentive.

Barranc de Valldomars: Canyon End
Return: Immediately on the road

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown
Comment: Accés

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown1
Comment: Aprox

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown2
Comment: Inici1

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 final
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms to some forks, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, is the parking Ricossanto, we will continue about 300m to the next stream, a few meters before we have room to park. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: Immediately on the road

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 aprox
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road about 2kms to some forks, in the second left, very closed with a high guardrail, is the parking Ricossanto, we will continue about 300m to the next stream, a few meters before we have room to park. With the access car we continue to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: Immediately on the road

Barranc de Valldomars: Unknown3
Comment: Vagoneta dreta

Barranc del Arriu Joeu

Barranc del Boç: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked in Travesseres or Martinet, we will have to follow the tracks that lead to the "parking" at the end of the ravine. From this point a few meters ahead we will see a path on the left that climbs to the head of the ravine. After 20 minutes of climbing, the trail turns right and enters the river valley until it crosses it. Time to access.
Tour: Little known, with multiple projections, lots of vegetation and a waterfall of 20m really beautiful. We can secure some of the projections in the natural ones since it is a very slippery canyon. There are only 3 obligatory rappels.

Barranc del Boç: Canyon End
Return: There is an irrigation channel on the right that we follow and then leave to go right towards the access road.

Barranc del Bosc (Sapeira)

Barranc del Cingle Roig

Barranc del Coll de Sant Ramon

Barranc del Estanh Redon

Barranc del Marxant: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track through its zigzags to the neck under Penya Corcada where a path to the right to climb the hill of the mountain. From there we turn towards the peak and shortly before we have the riverbed on our right.
Tour: Open descent, we will be able to avoid almost all the rappels. A first area with a lot of vegetation to enter the rappel zone.

Barranc del Marxant: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the lower part of the valley and we will have the access track next to us.

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown
Comment: Desvío derecha

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown1
Comment: Cima la Vella

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown2
Comment: Cabecera de barranco

Barranc del Marxant: Unknown3
Comment: Senda cabecera bco Alquitrá

Comment: Escape

Barranc del Miró

Barranc del Moletó de Fortunyo

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Canyon Start
Approach: From the cemetery: we walk about 100m to the track that goes down to the river, cemented track that goes down to Molí de Can Coll. From the return parking lot: go back towards the road to Campelles and right next to the curve there is a path that goes up (PR) to Campelles, a path always between trees where we will climb the 250m of slope that separate us from the road, once in the village we must go towards the cemetery and before reaching it take the track to the left to the Molí.
Tour: Initiation, a first part of climbing, then the rappels, to finally have another small area of climbing.

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the road bridge

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking final
Access: Take the N260 to the Ribes de Fresser railroad station. At the station the GIV-4011 road goes up to Campelles (6kms). With two cars, at km. 2, in the closed curve to the right, the road to the left that goes to Bael the GIV-4714, after the first kilometer the road makes a left curve on our river, a few meters before we can park the car of return. With the access car we will go up to Campelles, we cross it and park next to the cemetery. If we want to park next to the Molí we will have to ask for permission. In our case, if we go with only one car, we think it is better to leave it at the exit and make the approach from the return car.
Return: We will arrive at the road bridge

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown
Comment: Combi cotxes

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Cementiri
Access: Take the N260 to the Ribes de Fresser railroad station. At the station the GIV-4011 road goes up to Campelles (6kms). With two cars, at km. 2, in the closed curve to the right, the road to the left that goes to Bael the GIV-4714, after the first kilometer the road makes a left curve on our river, a few meters before we can park the car of return. With the access car we will go up to Campelles, we cross it and park next to the cemetery. If we want to park next to the Molí we will have to ask for permission. In our case, if we go with only one car, we think it is better to leave it at the exit and make the approach from the return car.
Return: We will arrive at the road bridge

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown1
Comment: Pista Can Coll

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 3 (AMB PERMÍS) trucar telefon
Access: Take the N260 to the Ribes de Fresser railroad station. At the station the GIV-4011 road goes up to Campelles (6kms). With two cars, at km. 2, in the closed curve to the right, the road to the left that goes to Bael the GIV-4714, after the first kilometer the road makes a left curve on our river, a few meters before we can park the car of return. With the access car we will go up to Campelles, we cross it and park next to the cemetery. If we want to park next to the Molí we will have to ask for permission. In our case, if we go with only one car, we think it is better to leave it at the exit and make the approach from the return car.

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown2
Comment: Entrada Barranc

Barranc del Molí de Can Coll: Unknown3
Comment: Sortida

Barranc del Negre

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave heading north along the track When the track turns towards the Mas de Cardoneres and crosses a small watercourse in the Pla de Domenges, we will continue descending following the riverbed.

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the ravine we will take the path that goes up to Mas de Cardoneres.

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown
Comment: Puertas

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a barranco

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown2
Comment: Barranco Requena/derecha

Barranc del Pla dels Domenges: Unknown3
Comment: Derecha senda retorno

Comment: Poste/derecha

Comment: Mas de les Cardones

Comment: Puerta/sendero PR izquierda!

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Sant Corneli From the place where we parked it is obvious, to the southwest looking for the best way to go down to the dry river.
Tour: A first part without anything to approach the vertical, here we will have a first short rappel and then we will see how the cirque opens below us, at which point we have the 50m rappel, be careful when descending there is vegetation at the bottom. We will have one more short rappel and from here on we will be able to descend through areas with a lot of vegetation.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Canyon End
Return: When it starts to open more clearly, without reaching the tracks of the old power plant, we go left to go down diagonally, heading east, always leaving the remains of the power plant on the right, we will stop at the upper tracks and we will leave them until we find one that goes north, here we will go to the road just where we parked.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing
Access: Desde Berga dirección Puigcerdà por la C16, pasando el pantano tenemos el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli y St Josep por la BV4025, preciosa carretera del Berguedá que zigzagueando va subiendo por la montaña, entre bosques, adquiriendo cada vez mejores vistas sobre el valle. Esta zona en otoño es sencillamente una maravilla de colores. Accesos Bcos Sant Corneli Antes del km1 llegaremos a La Consolació, unos 200m antes tenemos una curvita de izquierdas con una pista a nuestra izquierda por detrás y otra a la derecha hacia delante. Aparcamos el coche de retorno. Seguiremos a Sant Josep con el vehículo de acceso pasamos el km3 y a los pocos metros el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli, pasaremos por el museo de las minas y seguimos por la carreterilla de la izquierda, dejamos el mirador a la izquierda y 50m después tenemos una curva muy cerrada de derechas (aparcamiento de Polvorí Vell) hacemos la curva y la contra curva de izquierdas, una pequeña recta de 100m para otra curva de derechas tras la cual aparcaremos.
Return: When it starts to open more clearly, without reaching the tracks of the old power plant, we go left to go down diagonally, heading east, always leaving the remains of the power plant on the right, we will stop at the upper tracks and we will leave them until we find one that goes north, here we will go to the road just where we parked.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parquing
Access: Desde Berga dirección Puigcerdà por la C16, pasando el pantano tenemos el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli y St Josep por la BV4025, preciosa carretera del Berguedá que zigzagueando va subiendo por la montaña, entre bosques, adquiriendo cada vez mejores vistas sobre el valle. Esta zona en otoño es sencillamente una maravilla de colores. Accesos Bcos Sant Corneli Antes del km1 llegaremos a La Consolació, unos 200m antes tenemos una curvita de izquierdas con una pista a nuestra izquierda por detrás y otra a la derecha hacia delante. Aparcamos el coche de retorno. Seguiremos a Sant Josep con el vehículo de acceso pasamos el km3 y a los pocos metros el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli, pasaremos por el museo de las minas y seguimos por la carreterilla de la izquierda, dejamos el mirador a la izquierda y 50m después tenemos una curva muy cerrada de derechas (aparcamiento de Polvorí Vell) hacemos la curva y la contra curva de izquierdas, una pequeña recta de 100m para otra curva de derechas tras la cual aparcaremos.
Return: When it starts to open more clearly, without reaching the tracks of the old power plant, we go left to go down diagonally, heading east, always leaving the remains of the power plant on the right, we will stop at the upper tracks and we will leave them until we find one that goes north, here we will go to the road just where we parked.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parquing 2
Access: Desde Berga dirección Puigcerdà por la C16, pasando el pantano tenemos el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli y St Josep por la BV4025, preciosa carretera del Berguedá que zigzagueando va subiendo por la montaña, entre bosques, adquiriendo cada vez mejores vistas sobre el valle. Esta zona en otoño es sencillamente una maravilla de colores. Accesos Bcos Sant Corneli Antes del km1 llegaremos a La Consolació, unos 200m antes tenemos una curvita de izquierdas con una pista a nuestra izquierda por detrás y otra a la derecha hacia delante. Aparcamos el coche de retorno. Seguiremos a Sant Josep con el vehículo de acceso pasamos el km3 y a los pocos metros el desvío a la izquierda a St Corneli, pasaremos por el museo de las minas y seguimos por la carreterilla de la izquierda, dejamos el mirador a la izquierda y 50m después tenemos una curva muy cerrada de derechas (aparcamiento de Polvorí Vell) hacemos la curva y la contra curva de izquierdas, una pequeña recta de 100m para otra curva de derechas tras la cual aparcaremos.

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown
Comment: Vistas del barranco

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown1
Comment: Vistas

Barranc del Polvorí Nou: Unknown2
Comment: final

Barranc del Polvorí Vell

Barranc del Riu Caregue: Canyon Start
Approach: With a car you just have to go up to the village. Once in the village of Caregue, in both options we will leave by the track that comes out behind the church and goes to Espot and the Ermita de Mare Deu. After about 1km we find a sharp left turn and a path in front, we will leave the track to get into the path. Along this path we will go more than 1km until the path approaches the riverbed and we will access it.
Tour: Somewhat slippery, it is a descent that can be very aquatic and of entity. Be very cautious with water movements

Barranc del Riu Caregue: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the bridge, we will exit to the left

Barranc del Solà: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the road and soon, after a cattle shed, we will turn right towards the Borda Ferrer. We will follow this track until the borda and we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: Nice and slippery ravine with several intermediate forest areas.

Barranc del Solà: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we will have a couple of drops and we reach the road bridge.

Barranc del Solà: Unknown
Comment: Fin del barranco

Barranc del Solà: Unknown Parking
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to Torre de Cabdella. We will arrive at the village of Molinos, we pass it and soon we have the detour to the left to Astell. We will follow the small road to the village of Astell where we will park.
Return: After the last rappel, we will have a couple of drops and we reach the road bridge.

Barranc del Sot de l Infern: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that goes to the Avenc del Llambrics (to the north), to the dolmen and then to the NE to the Pla de les Basses where we take a small path to the east that takes us down to the riverbed.
Tour: See topo. After the descent we will have to turn right to see the Cova Bonica.

Barranc del Sot de l Infern: Canyon End
Return: Going upstream, we will have to leave the ropes in fixed. Option to study, follow the riverbed and go down the stream outside the private property... to study...

Barranc del Tall Nou

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to Castell de l'Airosa, shortly before arriving we have the ravine on our right.
Tour: Not very well defined, rappels very far apart except in the final stretch. A lot of kicking and kicking

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed until we reach the track that we will take on the right towards the Mas

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown
Comment: Intersección

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown1
Comment: Intersección

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown2
Comment: Els Ports

Barranc dels Cocons del Vi: Unknown3
Comment: Castell de l'Airosa

Comment: Vila i mister !!

Comment: Xavi

Comment: Grup i Roca al fons

Comment: Castell de l'Airosa

Comment: L'Embotarell

Comment: Els Ports ( Costar Est )

Comment: Dirección dreta

Comment: El Delta desde el Castell de l'Airosa

Comment: Forat de l'Airosa

Comment: El Racó de Tacons

Comment: Castell de lAirosa,baixant

Comment: Cremita,dirección dreta

Comment: L'Airosa

Comment: L'Airosa i Pic Mont Caro

Comment: Bassa

Comment: Los Castellets

Comment: Tartera

Comment: Pont de les Canals

Comment: Esquerra

Comment: Plano

Barranc dels Empedrats: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path heading north to the Bullidor de la Llet, we will pass the crossing that leads to the Bullidor and go to the right (this point is the exit of the ravine). We will continue along the path heading north, between the high walls, crossing the riverbed several times. Once you open the strait, soon, we can approach the riverbed to enter.
Tour: Nice descent with a multitude of small slopes and a slide if the flow allows it. In the middle of the descent we have the highest rappel, 17m with duplicate installation, one by the waterfall (beautiful if the flow permits) and another on the left with possible handrail. We will continue doing short rappels to reach the exit walkway.

Barranc dels Empedrats: Canyon End
Return: We will retrace the access road

Barranc dels Empedrats: Unknown Parking
Access: By the C16 we will be located in Bagà, we will look for the information center of the Cadí-Moixeró park. From here we will go towards the campsite, we will leave it behind and soon we have a detour to the right to the Refugi Vents del Cadi. We will get on this track and go to the refuge and the Aula de la Salle Nature Classroom, where we will park (in summer it fills up very quickly).
Return: We will retrace the access road

Barranc dels Empedrats: Unknown
Comment: Salida barranco

Barranc dels Empedrats: Unknown1
Comment: Emtrada barranco

Barranc dels Hortets: Canyon Start
Approach: From the fountain there is a marked path to the Cova dels Bous. When you reach it turn left onto the path of the Font dels Hortets. When we reach it we will enter the riverbed.
Tour: Except after rains it will only take a trickle of the source. It is really only the 40m tuff waterfall, spectacular for its formations. Then we will have to climb up a cliff and another rappel to get to the Fou's pool.

Barranc dels Hortets: Canyon End
Return: We will go up to the track and from there to the fountain.

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown
Comment: Izquierda por senda

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown1
Comment: Cova Dels Bous/izquierda

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda a fuente y barranco

Barranc dels Hortets: Unknown3
Comment: Barranc de la Fou

Barranc els Molins

Barranc Llau de Sallent

Barranc Lo Barranc

Barranc Martorella

Barranc Pla de les Guàrdies y Torrent Mal: Canyon Start
Approach: It is easy, we only have to go down to the riverbed, it is very dressed so we will have to follow it outside until we reach the first rappel.
Tour: See topo A couple of rappels in the Pla de Guàrdies to reach the source of Torrent del Mal, here we cross a small path and we find the vertical. We will continue the rest with more modest rappels.

Barranc Pla de les Guàrdies y Torrent Mal: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we go left to take the remains of a trail that leads down to the main trail where we parked.

Barranc Rasa de la Perera: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars we will go down the "riverbed" until we reach a lower track below the Perera, here soon begins the descent. With one car, along the track that leaves from the Molí heading south up gently until it ends below the Perera, here we take the riverbed to start descending.
Tour: Very entertaining, with the cave right in the middle of the descent, where you can enjoy its formations.

Barranc Rasa de la Perera: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the river we go uphill a few meters to cross it and go up to the track on the other side. If we have a return car we will take the track to the left, downstream to the road. If we have only one car we will go to the right, upstream to go up to the Molí.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Canyon Start
Approach: Just go down to the creek
Tour: Nice formations, generally little water and very easy rappels. Caution, it seems that some have been uninstalled, but almost all of them can be climbed.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Canyon End
Return: Before reaching a bridge over a track (we could also park here if we have two cars) we can take a path to the right.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown Parking
Comment: parquing inicio
Access: On the C16 from Berga to Puigcerda. We will pass Cercs and just at the p.k. 110 we will have the detour to the right to Malanyeu. We will climb almost 1.5kms on this road, just after a left turn we have another less sharp right with parking space on our left and with the stream next to us.
Return: Before reaching a bridge over a track (we could also park here if we have two cars) we can take a path to the right.

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown
Comment: entrada

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown1
Comment: cauce

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown2
Comment: poza

Barranc Rec de Malanyeu: Unknown3
Comment: poza

Comment: poza

Comment: entre rocas y zarzas

Comment: seguimos por paso evidente

Comment: paso hacia la izquierda del cauce para salvar el desprendimiento

Comment: desprendimiento queda atras

Comment: cauce

Comment: vuelve a salir el agua

Comment: afluente

Comment: paso bajo tronco

Comment: seguimos por el cauce

Comment: poza evitable

Comment: poza destrepable

Comment: sendero

Comment: parquin final del barranco

Comment: foto desde el otro lado del puente

Barranc Sant Francesc: Canyon Start
Approach: From the entrance square turn left onto a track that heads backwards, right to the river Sant Francesc. After 100m we leave the track for a path on the right that goes up the mountain on the orographic left of the river. Zigzagging up this beautiful slope getting closer and closer to the riverbed for the last 500m to go almost straight to a point where the path is next to the river, time to access.
Tour: Open, slippery descent with well-formed and interesting verticals. In summer it loses interest as it almost runs out of water.

Barranc Sant Francesc: Canyon End
Return: When we get to the road, we take the road to the right to go up to the village of Araós.

Barranc Sant Francesc: Unknown
Comment: Inici barranc

Barranco Aceval o Buzgalegos

Barranco Aguilera

Barranco Arroyo de Mijarra

Barranco Arroyo del Valle

Barranco Balandra: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow this track with our ravine on the left, when it ends we will follow a small path that goes between our ravine and the right tributary, until we get into the riverbed just when they join.

Barranco Balandra: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the beach

Barranco Bapisón: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that starts right there and that goes up the slope. Once we reach the top of the hill, on the other side we have the basin of our ravine, we just have to find the best way down.
Tour: Descent with lots of vegetation, moss on the rocks, ... very aesthetic, with some interesting rappels but with little flow.

Barranco Bapisón: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, an arrow and a milestone on a rock indicate a path to the right that leads to where we have parked.

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking superior
Access: We are on the N623 between Torrelavega and Puerto del Escudo. At pk 99 is the village of Bollacín and just at the exit we can park on the right, next to some cabins, the return car. With the other car we continue one kilometer along the road until we find a piece of the old road on our right, a place to park.
Return: After the last rappel, an arrow and a milestone on a rock indicate a path to the right that leads to where we have parked.

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown
Comment: Aproximacion

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown1
Comment: Cabecera barranco

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown2
Comment: Resalte 6m derecha

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown3
Comment: Salida derecha.

Barranco Bapisón: Unknown Parking1
Access: We are on the N623 between Torrelavega and Puerto del Escudo. At pk 99 is the village of Bollacín and just at the exit we can park on the right, next to some cabins, the return car. With the other car we continue one kilometer along the road until we find a piece of the old road on our right, a place to park.
Return: After the last rappel, an arrow and a milestone on a rock indicate a path to the right that leads to where we have parked.

Barranco Baranetas: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked below we will have to climb the entire track. Just before the dam, on the left, we will see a rocky area where we can overcome the wall that we have on that side. Once over it, turn left towards the east to the head of the ravine, which will be obvious to us.
Tour: Alpine descent, with very cold water and good views. We will have a first vertical, then a less vertical stretch and the final part with another vertical.

Barranco Baranetas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the left to the track, just at the curve where we park.

Barranco Baranetas: Unknown
Comment: Entrada Barranco de Baranetas

Barranco Baranetas: Unknown1
Comment: Salida del Barranco de Baranetas

Barranco Baranetas: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to go to Parzán, for this we arrive at Ainsa and take the A138 towards France. After passing Bielsa we arrive at Parzán and shortly after passing the pk 84 we see the sign "Urdiceto lake". We take this forest track that crosses the river Barrosa. We park in the esplanade next to the power station. If we take a tall car or 4×4 we will continue along the track until almost the reservoir of the hydroelectric plant and park in the last sharp right turn before the reservoir.
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the left to the track, just at the curve where we park.

Barranco Blanco

Barranco Boronat

Barranco Calavera: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar, after the 4th tunnel we have the first anchorage a few meters below, if the ground is wet we can secure ourselves in a tree up to R1.

Barranco Calavera: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine to the Badajoz ravine, we will follow it until we find the track that leads us to the place where we have parked.

Barranco Cascadas de Altuzarra: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the indication of the signs "waterfalls". Shortly after starting there is a fork in the trail, we continue to the left. After about 800 meters we cross a bridge and a little later a path comes out on the right, next to a house. The trail is marked with green and white signs. The trail is technical. It goes up to the "Majada de las Cabras" 1200 meters above sea level. We will continue descending to the Altuzarra River. At this point the trail is lost, we will go up the riverbed, looking for the most comfortable areas to progress. We continue overcoming the waterfalls that we will then rappel by its side arriving at the double waterfall where, in its superior part, the first installation that gives beginning to the ravine is located.
Tour: 1st Rappel: 28 meters Natural (tree). Right 2nd Rappel: 14 meters. 2 parabolt of 10. Left. 3rd Rappel: 28 meters. Natural (tree). Left 4th Rappel: 13 meters. Natural (tree). Right Between the third and fourth rappel you have to walk 300 meters through the ravine.

Barranco Cascadas de Altuzarra: Canyon End
Return: After the fourth rappel, we will skip the path by which we have accessed, leaving it to the left, to continue along the riverbed for about 200 meters to reach the Urbión river. left, to continue along the riverbed for about 200 meters to reach the Urbión river. We will cross it We will ford it looking for the path on the opposite slope. We will continue along the path down the valley and north direction until the parking, about 2 kms. 30'.

Barranco Chulingral: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track that goes to the cabins of the Hormaza. Where the track ends we have the basin of our ravine, we must go down the rope a few meters and then if we go to the riverbed and enter about 1050m high.

Barranco Chulingral: Canyon End
Return: We can continue along the Ajan Superior to the bridge, to take the track of the old railroad. Or cross to take a path that goes along the orographic left of the Ajan ravine that finally connects with the track.

Barranco Convento: Canyon Start

Barranco Convento: Canyon End

Barranco Convento: Waypoint

Barranco Convento: Unknown
Comment: Tirolina

Barranco Convento: Waypoint1

Barranco Convento: Waypoint2

Barranco Convento: Waypoint3

Barranco Convento: Unknown1
Comment: Monasterio de Monserrat

Barranco Convento: Unknown2
Comment: Fin barranco

Barranco Corralete: Canyon Start
Approach: Situation of the Corralete, Cha Catalina and Cho Ildefonso banks The access is simple, we have a small path that takes us to the head above the vertical.

Barranco Corralete: Canyon End
Return: We will exit right onto the GC200 and drive back to the Cha Catalina exit where we will have left the return vehicle.

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we go up the slope to the remains of an old track, when we reach it we turn left. We follow it 100m to the riverbed
Tour: Two descending sections with 300m of road to link them. Simple rappels except for the two long overhangs.

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Canyon End
Return: After the rappel we will continue towards the road, if we have two cars, the return car is there. Without the return car, there is a path to the left that leads to the road that takes us up to the access track to the second part of the rappel.

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Unknown
Comment: Inicio barranco superior

Barranco Cuesta Empedrada: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio barranco Inferior

Barranco Cueva del Gigante: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the coast following the marks, there are two accesses, by the ferrata to the lower part or by the upper part to descend the rappels.
Tour: It consists of four rappels (1st 12m overhang, 2nd 25m ramp, 3rd 27m ramp, 4th 30m ramp).

Barranco Cueva del Gigante: Canyon End
Return: Access road

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the circular path of the Red Natura 2000, cross the bridge and go through the Fuente Santa until we almost reach the stream of Raposeira, here we leave the path and we get uphill between trees to go to a channel. Once in the canal we follow it to the stream.
Tour: The Raposeira stream is a vertical descent, very maintained until it reaches the lower part where it joins the Alen river, from here the descent has a watery character.

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we take the circular path on the right.

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Unknown

Barranco Da Raposeira y Gorga do Alen: Unknown1

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Canyon Start
Approach: See approaches in the accesses

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Canyon End
Return: We will be able to continue the riverbed up to the highway.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento.
Access: Bcos Escobonal area We have to take the TF28 in El Escobonal. After passing the Bco Redondo, after a few meters we have a street on our left, the road TF617 towards El Tablado. We will go down this road. We have several options for parking and access: * From p.k. 6 we can park here and access right from the cairn to the Achacay ravine. * From p.k. 5.5 parking here to go down the Camino Real, just at the head of the Saltadero. * From the sharp bend at k.p. 4.4. 4,4 we will park a little further up, from the curve there is a path parallel to the bco Redondo, after 200m we will go down to cross the ravine. With the access vehicle, we would have previously been on the beach of La Restinga, where we will arrive.
Return: We will be able to continue the riverbed up to the highway.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown
Comment: Casa del Cura

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown1
Comment: Cruce con Camino Real del Sur.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown2
Comment: Desvio hacia el cauce.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown3
Comment: Desvío izquierda.

Barranco de Achacay o Redondo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking final.
Access: Bcos Escobonal area We have to take the TF28 in El Escobonal. After passing the Bco Redondo, after a few meters we have a street on our left, the road TF617 towards El Tablado. We will go down this road. We have several options for parking and access: * From p.k. 6 we can park here and access right from the cairn to the Achacay ravine. * From p.k. 5.5 parking here to go down the Camino Real, just at the head of the Saltadero. * From the sharp bend at k.p. 4.4. 4,4 we will park a little further up, from the curve there is a path parallel to the bco Redondo, after 200m we will go down to cross the ravine. With the access vehicle, we would have previously been on the beach of La Restinga, where we will arrive.
Return: We will be able to continue the riverbed up to the highway.

Comment: Pozo.

Comment: Puente

Barranco de Afur: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Afur By the path that descends to the riverbed, we cross the bridge and go up the path for about 300m until a path on the left that, in a slight descent, crosses the riverbed. Moment to begin the descent

Barranco de Afur: Canyon End
Return: We leave by the bridge over which we crossed at the access road.

Barranco de Agaete: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back about 300m to take the track that goes to the left, to the ravine. we will follow the path that surrounds Roque Cumplido and goes to the ravine downstream of the dam.
Tour: To be completed

Barranco de Agaete: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed until we find the S97 trail (Sao - San Pedro), we will follow it until we reach the road.

Barranco de Aguadulce: Canyon Start
Approach: By the track of the antennas, we cross under the highway and continue climbing quietly. We will make the twists and turns and a kilometer after crossing under the highway we will be at the top of the ravine, we overcome it and go down the orographic left.
Tour: Dry canyon, well configured, a very marked crack in which the rappels follow one after another until the highway, we will cross it through the tunnel and after it the last rappel.

Barranco de Aguadulce: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the street

Barranco de Aguadulce: Unknown
Comment: Barranco de Aguadulce

Barranco de Aguadulce: Unknown1
Comment: Waypoint no: 2

Barranco de Aguirre: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Aguire, Órganos, Fuente and Araca inf From the cemetery, in the second left curve, there is a path to the right towards the path of the Cruz Colorada by which we will go about 500m to the path SL-TF296 to La Mesa (which comes out to our left). We go up this path for another 700m until we almost reach a canal, here we turn left and a few meters below the canal we continue parallel. We will pass the bco de la Fuente and Los Órganos until we reach ours.

Barranco de Aguirre: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom we will be in the Tajea, we will go to the left to find some cement stairs that leave us in a private estate, we pass without disturbing and we reach the track, turn left and we will be in the street. A few meters later to the right to run into the street Oiganos, we will follow it to the road.

Barranco de Ajuez

Barranco de Almedia

Barranco de Altavista: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Afur We go back 500m until a left curve where we turn right, just at the foot of the heather forest that leads us to the head of the ravine.

Barranco de Altavista: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will arrive at the Afur river, we turn right to take the PR that will take us to the village

Barranco de Ameixenda

Barranco de Amorín

Barranco de Amorós

Barranco de Anduñans: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track until this track turns a little to the east and approaches the riverbed, before crossing the bridge over the riverbed.

Barranco de Anduñans: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we leave the riverbed on the right through the field to go to the road, obvious in any case.

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking final
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal At p.k. 456.6 we find a small bridge over the generally dry riverbed of our stream, towards Fiscal, a few meters further on we have a track on the left, in the fields, where we can park our vehicle or the return vehicle if we only have one. With the access vehicle we will continue towards Fiscal, almost a kilometer, until a track that comes out on the right. We will find a track generally timber, used by trucks to remove the wood that is obtained up the mountain by this same track, we must take into account when parking to not disturb the possible passage of vehicles of these sizes. We will go up the track another kilometer to park as close as possible to the trailhead. The Forato de las Moras is a very good area if you are not working.
Return: After the last rappel we leave the riverbed on the right through the field to go to the road, obvious in any case.

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown
Comment: Dreta pista

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown1
Comment: Aprox o combi

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown2
Comment: Aprox o combi

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Inici
Access: On the N260 between Boltaña and Fiscal At p.k. 456.6 we find a small bridge over the generally dry riverbed of our stream, towards Fiscal, a few meters further on we have a track on the left, in the fields, where we can park our vehicle or the return vehicle if we only have one. With the access vehicle we will continue towards Fiscal, almost a kilometer, until a track that comes out on the right. We will find a track generally timber, used by trucks to remove the wood that is obtained up the mountain by this same track, we must take into account when parking to not disturb the possible passage of vehicles of these sizes. We will go up the track another kilometer to park as close as possible to the trailhead. The Forato de las Moras is a very good area if you are not working.
Return: After the last rappel we leave the riverbed on the right through the field to go to the road, obvious in any case.

Barranco de Anduñans: Unknown3

Comment: Final barranc

Barranco de Antonejera: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the bco de Santiago to Lo del Gato and from there to take the tunnel that crosses the mountain, then we will follow the path of the canal. If we have parked in Guarimiar we will go up the path. In both cases by the path to below Targa, from where we see the place where we have left the car down there, we will go down the Trujillo channel until we find the cut to rappel.

Barranco de Antonejera: Canyon End
Return: We will continue to the bed of the ravine where we have parked.

Barranco de Arbanta: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Lepoeder pass towards the Izandorre refuge, we pass it and 200m later we take a track to the left, shortly after we leave it to take another track back to the left that continues descending and becomes a path that goes down parallel to the stream towards the mines, when we reach the bottom of the valley it will go to the Arbanta mines and there next to it is the bridge over the river where we can access. From the French side we will have to take the French path to the south and we can follow it to take the descent described above or, from the Bentarte pass, take the path to the right that goes along the ridge to take the path that goes down to the mines. The third option is to leave from Gainekoleta by the track that goes up the slope towards the last bordas to change slope and go down as a path to the mines, shortly after the bridge over the stream to access.
Tour: Gully with little continuity, boxed areas with rappels and more open areas in which to climb or walk.

Barranco de Arbanta: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the confluence of the rivers we will find the path that leads us to Gainekoleta on the right.

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown
Comment: Intersección

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown1
Comment: Interseccion izquierda

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown2
Comment: Cañon de Arbanta

Barranco de Arbanta: Unknown3
Comment: Minas de Arbanta

Comment: A las minas

Comment: Vista boca de la mina

Comment: Txangoamendi

Comment: Izandorre a 100mts

Comment: Fuente

Comment: Embalse Txirriki

Barranco de Archol

Barranco de Ardonés: Canyon Start
Approach: Described in the access by car. From the bridge we will walk along the orographic right of the river until we reach the area where the ravine narrows.
Tour: Three rappels, very cold water and the Bom or Ardonés waterfall with its 65m of water.

Barranco de Ardonés: Canyon End
Return: By the path on the left that gives access to the footbridge where people visit the base of the waterfall.

Barranco De Argumedo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the esplanade we head north between the stone walls following a small path that soon turns right to go into the beech forest, where it will lose its trace. Without losing height we cross a first stream, we leave the beech forest and reach a larger riverbed, our descent.
Tour: Open at the beginning and with short rappels, little by little the descent will be more substantial until we reach the boxed area, where we will find the waterfall of almost 30m. From here it opens again to make the 3 remaining rappels. Strong friction in the rappel of 20 for breakage of the head by fall of stones, has been jagged and sharp the slab. It is not possible to make the slide there is a great trunk that crosses, it is necessary to rappel from the previous head (R18).

Barranco De Argumedo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track/path that crosses the river, we take it to the left. We will go up it for more than 2kms to the road, here we could leave the car of return if we want to make a combination of cars. On the road we will go to the left, ascending, to reach our car.

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento 1
Access: We must be located in the Portillo de la Sía, on the Cantabrian side, just at km 7. On the way up there is an esplanade on our left where we can park
Return: When we reach the track/path that crosses the river, we take it to the left. We will go up it for more than 2kms to the road, here we could leave the car of return if we want to make a combination of cars. On the road we will go to the left, ascending, to reach our car.

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown
Comment: Hayedo

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio barranco

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown2
Comment: Último rápel

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio sendero

Comment: Fin hayedo

Barranco De Argumedo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Aparcamiento 2
Access: We must be located in the Portillo de la Sía, on the Cantabrian side, just at km 7. On the way up there is an esplanade on our left where we can park
Return: When we reach the track/path that crosses the river, we take it to the left. We will go up it for more than 2kms to the road, here we could leave the car of return if we want to make a combination of cars. On the road we will go to the left, ascending, to reach our car.

Barranco de Atagaitza

Barranco de Atxitarro: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Lepoeder pass towards the Izandorre refuge, we pass it and take the track that goes off to the left towards the north, along it another 800m until a left curve where we have the forest at our feet and down there is our stream. From here, through the forest, we must find the best way to go down to the stream and follow it until the beginning of the difficulties. The third option is to leave from Gainekoleta by the national road going up the pass to the Chirrisquín power station, from here there is a track that goes up to the refuge. When we reach the Atxitarro basin, we will turn left following the stream.

Barranco de Atxitarro: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at Arbanta, we will continue our descent over the Turrustaundi waterfall.

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown1
Comment: Interseccion izquierda

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown2
Comment: Cañon de Arbanta

Barranco de Atxitarro: Unknown3
Comment: Minas de Arbanta

Barranco de Bassa Superior

Barranco de Bausen

Barranco de Bearriztegi

Barranco de Beranuy o Padierno

Barranco de Berriel: Canyon Start

Barranco de Berriel: Canyon End

Barranco de Blaya

Barranco de Bujamé: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Bujamé and Molina From the crossroads we leave to the right until we reach a house where the track ends and continues a descending path, first to the East and then to the North to go down to the bottom of the ravine, crosses it and goes up on the right to climb to an abandoned house, we will continue until we find an old track that we continue until we reach a small riverbed that we will follow until we reach the vertical of our ravine.
Tour: We start right at the 120m vertical, a first 10m rappel gets us into it to then make another 3 from hanging facilities for max 2 people. After the vertical the descent loses substance, we will only have a couple of rappels of 8-10m and skills.

Barranco de Bujamé: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the area of brambles we leave to the right to take a path, this path will take us back down, later, to the bed of our ravine, to follow it to the deposit next to which we parked.

Barranco de Caballera: Canyon Start
Approach: With a single car we can go up the track walking along the path on the left orographic bank until we pass the cirque and enter the riverbed. With two cars we can access from the track where it crosses the stream or park a kilometer before (next to the cuts) and go down the path that leads to the riverbed.
Tour: The first kilometer has nothing remarkable so it is better to access further down and avoid this part. Later we have rappels of up to 45m very open so it is ideal for after heavy rains.

Barranco de Caballera: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at a track that crosses the stream, we take it to the right and we arrive at the track where we park.

Barranco de Candís

Barranco de Cano: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, you just have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: See mole. Long routes between rappels and many areas of chaos or vegetation that will slow us down.

Barranco de Cano: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we leave by it towards the Cercado de la Viña Gallery, from here we will take the track that takes us to Aguerche and continues to the road, just above the tunnel.

Barranco de Cañón de Riobarba: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go with two cars the approach is practically immediate, if we go with one car we can decide whether to leave it down on the forest track and walk up the road for an hour or drive up to the dam and go all the way back.

Barranco de Cañón de Riobarba: Canyon End
Return: Once finished the last rappel we will have about 50 meters of river until the bridge of the forest track that crosses it just before it flows into the Sor, we go to the right and follow the track to the car, about 35 minutes, with high flows this bridge makes a dam and accumulates trunks and branches, better to leave a little earlier by the undergrowth.

Barranco de Cantallops

Barranco de Capitán y Fagundo: Canyon Start
Tour: We can go down to the cave of La Vica and return, or continue along the ravine to its confluence with Fagundo where we find the great verticals of up to 100m, we will follow the ravine to the beach line.

Barranco de Capitán y Fagundo: Canyon End
Return: We left to the right to go up to El Tablado.

Barranco de Carmona: Canyon Start
Approach: We went down the track to the riverbed, soon the first vertical
Tour: Several verticals interspersed by the jungle walk areas in this excavated riverbed.

Barranco de Carmona: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the remains of the gallery/mine, we will take the track that leads up to the road.

Barranco de Carrasconal: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate from the road
Tour: See topo, countless small slopes and some simple rappels. After rains we will find the pools with water, most of them avoidable.

Barranco de Carrasconal: Canyon End
Return: Two options: 1.- At the confluence with Salmero get into it and go up it, shortly before reaching the road take the escape on the orographic right. 2.- Continue to the track of Bco de la Nava, where the sulfurous waters, here we take the track to the right (uphill) to Navajún.

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown
Comment: aflu1

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown1
Comment: cab carr

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown2
Comment: cab salmaro

Barranco de Carrasconal: Unknown3
Comment: fuente 1 aguas sulfurosas

Comment: fuente 2 aguas sulfurosas

Comment: pkinf

Comment: pksup

Barranco de Castala: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path of the ravine that goes up to the mines, we will pass by the Café con Leche mine and then Benito mine, and from here we will access the rambla.
Tour: Ten rappels, the first is the longest of almost 40m to descend this wadi.

Barranco de Castala: Canyon End
Return: Along the access path

Barranco de Castala: Unknown
Comment: Mina Café con leche

Barranco de Castala: Unknown1
Comment: Mina Benito

Barranco de Castala: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda. Bajada cabecera barranco

Barranco de Castala: Unknown3
Comment: Pasamanos

Comment: Pasamanos

Comment: Sendero

Barranco de Castillejos de Luna

Barranco de Catata Fonda: Canyon Start
Approach: See wikiloc of access to the virgin of Morillo Then we should continue along the path that goes along the top of the mountains until we reach the bed of our ravine.

Barranco de Catata Fonda: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the track, turn right towards the bridge.

Barranco de Cavadosa: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one vehicle we will have to go to Cima de Vila and go up the road to the indicated track. In both options we will continue along this track to the obvious bed of the stream.
Tour: A fun descent with jumps, slides and skills, a couple of uncomplicated rappels. Better with spring flows to make the descent more entertaining.

Barranco de Cavadosa: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at Cavadosa

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Canyon Start
Approach: Behind the power plant a path climbs next to the river, we go up it until it changes banks. Soon we pass the waterfall of Linarejos with a handrail of chains and soon arriving almost at the base of the reservoir of Cerrada begins the descent.
Tour: A simple descent full of jumps, jumps and rappels where you can practice. Before the 15m rappel we can get out and avoid the second half of the descent that does not have great difficulties but many jumps and pools in which to cool off.

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the abandoned power plant where we have parked.

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown
Comment: Inicio central hidroeléctrica

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown1
Comment: Senderos

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada de Linarejos

Barranco de Cerrada de Utrero: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio barranco

Barranco de Cha Catalina

Barranco de Chigarafa o Salto Guanche: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar, after the 6th tunnel we go out through the water channel to the riverbed, the first installation is on the ground.

Barranco de Chigarafa o Salto Guanche: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will only have to follow the ravine until we find the track that leads us to the place where we have parked.

Barranco de Cho Ildefonso

Barranco de Chorreones: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Chorreones and Inf banks From the parking lot below we will go up the road to P2. In both cases we will take the track that goes to the right and we will follow it until it gets lost, we will follow the torrentera until the top where we will see a track, from here the descent to the riverbed is clear.
Tour: Three rappel zones separated by small climbing/rappelling zones

Barranco de Chorreones: Canyon End
Return: We will cross the Segura to the road

Barranco de Chorreones: Unknown
Comment: 1er rápel Chorreones

Barranco de Chorreones Inferior

Barranco de Coma Capella Este

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the Camí de Enginyers, we will pass the refuge of Pedrisses, we will pass the torrent of Grill and soon the trail enters the next basin which is ours.
Tour: Alpine torrent, vertical, with a lot of loose block and somewhat precarious facilities.

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the river Fresser, we will find a path that is the same return of the Fresser to the hydroelectric plant. If we have not left the car here, we will walk to Queralbs.

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown
Comment: Parada cremallera-inicio aproximacion

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio bco

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown2
Comment: Cabecera barranco

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown3
Comment: Fin bco. Integral (1r y 2o tramo)

Barranco de Coma del Gispet: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking y fin
Access: By the N260 to Ribes de Freser and there take the detour to Queralbs. If we have two cars and we want to save 10 minutes of walking, we can leave the second car in the central Daió. From Queralbs we will take the rack railway to go up to Nuria.
Return: After the last rappel and before reaching the river Fresser, we will find a path that is the same return of the Fresser to the hydroelectric plant. If we have not left the car here, we will walk to Queralbs.

Barranco de Costechal

Barranco de Cregüeña: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area there is a path on the orographic right of the river, this marked path will take us to the ibón de Cregüeña, a route very frequented by hikers and tourists in summer. By this pleasant climb through the forest we will arrive soon, in about 30 minutes without getting too crowded until almost 1700m altitude, where we will see a small path that leads to the river. This is the access to the second part. Continuing along the path another 20min we will see a beautiful waterfall, quite vertical, that we will overcome, we will be almost at 1800m altitude, site to access the ravine by its first part.
Tour: Opened a few years ago by Cabres de Muntanya, 16 rappels distributed in two parts, the upper one with 6 rappels, really in two waterfalls and the other 11 practically consecutive in the second part, with a couple of grooved rappels, where we can feel the force of the water or take advantage of the facilities outside the active. Most of the rappels have facilities on both sides to avoid the assets. It should be noted that the sketch follows the original topography in which only one side of each rappel is marked, but most of them are duplicated and many of them can even be avoided by leaving the riverbed.

Barranco de Cregüeña: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we can follow the riverbed to the bridge or go to the right on the trail and descend the same way we came up.

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the N260 to Castejón de Sos and take the A139 towards Benasque. We will pass Benasque and continue north towards Baños and Hospital de Benasque. At the height of the Baños de Benasque we take this detour to the right and go down to the Plan de Turpi, cross the Ésera and at the first left fork there is a track to the right towards the refuge and the bridge of Cregüeña, we go along this road to the bridge and park.
Return: After the last rappel, we can follow the riverbed to the bridge or go to the right on the trail and descend the same way we came up.

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown
Comment: Entrada al inferior

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown1
Comment: Cabecera

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown2
Comment: 1 autodescuelgue 11 met

Barranco de Cregüeña: Unknown3
Comment: Des trepes unos 300 m long

Comment: Afluente izquierda WPT 0000013

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, we access from the road
Tour: After the first easy rappel we will reach the almost 50m high rappel, spectacular. Then a small rappel and we arrive at the escape. From here on, we will have to climb some more with a few cliffs and a simple rappel before reaching the last rappel, also almost 50m long, which will leave us almost at the Tijajana cliff.

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the Tirajana ravine, where we will go up the ravine along the track to where we have left the return vehicle.

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Unknown
Comment: Final Recuperar 2 coche

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Unknown1
Comment: Abandono del Barranco hacia pista GC-651 direccion mirador de la fortaleza o coche retorno

Barranco de Cueva Blanca: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio del Barranco

Barranco de Cueva Colora: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the marks of the PR we will go up to the Esparregueras peak, right next to it is the cave that we will "fly over".

Barranco de Cueva Colora: Canyon End

Barranco de Culogallina: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Negro, Meca, Perro, Culogalina By the path that goes to the south, to the cut of the Hornos. We will follow the path heading south with the Negro bank on the left and about 500m after the cut we turn right to the Ventana del Nublo, a beautiful natural stone arch that is a fantastic viewpoint. From here we head S-SW for another 500m to find a first watercourse, the bco de la Meca, we will continue almost 100m more to the W to go to our descent.

Barranco de Culogallina: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will go down to take a track a few meters below that will take us to the road. If we only have one vehicle we will turn left through a small valley, there are remains/traces of trails that will take us up the slope until we reach the top, once there we only have to retrace the access road.

Barranco de DaMa

Barranco de Dílar: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the trail along the orographic right of the river Dílar for 1km until the junction that takes us up to boca Pescá, we have a kilometer of zigzagging climb, when we reach the 1200m elevation in the right curve of the trail we will leave the trail and cross this dry riverbed to go to the pass that is left to our left. Once in the pass we will only have to go down this riverbed in search of the first difficulties.

Barranco de Dílar: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the access road to the recreational area almost in front of the parking lot.

Barranco de Dílar: Unknown
Comment: cruce barranco

Barranco de Dílar: Unknown1
Comment: cruce boca pesca

Barranco de Dornajo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Terrero and Dornajo ravines To the right of the viewpoint a track takes us to the ravine.

Barranco de Dornajo: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the road, we will have to go through the tunnel to get to the viewpoint where we have parked.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Canyon Start
Approach: From the sharp left turn there is a path that in 200m leaves us at the river.
Tour: Short descent that can be quite slippery. All the rappels are natural, so it will be necessary to choose well to be able to recover the ropes.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we reach the Louzaras river, we follow it to the Sudrios bridge and here we take the path that goes up to O Touzon.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking coche
Access: We must arrive at Folgoso do Courel From Folgoso by the LU-P-4701 we arrive at Baldomir and from here to O Touzón. Here we can leave the car because we are in the exit or follow a little ahead until a closed curve to the left.
Return: After the last rappel we reach the Louzaras river, we follow it to the Sudrios bridge and here we take the path that goes up to O Touzon.

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown
Comment: puente

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown1
Comment: Camino de Salida a la izquierda

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown2
Comment: Río Louzaras (Derecha)

Barranco de Eiriz o Carrozo da Freita: Unknown3
Comment: Final sendero de Aproximación, a la derecha.

Comment: O Touzón

Barranco de El Río

Barranco de Eneco: Canyon Start

Barranco de Eneco: Canyon End
Return: We leave at the pine tree on the right to take the "path" uphill.

Barranco de Eneco: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A7 exit 482 to Agost. Exit at the urbanizations Bonaire and Maigmo. Take the CV827 to Agost. At the first kilometer we have the entrance on the right to the urbanization Aljibe. We will go up to the top to take a track that goes to the east.
Return: We leave at the pine tree on the right to take the "path" uphill.

Barranco de Eneco: Unknown
Comment: BP XIRAU

Barranco de Erques Medio

Barranco de Erques Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Erques Sup and Med The access is not very intuitive, we leave by the forest track that leaves from the reservoir and, soon, we take a path to the left, always uphill until we reach another track. Following the track to take the path that crosses the bco del agua and going up, we will border orchards to climb to the head of our ravine.

Barranco de Erques Superior: Canyon End
Return: After the great vertical we will have to advance through the chaos of rocks for a while until we reach the R1 of Erques Medio and a small path on our left that is our return. We will go up the path, with some exposed steps and once at the top we follow the same path to the village.

Barranco de Errekazar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the back of the village there is a track that goes up to a hill and enters the valley of our stream, when it crosses the river we access
Tour: A series of small abseils and rappels up to the 30m rappel over the quarry.

Barranco de Errekazar: Canyon End
Return: From the quarry we continue to the left to take the track that leads to the village.

Barranco de Errekazar: Unknown
Comment: cab errekazar

Barranco de Errekazar: Unknown1
Comment: cantera ezperun

Barranco de Errekazar: Unknown2
Comment: pk errekazar

Barranco de Errekazar: Unknown3
Comment: seguir cauce

Comment: zona posible atajo

Barranco de Espantaperros, Barranco del Salar, Tajo del Espantaperros: Canyon Start
Approach: On the way to the farmhouse, we follow the path that comes out on the left side until it disappears and leaves us at the top of a watercourse, which we will descend along a marked path until we reach the riverbed, soon begins the descent.
Tour: We start with a recoverable handrail, continue with a rappel zone to move on to the handrail with chain and 20m rappel.

Barranco de Espantaperros, Barranco del Salar, Tajo del Espantaperros: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed until we find on the right the private road that leads to Cortijo Salcedo.

Barranco de Espantaperros, Barranco del Salar, Tajo del Espantaperros: Unknown
Comment: FinEspantaperros

Barranco de Espantaperros, Barranco del Salar, Tajo del Espantaperros: Unknown1
Comment: IniEspantaperros

Barranco de Esqueis de Ravionet

Barranco de Fiais: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the town to go down to the riverbed by any of the trails.
Tour: Long descent that gains in magnitude and intensity along its route. In its final part we have the highest verticals.

Barranco de Fiais: Canyon End
Return: We will have to walk for a while along the river bed to the Soldón where we find the PR of Ferradal by which we will go up to Paradapiñol or Rugando. Another option, if we do not have two cars, is to take the path that goes up the slope to the right to Cereixido and when we reach the track we will walk to Fiais.

Barranco de Fiais: Unknown
Comment: Pobo de Féais

Barranco de Fiais: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio del Barranco

Barranco de Fiais: Unknown2
Comment: Final de Barranco

Barranco de Fiais: Unknown3
Comment: Ponte

Comment: Pobo de Paradapiñol

Barranco de Fontizialla: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars the access is very fast, we will go down the track and when it is lost we only have to continue straight ahead towards the riverbed, already very clear. With only one car, we go down the bridge by the orographic right to take the path PR-HU-120, cross the river, the Aigüeta de Viu, and follow the path, with PR marks for just over 1km to a turn of the river, shortly after, see a concrete bridge that we will cross. We will go gently up the slope to head south in search of our stream.
Tour: Fat and enjoyable if we find it with the right flow, with very aesthetic areas. A pity that it is so short

Barranco de Fontizialla: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at the Aigüeta the ravine ends, we will continue along it doing the typical trekking through crystal clear water pools, where we can swim if the day is fine. We will arrive at the aforementioned PR, here we will exit to the right to go up to the bridge.

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown Parking
Comment: Cruïlla PARKING GRAN
Access: Take the N123 to Campo, follow it towards Castejón de Sos. Arriving at pk 402 we have the detour to the left to Viu and Senz. After 100m we have on the right (in a left fork of the road) a track that goes to the power station, we drive another 100m before the bridge and park in the small hole there. If there is no place we leave the car in the detour. With the access car, if we have it, we will go up the road to Senz, in the left curve, with a warehouse on the right, a track that goes down to our ravine, we park here.
Return: Arriving at the Aigüeta the ravine ends, we will continue along it doing the typical trekking through crystal clear water pools, where we can swim if the day is fine. We will arrive at the aforementioned PR, here we will exit to the right to go up to the bridge.

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown
Comment: aprox

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown1

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown2
Comment: pont formigó

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown3
Comment: Dreta dalt

Comment: aprox

Comment: Esquerra accés

Comment: Inici FONTIZIALLA

Comment: Final Fontizialla

Comment: SORTIDA

Comment: aprox i retorn

Barranco de Fontizialla: Unknown Parking1
Comment: parking 1 cotxe PETIT
Access: Take the N123 to Campo, follow it towards Castejón de Sos. Arriving at pk 402 we have the detour to the left to Viu and Senz. After 100m we have on the right (in a left fork of the road) a track that goes to the power station, we drive another 100m before the bridge and park in the small hole there. If there is no place we leave the car in the detour. With the access car, if we have it, we will go up the road to Senz, in the left curve, with a warehouse on the right, a track that goes down to our ravine, we park here.
Return: Arriving at the Aigüeta the ravine ends, we will continue along it doing the typical trekking through crystal clear water pools, where we can swim if the day is fine. We will arrive at the aforementioned PR, here we will exit to the right to go up to the bridge.

Barranco de Forte: Canyon Start
Approach: We can leave the car at the junction of the exit track with the road or a little further up, in the curve. The approach is made by a track somewhat closed of vegetation but with the marked path, we had to enter the river just at the first rappel.

Barranco de Forte: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the last rappel we follow the river for a few meters, looking out to the right side of the path that leads to the exit trail that we will follow to the road.

Barranco de Freixa das Grobas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track that goes north from the 2nd mill (starting to count from the north) of this row of 6. The track goes in the direction of the next row of mills, down to the bed of our stream and back up again (this is where we return).
Tour: A couple of rappels to approach the great vertical. Once down and almost without difficulties to Grobas.

Barranco de Freixa das Grobas: Canyon End
Return: Almost at Grobas we have another stream on the right and a track on the left, we take it and go up the slope to the mills above. From the top we can see where we have parked

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Provedo and Rovente We continue walking along the track that goes up to the upper track, access to the mills. Once on the upper track, we continue about 500m to a hut, just before the left curve, we turn right on a path that goes to the hut of Rovente, we pass it and go to the next watercourse, here we have the hut of Provedo, under the high of Fuenteprovedo and its mills. We follow the riverbed until the first difficulties.
Tour: Open, through a beautiful beech forest

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will reach the remains of an old disused track. We will go to the right, cross the Rovente river in its escape between the upper and the lower one and continue to the track where we parked.

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Unknown
Comment: cab bco provedo

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Unknown1
Comment: cabaña rovente cab provedo

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Unknown2
Comment: cabaña rovente cab rovente

Barranco de Fuente Provedo: Unknown3
Comment: fin provedo

Comment: inicio provedo

Comment: pk rovente y provedo bajo

Comment: pk rovente y provedo libro

Barranco de Funes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down to the riverbed over the bridge to cross it through its eye and start the descent.

Barranco de Funes: Canyon End
Return: We ended up right on the road

Barranco de Gabarri: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Gabarri We will leave following the river, north direction, towards the canyoning that is warned. Access to Paco Chacobo, Paco Leala and Gabarri banks We will leave to the right the waterfall of Paco Leala (generally dry) and the tributary Paco Chacobo with its cascades entobadas. On the orographic right we follow some traces of a path that goes up over the narrows and when the ravine opens up again it is time to descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Entertaining and fun if the water runs, otherwise it is better not to do it. Jumps, dexterity, crystal clear water... To enjoy it.

Barranco de Gabarri: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the river along the access road

Barranco de Gabarri: Unknown
Comment: Paco Chacobo?

Barranco de Gabarri: Unknown1
Comment: Paco Leala?

Barranco de Gabarri: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada??

Barranco de Gabarri: Unknown3
Comment: Final paco chacobo

Comment: Inicio gabarri??

Comment: Final gabarri

Barranco de Gosolfre

Barranco de Grixoa: Canyon Start
Approach: Whoever knows the equippers, please fill it out and complete it. Thank you
Tour: Whoever knows the equippers, please fill it out and complete it. Thank you

Barranco de Grixoa: Canyon End
Return: Whoever knows the equippers, please fill it out and complete it. Thank you

Barranco de Grixoa: Unknown
Comment: Aproximación Barrnaco de Grixoa

Barranco de Grixoa: Unknown1
Comment: Escape a la izq

Barranco de Grixoa: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio de Barranco

Barranco de Grixoa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking de segundo coche
Access: Whoever knows the equippers, please fill it out and complete it. Thank you
Return: Whoever knows the equippers, please fill it out and complete it. Thank you

Barranco de Grixoa: Unknown3
Comment: Retorno por el puente

Barranco de Guardaz

Barranco de Guaria: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the PR until it descends to the riverbed.

Barranco de Guaria: Canyon End
Return: After the Fuente de Guía gallery, we will reach the climbing area, cross a channel and see a path on the orographic right that goes up to Acojeja.

Barranco de Guayarmina: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is very simple, we have the rings under the guardrail of the road. From below by the street Diseminado de San Felipe we approach the base of the highway bridge, arriving we will find a path on the right "Camino de San Felipe" where we will go up until we reach the height of the highway, we leave the path and go left towards the Cenobio.

Barranco de Guayarmina: Canyon End
Return: We continue walking to the beach or take the path of Camino de San Felipe.

Barranco de Gumial

Barranco de Hijar: Canyon Start
Approach: Here we will follow the signs that lead us down to Puente Dé.
Tour: We can rappel from the Dé Bridge or cross it and climb up to the riverbed. We will go for a while by cliffs and slides to find the first mandatory rappel of about 10-12m. We will continue a little more to find a jump to a pool, very simple and reach the next two rappels, neither obligatory. The second rappel takes us into a "cueva", or rather a vault, which can cause problems if the flow is high. We will continue climbing for a while more to reach the destination bridge, the Cervalizas.

Barranco de Hijar: Canyon End
Return: We will go out over the bridge parallel to the river until we reach a crossroads where we will turn left and go up to the access road.

Barranco de Hijar: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento
Access: We will leave Reinosa on the A67 to go to the ski resort of Alto Campoo (CA183), where we will go about 17 kms where there is a parking lot for the path of the Balcones al Oso (Bear Balconies). We park
Return: We will go out over the bridge parallel to the river until we reach a crossroads where we will turn left and go up to the access road.

Barranco de Hijar: Unknown
Comment: Camino

Barranco de Hijar: Unknown1
Comment: Aproximación

Barranco de Hijar: Unknown2
Comment: Señal

Barranco de Hijar: Unknown3
Comment: Puente Dé

Comment: Rápel para bajar desde el Puente al río

Comment: Barranco

Comment: Tobogán

Comment: Rápel 10m

Comment: Cuarto rápel

Comment: Fin barranco

Comment: Retorno

Comment: Vistas entorno

Comment: Pista

Comment: Tramo final

Barranco de Hongares

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Canyon Start
Approach: OpenStreetMap Cartography (OSM) We enter Arnedillo and, after a few meters, we turn left at the beginning of a curve, a cobblestone road that climbs to the right. The road ascends -N-; after a while, it turns to the -E- towards a hill. Once in the same one, we found a paved threshing floor, some corrals NE and, something more to the E, the view of the ravine to which we went, flanked by the cuts of the peak "Castellar" -1.025 m.- We continued by the path that goes to the corrals N and that continues by the back part of the same ones. We advance along it to the NW half slope on the way to the bottom of the ravine.
Tour: El descenso se inicia con una zona estrecha surcada por pequeñas badinas y toboganes, con destrepes sucesivos que no superan los cuatro metros. Como en todo el recorrido, la progresión se ve entorpecida por la abundante maleza que ocupa el cauce y las laderas del barranco. En ocasiones, nos veremos obligados a trepar por los laterales del cauce para superar zonas impracticables a causa de los espinosos majuelos. Más tarde, el paisaje se despeja durante un corto tramo, para luego volverse a encajonar y seguir con los repetidos resaltes hasta alcanzar un rapel de 5 metros (cinta en la base de un arbusto a la izquierda). Pronto hallamos dos rapeles encadenados, que suman alrededor de 20m, siendo posible destreparlo con cuidado por la izquierda. Vemos de frente otro tramo recto y abierto en cuyo final se perfilan los cortados donde se encuentra la última vertical. El avance es penoso debido a la maleza, obligándonos a ganar altura por la ladera izquierda (algún tramo expuesto) y superar buena parte del sector alejados del cauce. Más adelante bajamos de nuevo al mismo, y descubrimos una surgencia cuyo caudal desaparece cerca del final del recorrido. La maleza nos molestará otra vez y progresaremos por la ladera derecha hasta alcanzar la última zona del barranco. Aquí nuevamente se encañona y permite circular por su fondo con algún que otro resalte hasta la cabecera del “volado” final de 55 metros. El rapel concluye en un zona muy enzarzada, pudiendo abandonar el descenso a los 35m por la margen derecha orográfica; por la que buscaríamos las trazas más cómodas, descendiendo hacia la ermita de Santiago.

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Canyon End
Return: OpenStreetMap (OSM) Cartography If we have not left another car at the end, in which case the return is immediate. From the Ermita de Santiago, follow the road to the right SW and, after passing through a tunnel, you will reach the starting point.

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Unknown
Comment: cab hoyacalera

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Unknown1

Barranco de Hoya Calera: Unknown2
Comment: pk bco hoyacalera

Barranco de Hoz de Carboneros: Canyon Start
Approach: After leaving the car in the parking lot of the Hoz (it is really an end of track), we advance along this road following the signs and indications to Hoz de Carboneros. After about 2 kilometers we leave the track and take a path that will take us directly to the gorge after crossing a stream. The path is not lost given the frequent passage of hikers in the area. Once we reach the first waterfall we turn right to ascend a cliff a few meters to reach the second waterfall. From here we turn right again to ascend through a narrow and earthy channel. Once we overcome it we continue advancing in half slope going up the creek and crossing a rocky ridge with some climbing (II). Once over the ridge we descend to the riverbed and we will arrive at the first rappel.
Tour: Before the first rappel there are two small waterfalls with their respective pools. They are not very attractive but if you want to go up to the top to warm up, it is also a good option. 1st rappel (right) 15m: two parabolts with a double ring. The rappel becomes vertical as we descend with some small overhangs. We advance about 300m over easy terrain until we reach the next rappel. 2nd rappel (left) 9m: two single-ring parabolts. Very steep rappel that connects directly with the third rappel. 3rd rappel (right) 20m: two parabolts with single ring. The longest and most beautiful rappel. Like the first one, it becomes vertical as we advance. We continue about 200m until the last rappel. 4th rappel (left) 9m: unequipped, it can be mounted on the tree that is located right on the edge of the waterfall. Short rappel and something lying down.

Barranco de Hoz de Carboneros: Canyon End
Return: It is done by the same approach path.

Barranco de Jardín: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the GR following the indications of ascent to the Castle of Acher, it goes to the top of the Espata ravine and climbs up to a forest refuge. Once up there we will see the ravine in the background. We will have to go down through a fairly decomposed area to the riverbed.
Tour: Some small rappels bring us closer to the beautiful waterfalls of 23m and 40m, after this we have a 25m rappel and we reach an open area of no interest. Some guidebooks say that there is a path on the right that leads to the GR. Once here we can leave or continue along the lower part which will take us another hour.

Barranco de Jardín: Canyon End
Return: For the GR if we do not do the lower part we can go down to the road on the left, on the right we would go to the parking lot but it is long. If we do the lower part, we will have to cross the river and go up to the road.

Barranco de Jinete

Barranco de Juan Dana: Canyon Start
Approach: We return to the track and follow it for 1 km, in a right bend we have the dry riverbed of our ravine.

Barranco de Juan Dana: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the right through the middle of the mountain going up towards the west, soon we will reach a track that we will follow in ascending direction, it will end up joining with the access track.

Barranco de Juanjorro: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the banks of Palmar and Juanjorro Along the path that leaves the village towards the canal, we will go over the walls and reach the Juanjorro riverbed. Access to Palmar and Juanjorro banks

Barranco de Juanjorro: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine up to the height of the first houses that are left on the right, we will see a path that leads us to them.

Barranco de Kuskulleta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go south, pass the bridge and continue 500m to a track that comes out to our right, we take it, climb 100m and in the left curve we leave it aside to climb towards the light turrets. From there following, more or less, the line of the high tension cables we will go to take the cordal up there following the turret. Already almost at 800m of altitude we will see a small path that takes us towards the riverbed.
Tour: The first part of the route is made up of cliffs and bathtubs that will take us to the most vertical area, where we will find 5 rappels. The last rappel, the 40m waterfall, can be split with a natural to the left, but there is usually no problem in the recovery of ropes if we do not want to split.

Barranco de Kuskulleta: Canyon End
Return: At the bottom we will take the GR southbound, leaving us at the road bridge.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Canyon Start
Approach: Through Calvario street we will leave the village and cross a disused horse corral. access, ravine and return (By Elvis Ente) We follow the path, from here we will see the access ridge, we climb along the ridge (easy climbs) up to a 3+ pass that we can climb (there is a tape on a rock bridge to secure the partner) or avoid it to the left by going around the ridge. We continue along the ridge with some aerial and exposed passages until the highest part where we descend to the gully (without a path).
Tour: There are 4 rappels in chains, with no kicker between one and the other. The last 60m rappel could be climbable... be careful with the wet ground.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Canyon End
Return: After the 60m rappel, after about 20 meters we will find a path that will join about 50 meters later to the access path, now we only have to undo the approach path and we will arrive to the car.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown Parking
Access: You have to get to Borriol, and leave the car on the Botalaria road.
Return: After the 60m rappel, after about 20 meters we will find a path that will join about 50 meters later to the access path, now we only have to undo the approach path and we will arrive to the car.

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown
Comment: Corral Caballos

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown1
Comment: Fin barranco

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown2
Comment: Senda

Barranco de l Atzavara: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio cresta

Comment: Paso 3+

Comment: Bajada al barranco

Barranco de l Espunyola

Barranco de la Acedera

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: Guayedra and Acedera Ravine By the exit of the Guayedra ravine, we pass the two water ponds and continue upstream, soon, almost at the confluence of Guayedra with Palosblancos, we will leave the riverbed to the left to take the Lomo de la Gamona. By this hill we will walk almost 1km until 500m of altitude, moment to lie down to the right in search of the rings.

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the road, another option is to turn right to the hill and retrace the ascent.

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown Parking
Access: Bcos area Tamadaba/ElRisco We have to place ourselves in the NW part of the island, in the Natural Park of Tamadaba. Bcos Guayedra and Acedera/Acedera Inf. On the GC200 between El Risco and Agaete. At p.k. 5,8 we have the closed curve over the Guayedra ravine, next to the quarry, and a few meters later a parking area on the right.
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the road, another option is to turn right to the hill and retrace the ascent.

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Embalse

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Caseta, pasar con cuidado pegado a la verja

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Por la canaleta

Barranco de la Acedera Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Embalses

Comment: Casa

Comment: Primera anilla

Barranco de la Algualeja: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately from the access bridge, here we have the installation of the first descent.
Tour: Simple descent, well installed that will be perfect to initiate people in canyoning. A first rappel from the bridge, then another after the dam and a third with handrails to reach a pool that may have water. We will continue walking a little until we find the short rappels 4 and 5 before the narrow ones, very well formed. A small chaos with dexterity will leave us in the 6th rappel and shortly after the natural one from the pine tree to finish the canyon. Before the rappel from the pine tree, which usually leads to pools with permanent water, you can go up the right side along a clear path that leads to a tributary where there are four more rappels installed with parabolt, the highest of about 10 m.

Barranco de la Algualeja: Canyon End
Return: We will continue until we find a path on the left by which we will go out to the aforementioned track. Without combination of cars we will have to continue walking along the road up to the bridge. According to the companion aperez55: "it is possible to make until below and then to go up completely, it is easier, more amusing and fast in the return, and you add extra activity", likewise he comments that it is possible to go up for both margins with care.

Barranco de la Algualeja: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to get to Aledo, from Totana by the RM502. Once in Aledo, we will follow the road until we pass the town and reach a traffic circle that we will take to the left on the RM-C21 Lorca. After 2 kms we will see a detour to the left to Estrechos de la Arboleja that we will leave behind and a kilometer later another detour to the left that we will take. One kilometer after the left curve we arrive at a bridge over the riverbed. Here we will park the access car. If we have a return car we continue along the road for about 2kms until a junction with the RM-C8 that we will take to the right towards the Ermita de la Virgen de las Viñas, we will leave it behind and a right curve. At the next left turn there is a track on the right where we can park.
Return: We will continue until we find a path on the left by which we will go out to the aforementioned track. Without combination of cars we will have to continue walking along the road up to the bridge. According to the companion aperez55: "it is possible to make until below and then to go up completely, it is easier, more amusing and fast in the return, and you add extra activity", likewise he comments that it is possible to go up for both margins with care.

Barranco de la Angostura

Barranco de la Arena: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is quite obvious, we must descend to the riverbed and follow it wherever we can until it starts to get boxed in.

Barranco de la Arena: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we reach a fenced farm on our left, which we will follow until we find a passage through which to pass, we follow some water pipes that leave us on a track with fence and from here looking for passage to the road.

Barranco de La Bina: Canyon Start
Approach: Location bcos los Castaños, los Alisos and la Bina If we park on the bridge we will be in the riverbed, but there is not a good place where even two cars can fit. If we park where we will leave at the exit of a farmhouse 800 meters before we will walk 10 minutes along the road.
Tour: Progression along the river through the undergrowth rappels in natural and fun skills until you reach the rappel 3 and 4 that are followed and give way to a reed bed and the end of the canyon. To side and side of the river there are private farms where they do not seem to appreciate the canyoning and the meetings are sabotaged, obligatory cords of abandonment, short and long and mallones to undertake the descent without problems.

Barranco de La Bina: Canyon End
Return: On the orographic right we will see a narrow lane that belongs to a private property, we will try to be discreet and not to disturb at all.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 5 coches
Access: From Busquistar we head towards Trevélez and just before kilometer point 31 in a sharp right turn we find the riverbed and the sign.
Return: On the orographic right we will see a narrow lane that belongs to a private property, we will try to be discreet and not to disturb at all.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown Parking1
Comment: NO PARKING, NO!
Access: From Busquistar we head towards Trevélez and just before kilometer point 31 in a sharp right turn we find the riverbed and the sign.
Return: On the orographic right we will see a narrow lane that belongs to a private property, we will try to be discreet and not to disturb at all.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 2 coches
Access: From Busquistar we head towards Trevélez and just before kilometer point 31 in a sharp right turn we find the riverbed and the sign.

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown
Comment: Font

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown1
Comment: Bina acceso

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown2
Comment: ,???

Barranco de La Bina: Unknown3

Comment: Bina salida

Comment: Derecha arriba

Comment: RETORNO

Barranco de la Cala: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the path to the stream.
Tour: Long descent with multiple skills and 6 rappels.

Barranco de la Cala: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive almost at the road, we will follow the riverbed to it.

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking final del barranco
Access: We will leave Estepona and head north on the MA-8301 towards Peñas Blancas. After the p.k. 6, after 500m we have a right turn and shortly before we have a place to park the return car. With the access car we go up to the p.k. 9, we pass the viewpoint and after 100m we have a track on the left. We will park here or if we have a tall car or 4×4 we will continue along the track until a sharp right curve in which we get into the watercourse of our riverbed.
Return: We will arrive almost at the road, we will follow the riverbed to it.

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown
Comment: Ojo entrada a pista

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking superior, ojo pista de piedras
Access: We will leave Estepona and head north on the MA-8301 towards Peñas Blancas. After the p.k. 6, after 500m we have a right turn and shortly before we have a place to park the return car. With the access car we go up to the p.k. 9, we pass the viewpoint and after 100m we have a track on the left. We will park here or if we have a tall car or 4×4 we will continue along the track until a sharp right curve in which we get into the watercourse of our riverbed.
Return: We will arrive almost at the road, we will follow the riverbed to it.

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown1
Comment: Vista de los coches de abajo y el barranco completo

Barranco de la Cala: Unknown2
Comment: Entrada al barranco

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the track about 200m up until we pass a hut. Bordering its wall we ascend until we meet a cattle trail that goes halfway up the slope to the head of the Lobao. After 20min we will see that it descends towards the stream.
Tour: Simple descent with seven rappels of which only the one of 30-35m can represent a problem for beginners. Very aesthetic and lush environment, almost always with water except in summer if it has been a long time without rain.

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Canyon End
Return: You reach the bridge

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown
Comment: Inicio de la actividad

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown1
Comment: Camino de aproximación

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown2
Comment: Subiendo

Barranco de la Canal de Lobao: Unknown3
Comment: Bajada al inicio del barranco

Comment: Inicio barranco

Comment: Primer rápel

Comment: Segundo rápel

Comment: Tercero

Comment: Quinto

Comment: Sexto

Comment: Fin

Barranco de la Carbonera

Barranco de la Casoleta

Barranco de la Chiquera

Barranco de la Coladilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Evidently, we will only have to go to the watercourse
Tour: Two rappels, one of which from the dam

Barranco de la Coladilla: Canyon End
Return: We follow the promenade and exit to the right when we can.

Barranco de la Coladilla: Unknown
Comment: parkin

Barranco de la Coladilla: Unknown1
Comment: area recreativa el pinarillo

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot on the right there is a trail to the cave of Sama that later becomes a path. The riverbed next to the cave is the one to descend.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Canyon End
Return: We continue along the riverbed until we pass under the freeway, turn right onto the street where we have parked.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown1

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown2
Comment: Cueva

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint
Approach: From the parking lot on the right there is a trail to the cave of Sama that later becomes a path. The riverbed next to the cave is the one to descend.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint1
Approach: From the parking lot on the right there is a trail to the cave of Sama that later becomes a path. The riverbed next to the cave is the one to descend.

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Unknown3

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint2

Comment: Cruce de 2 barrancos

Barranco de la Cueva de Sama: Waypoint3

Comment: Salida del ba

Barranco de la Culata: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bracamonte and Culata banks We will continue through the cemetery to the viewpoint, from here there is a path on the left that takes us down to the riverbed.

Barranco de la Culata: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the left until we reach the first buildings and the track where we have parked.

Barranco de la Era: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the parking lot, on the other side of the wadi, there is a very clear path that leads to the mines. Along this trail/track we climb almost 1km until we see the riverbed on our left.
Tour: Dry, open descent, wide headwaters requiring delayed installations and the use of anti-rocks

Barranco de la Era: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Angosturas ravine, we will follow it down to the parking lot.

Barranco de la Era: Unknown
Comment: Barranco de la era

Barranco de la Era: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a barranco

Barranco de la Era: Unknown2
Comment: Mina de yeso

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Canyon Start
Approach: By the VF we will go up to the last bridge where we will cross over the ravine, from here we will be able to crown the needle by the back part until we find the rappel installation (27m) or continue descending with the ferrata until the pass that gives access to the ravine (under the bridge) where we will find another installation (R15).
Tour: Very vertical with the final climax of the cantilevered rappel.

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, walk down to the left to approach the train tracks, to rappel or climb up some clamps to the ground, then walk left to the end and climb up some clamps to the start of the VF.

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown Parking
Access: From Malaga to Pizarra and from there to Alora. Once in Alora take the detour to El Chorro. In the village follow the signs to the Via ferrata, it is simple, at the entrance of the village, at the bar next to the tracks, follow the street on the right, the bar street straight ahead until you leave the village, there is a fork in the track, on the right goes the GR and on the left the access to the VF.
Return: After the last rappel, walk down to the left to approach the train tracks, to rappel or climb up some clamps to the ground, then walk left to the end and climb up some clamps to the start of the VF.

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Vía Ferrata El Chorro

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Barranco El Chorro

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown2
Comment: Fin Barranco El Chorro

Barranco de la Ferrata de Chorro: Unknown3
Comment: Encima vías del tren

Comment: Grapas

Comment: Tirolina

Barranco de la Foradada

Barranco de la Fos: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue straight ahead along the azagador road with the cuttings on the right. The road will turn right but we continue straight ahead between plots until it takes us to the ravine.
Tour: Dry except if it is raining, after the 25m rappel it is better to get out because there are only brambles, a couple of ledges and some pitfalls that are not avoidable.

Barranco de la Fos: Canyon End
Return: We leave to the right looking for animal trails that lead us to the access road.

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown
Comment: Izquierda y derecha

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown1
Comment: Barranc de la Fos

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha escape!

Barranco de la Fos: Unknown3
Comment: Corral/senda/derecha!

Barranco de la Fuente: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Aguire, Órganos, Fuente and Araca inf From the cemetery, in the second left curve, there is a path to the right towards the path of the Cruz Colorada by which we will go about 500m to the path SL-TF296 to La Mesa (which comes out to our left). We go up this trail for another 700m until we almost reach a channel, here we turn left and a few meters below this channel we continue parallel. The ravines along this path are the Fuente ravine, the next one is the Órganos ravine and the third one is Aguirre. In our case we will go on the right side by a losing path until we reach the vertical of the first rappel.

Barranco de la Fuente: Canyon End
Return: Almost at the first street, we go halfway up the slope to the left to go to Cruz Colorada street, we will go up to the cemetery.

Barranco de la Fuente Mujosa

Barranco de la Fuga de los Cuatro Reales: Canyon Start
Approach: Through the channel of the windows of Güimar to the cirque of the Fuga de los Cuatro Reales, over the gallery of Izaña.

Barranco de la Fuga de los Cuatro Reales: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will only have to follow the ravine until we find the track that leads us to the place where we have parked.

Barranco de la Geganta

Barranco de la Granja: Canyon Start
Approach: From the same guardrail of the road, there is a path that crosses the river. We will always continue along the most obvious path and when it turns to the right into the pine forest, we will leave it to the left to go down a valley to the river.

Barranco de la Granja: Canyon End
Return: Once we have descended the last waterfall, we will continue a few more meters along the bed of the ravine until we reach the Cañada River, where we can either go uphill until we reach the access path to the ravine, or climb a steep ramp that leads us to the road.

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown
Comment: Vistas barranco

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown Parking
Access: From the town of Aliaga take the road A-1403 and just to reach the village of Pitarque, but without entering it, in a sharp left turn, take the road TE-V-8042 by which we will continue 3.4 km until you reach a junction, we on the right A-1702 and 5 km we will reach Villarluengo. From Villarluengo we will continue on A.1702 towards La Cañada de Veratanduz, at 4.2km we will see a widening in the road where we will park the vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last waterfall, we will continue a few more meters along the bed of the ravine until we reach the Cañada River, where we can either go uphill until we reach the access path to the ravine, or climb a steep ramp that leads us to the road.

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown1
Comment: Hacia abajo

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown2
Comment: Cruzar rio

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown3
Comment: valla

Comment: r 1m

Comment: Bloque empotrado

Comment: Cruzar rio

Comment: Izquierda, arriba por la pedrera

Comment: carretera

Barranco de la Granja: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Posible parking
Access: From the town of Aliaga take the road A-1403 and just to reach the village of Pitarque, but without entering it, in a sharp left turn, take the road TE-V-8042 by which we will continue 3.4 km until you reach a junction, we on the right A-1702 and 5 km we will reach Villarluengo. From Villarluengo we will continue on A.1702 towards La Cañada de Veratanduz, at 4.2km we will see a widening in the road where we will park the vehicle.
Return: Once we have descended the last waterfall, we will continue a few more meters along the bed of the ravine until we reach the Cañada River, where we can either go uphill until we reach the access path to the ravine, or climb a steep ramp that leads us to the road.

Barranco de la Higuerica: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue walking towards the next pond from where a PR starts that zigzags us up to the top of the mountain range. Once up the path forks, we will take to the right towards the head of our ravine. Just when the pines are running out on our right we will leave the path to go into the riverbed.
Tour: A very easy first part up to the rappel from the bush to access the head of R25. From here it is a vertical and vertiginous descent.

Barranco de la Higuerica: Canyon End
Return: We continue along the ravine to the pond, then we will have a path to go north to the car.

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown
Comment: Puerta (hay agujero)

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a PR

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown2
Comment: Collado de la Naveta

Barranco de la Higuerica: Unknown3
Comment: Derecha cross (atajo)

Comment: Pista/panel informativo

Barranco de la Hoya o Pañart: Canyon Start
Approach: After crossing the stream, a path comes out that climbs steeply up to 1500m. Here we will turn right on a losing path through the forest until we reach the stream of Pañart.
Tour: Vertical canyon in its first part and more open and with rappels in ramp below. In summer it dries out so it is better to do it in spring or after rains.

Barranco de la Hoya o Pañart: Canyon End
Return: We will continue to the track that we will take on the right to the car.

Barranco de la Juliana: Canyon Start

Barranco de la Juliana: Canyon End

Barranco de la Linde

Barranco de la Llosa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the track for almost 2 kms until we reach the torrent, we will be on the first vertical with stunning views of the Cardener valley.
Tour: A first rappel, there are 2 spits without a plate or from one on top, to access the vertical, where we have the first long rappel of about 45m. Then a wooded area with rappels that will take us to the second vertical. Here we will also have a first access rappel and then the long rappel of about 60m.

Barranco de la Llosa: Canyon End
Return: We will cross the Cardener to go to the access road to the dam, from here to the road

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 Final
Access: We are located in Sant Llorenç de Morunys and we will take the C462 towards Solsona. We will cross the reservoir and at the p.k. 12 we have the access road to the dam, we will park here where we can park the return car. With the access car we will return towards the dam and after crossing the second tunnel, on the right, p.k. 15,1, we have a track on the right hand side. 15.1, we have a track where we can park. If we take 4×4 we can go up the track 1 km to a flat.
Return: We will cross the Cardener to go to the access road to the dam, from here to the road

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Turismes
Access: We are located in Sant Llorenç de Morunys and we will take the C462 towards Solsona. We will cross the reservoir and at the p.k. 12 we have the access road to the dam, we will park here where we can park the return car. With the access car we will return towards the dam and after crossing the second tunnel, on the right, p.k. 15,1, we have a track on the right hand side. 15.1, we have a track where we can park. If we take 4×4 we can go up the track 1 km to a flat.
Return: We will cross the Cardener to go to the access road to the dam, from here to the road

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 3 cotxes alts
Access: We are located in Sant Llorenç de Morunys and we will take the C462 towards Solsona. We will cross the reservoir and at the p.k. 12 we have the access road to the dam, we will park here where we can park the return car. With the access car we will return towards the dam and after crossing the second tunnel, on the right, p.k. 15,1, we have a track on the right hand side. 15.1, we have a track where we can park. If we take 4×4 we can go up the track 1 km to a flat.

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown
Comment: Accés senda

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada al llit del barranc

Barranco de la Llosa: Unknown2
Comment: Cardener

Barranco de La Losa

Barranco de la Malena: Canyon Start
Approach: From Poveda de la Sierra we can park at the exit of the village towards Taravilla and go up the ravine along a path that runs parallel to the right of it, or park at the entrance of the village and follow a well-marked trail to its beginning.
Tour: Simple, only two rappels and several skills.

Barranco de la Malena: Canyon End
Return: You reach the road

Barranco de la Malena: Unknown
Comment: Entrada Cauce

Barranco de la Malena: Unknown1
Comment: Final Barranco

Barranco de la Manta: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Manta, Palo y Medio We will leave by the access path that goes up by the orographic right of the riverbed until it crosses it, we will be able to accede by here or if we want to go up it something more.

Barranco de la Manta: Canyon End
Return: After the long rappel we reach a chaos and we have a trail on the right marked by which we will go to the uphill trail.

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown1

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown2

Barranco de la Manta: Unknown3

Barranco de la Mascarada: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Mascarada and Clotet banks We cross the ravine and by a path that comes out on the opposite bank we go about 1 km until we reach an old track. Here we turn right onto a path that this time goes up the slope towards the head of Mascarada and Clotet.
Tour: Open, very continuous and very similar to Clotet.

Barranco de la Mascarada: Canyon End
Return: When we get down to the river, we cross it and go up the other side to the trail.

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown
Comment: Izquierda

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown Parking
Access: Take the N260 to Castejón de Sos, where we turn off to Benasque on the A139. Access to the Mascarada and Clotet bcos. We cross Benasque and continue along the road. At the traffic circle we turn to Cerler, we pass the village towards the slopes. At pk 9.4 we have a sharp right curve and a track to the left along the slope. We take it and park at the end, in Bco Ardones.
Return: When we get down to the river, we cross it and go up the other side to the trail.

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown1
Comment: Final Mascarada

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown2
Comment: Final Cllotet

Barranco de la Mascarada: Unknown3
Comment: Inicio Mascarada

Comment: Inicio Cllotet

Comment: Cascada de Ardonés

Comment: Acequia. Escape

Barranco de la Meca

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We pass the fence and continue along the track for almost a kilometer, towards the source of the Pariderilla, until a right turn, here we will find a milestone and as a reference we will have to go down the hill that delimits the bed of the stream left of the main one. Before arriving at the rocky crest we will throw us to the left to enter the dry tributary. Soon the first rappels

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the beach of the Naranjero reservoir, we will see a small path on our left ascending. We will go up it following the milestones (it is better to carry a GPS to avoid getting lost on the way up).

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown
Comment: Cruzar valla/por abajo!

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda a primer cauce

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda salida/Playa!

Barranco de la Pariderilla: Unknown3
Comment: Izquierda 'sendero'

Comment: Pino referencia!

Comment: 2 pinos/bajar a afluente

Comment: Subir por cauce/acortar!

Comment: Derecha salir cauce/cross

Barranco de la Pasada: Canyon Start
Approach: Directo
Tour: A little after passing the track above the stream, it narrows, we will find a first short rappel and then the long rappel to finish descending to the gap. Shortly after a bifurcation to climb/rappel and the difficulties end if we do not continue to Barzolos.

Barranco de la Pasada: Canyon End
Return: As soon as we left the gap, we went to the right slope to go up to the trail.

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to be located in Bigüézal. We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. Up to the bridge of Bigüezál over the river Salazar, we can park here the return car if we are going to combine both descents. With the access car or if we only have one car, we go up the road to Bigüezal, in the same village, after passing the garbage garbage cans in the left curve, there is a track on the right that we will take. After 800m the track makes a double left-right curve with a hut on the right and crosses a stream, ours. We park
Return: As soon as we left the gap, we went to the right slope to go up to the trail.

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown
Comment: Fin Barzolos

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Barzolos

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown Parking1
Access: We will have to be located in Bigüézal. We will take the A21 until exit 35, Lumbier. We will take this road, the NA150, to Lumbier. In the village we will continue towards Navascués on the NA178. Up to the bridge of Bigüezál over the river Salazar, we can park here the return car if we are going to combine both descents. With the access car or if we only have one car, we go up the road to Bigüezal, in the same village, after passing the garbage garbage cans in the left curve, there is a track on the right that we will take. After 800m the track makes a double left-right curve with a hut on the right and crosses a stream, ours. We park
Return: As soon as we left the gap, we went to the right slope to go up to the trail.

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio Pasada

Barranco de la Pasada: Unknown3
Comment: Fin Pasada

Barranco de la Peña: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the same street to take the S70 path to Roque Nublo on the right, we will cross the road again 100m later to leave it behind. After 800m, at the fork, we will go to the right, flanking under the rocks to pass over the bco la Peña and after 1500m from the fork we will leave the path to continue horizontally to the next riverbed which we will reach after another 150m. Here we will find the first rappels
Tour: See topo After the first rappels we exit to the right to return to the bco La Peña and face the long rappel.

Barranco de la Peña: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we left to the right along a small path through the forest to a track that we crossed and continued along the path to the back of the hermitage.

Barranco de La Pileta: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, down to the riverbed
Tour: Semi-open canyon, almost all the rappels are quite steep, there are no big verticals.

Barranco de La Pileta: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we turn left down the slope to go down to the road.

Barranco de La Pileta: Unknown
Comment: 04550 Gérgal

Barranco de La Pileta: Unknown1

Barranco de la Plata

Barranco de la Plaza

Barranco de la Presa: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is obvious although it is better not to go along the riverbed up to the sports area, it is very well dressed.

Barranco de la Presa: Canyon End
Return: Same return as Bujete, we will leave to the right by a small path towards the ruins of the works of the dam. When approaching the wall we will see the Ferrata by which we must climb. We will continue along the ridge and we will see a dirt road, at the crossroads we will go to the right until we reach our parking.

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Entrada a parking
Access: We must be located in Cortes de Pallás, which we will reach by the CV428. About 200m from the village there is a track on the left (Otonel sign) by which we will go about 2.5kms to the basin of the Bujete ravine, we will continue about 500m to a left curve where we have a track on our left. We get in and park
Return: Same return as Bujete, we will leave to the right by a small path towards the ruins of the works of the dam. When approaching the wall we will see the Ferrata by which we must climb. We will continue along the ridge and we will see a dirt road, at the crossroads we will go to the right until we reach our parking.

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown
Comment: Barranc de la Presa (derecha 'senda')

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown1
Comment: Paso a zona alta/ferrata

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown2
Comment: Ferrata (K2/K2+)

Barranco de la Presa: Unknown3
Comment: Trepada y fin de ferrata

Comment: Izquierda hacia la casa/valla

Comment: Panorámica Río Jucar

Comment: Valla abierta/paso a pista

Comment: Pista derecha

Comment: Derecha atajo

Barranco De La Primera Boquera

Barranco de la Ribereta: Canyon Start
Approach: Trail well marked and traveled by hikers. After the refuge we have the GR detour to the right to climb to the pass of Eriste (direction Ref Angel Orus), we will go up this beautiful path through forests seeing in the background the gap that we will descend. Almost at 2300m altitude, the path that climbs to the pass continues straight ahead and a path to our right to the Ibón de Millares, we take this path and soon the path approaches the riverbed, we can access from here or from the dam, a few meters above.
Tour: The descent officially begins at the dam, where the sketch shows a first 50-meter rappel. In reality, this vertical does not exist: it is a ramp that can be climbed without difficulty, which allows you to advance directly to the next section. The access path passes through R2 (50 m), so you can also start there. However, it is worth the climb up to the dam to enjoy the views of the lake, an environment of great alpine beauty. ⚠️ Important: Rope recovery is complicated in most of the canyon, due to the ease of rope snagging in rock grooves or trunks. Careful rope management is recommended: flush the rope, rappel while unclimbing, locate the recovery points well ... At the end of the descent you cross an ice arch bridge with a large block that is usually maintained throughout the summer, a spectacular closure for a demanding and visually stunning alpine canyon.

Barranco de la Ribereta: Canyon End
Return: Once it opens we will go to the right to take the access path.

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown
Comment: enter canyon

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown1
Comment: exit canyon

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown2
Comment: rejoin path

Barranco de la Ribereta: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). We will follow the road towards Plan/Gistaín until we reach San Juan de Plan, we will pass it and at the first sharp bend to the left there is a track straight ahead. This track takes us to Biados (Posets-Maladeta Park panel). We will go up the track until almost the refuge of Biadós, before the camping there is a lot of place to park.
Return: Once it opens we will go to the right to take the access path.

Barranco De La Segunda Boquera

Barranco de La Sobaquera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bend we go right along the ridge with our ravine on our right following an old track, a few meters the track turns right and we will go left to the NW, following the ridge a few meters above the ravine, by a little path little marked. When the path reaches the riverbed we will simply have to follow it.

Barranco de La Sobaquera: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the path that joins the Cuevas ravine to the road. If we only have one vehicle we will follow 100m to the path that goes to the left and up to Teno, you can't miss it, we will reach the cheese factory and continue up to our vehicle.

Barranco de la Torrentera

Barranco de la Viñas: Canyon Start
Approach: With an access car it would be a matter of going down the riverbed to the beginning of the slopes just before the cuts. With a single car we have to go up the tracks and some trails below Lentegí to the ravine (see map).
Tour: Vertical, dry

Barranco de la Viñas: Canyon End
Return: We can return along the Lentegí river doing the missing rappels or just before the river a small path on the orographic left will lead us to some tracks where we can get to the bridge.

Barranco de la Viñas: Unknown Parking
Comment: parking salida
Access: We must approach Lentegi. On the bridge at the exit of Lentegi we can park the car to return. With the access car we follow the track that comes out at the end of the village to the beginning of the route of Las Viñas, after almost 500m there is a track on the left, downhill just in the Bco Las Viñas we will go down to where it meets the ravine and park.
Return: We can return along the Lentegí river doing the missing rappels or just before the river a small path on the orographic left will lead us to some tracks where we can get to the bridge.

Barranco de la Viñas: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking entrada
Access: We must approach Lentegi. On the bridge at the exit of Lentegi we can park the car to return. With the access car we follow the track that comes out at the end of the village to the beginning of the route of Las Viñas, after almost 500m there is a track on the left, downhill just in the Bco Las Viñas we will go down to where it meets the ravine and park.
Return: We can return along the Lentegí river doing the missing rappels or just before the river a small path on the orographic left will lead us to some tracks where we can get to the bridge.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Canyon Start
Approach: Formerly the approach was made by the left orographic now is not possible due to conflicts with private landowners. We will follow the path of Cercerillo (without sun) on the orographic right until we reach the Montalbán irrigation ditch (with shade) which we will follow to the right towards the beginning. If this irrigation ditch carries water, it may not be a good idea to enter the ravine.
Tour: Once the ditch reaches the river in a beautiful walkways we change and enter the riverbed, perhaps going up more road there would be some more rappel. We walk 100 meters and we find the R1 of 15 meters followed by the R2 of 5 meters. After walking 100 meters we found the best rappel of the descent, the R3 12 meters dangerous with flow, followed by a delicate cliff and the R4 of 8 meters. After a tedious 500m walk will give way to two more rappels and the end of the canyon.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Canyon End
Return: Practically immediately, we will arrive at a water catchment that almost dries the riverbed and is very close to our car.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown
Comment: Acceso

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown1
Comment: Acceso1

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown2

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown3
Comment: Aprox1

Comment: Aprox2

Comment: Aprox3

Comment: Derecha

Comment: Derecha Montalbán

Comment: FINAL

Comment: Fuente1

Comment: Lanjarón

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 2 Cercerillo
Access: From Lanjarón and Jaén street there is a paved lane that goes up to the sierra. We will follow it until we reach 3 huge water tanks and here we will park where we will not disturb the workers or the farmers.
Return: Practically immediately, we will arrive at a water catchment that almost dries the riverbed and is very close to our car.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Cercerillo1
Access: From Lanjarón and Jaén street there is a paved lane that goes up to the sierra. We will follow it until we reach 3 huge water tanks and here we will park where we will not disturb the workers or the farmers.
Return: Practically immediately, we will arrive at a water catchment that almost dries the riverbed and is very close to our car.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking Cercerillo
Access: From Lanjarón and Jaén street there is a paved lane that goes up to the sierra. We will follow it until we reach 3 huge water tanks and here we will park where we will not disturb the workers or the farmers.

Barranco de Lanjarón: Unknown Parking3
Comment: Parking Cercerillo1

Comment: Parking Cercerillo11

Barranco de las Ánimas: Canyon Start
Approach: Following a half path down to a dry riverbed, we cross it and go up, 100m later a milestone marks where to leave the trail to take the cordal that goes up the mountain to a track. We will take it to the left with the riverbed of our ravine already at our feet. About 250m later we leave the track and go down to the riverbed.

Barranco de las Ánimas: Canyon End
Return: It ends in a path that comes from the village of Ánimas, a fountain welcomes us, we follow the path to the point where we turn off at the access

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown
Comment: Cruce barranco

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown1
Comment: Derecha

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda

Barranco de las Ánimas: Unknown3
Comment: Bajada izquierda

Comment: Cauce del barranco

Comment: Ráppel

Comment: Fin barranco deportivo

Barranco de las Barandas

Barranco de las Calderas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the same parking a path heading west, almost no slope, which we will follow for 2.5 kilometers. Here, just at the curve of the track, there is a small path heading north that gradually turns left to get into the head of the boilers.
Tour: Ver topo.

Barranco de las Calderas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we go left following the cairns to the track where we turn off. We retrace the access road.

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow trail SL1 up to the pass where we turn right to leave our trail and continue over the cuttings for another 1 km.

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Canyon End
Return: We will descend to the access path

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown
Comment: Panorámica

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown1
Comment: Panorámica

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown2
Comment: Panorámica

Barranco de Las Escaleras: Unknown3

Barranco de las Goteras

Barranco de Las Hiedras

Barranco de las Huesas: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path that comes out next to the pond and goes up the mountain, we will pass the Mediodía cave and continue. Passing a hill where the path turns south towards the Viso, we will go to the watercourse in front of us that is our ravine.

Barranco de las Huesas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track below, we will take it to the left and it will lead us to the vehicle.

Barranco de las Lajas

Barranco de las Madres del Agua: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the GR towards Portillo del Topo where we will leave the GR and go to the right along the trail, after the steel cable the trail crosses the ravine.

Barranco de las Madres del Agua: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the access road

Barranco de las Majadas Viejas

Barranco De Las Mejías: Canyon Start
Approach: Through Saladero Street to go down to the Aguas Del Sauzal Gallery.

Barranco De Las Mejías: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the road on the right. If we only have one vehicle we go up to the intersection with Sierva de Dios street, this street leaves us in the same place where we have parked.

Barranco de las Melosas y de las Palmitas: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediate access and returns
Tour: See topo. We will descend the most rocky part of Melosas and when it turns to the east we leave by the right hillside, after going up we will see the Palmitas riverbed, we will descend to it and follow it until the following difficulties.

Barranco de las Melosas y de las Palmitas: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, continue along the riverbed to GC551.

Barranco de las Moradillas

Barranco de las Ñameras: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bocs Toneleros and Ñameras Along the path of Las Hiedras for about 600m, here we exit to the right, through the bush, towards the riverbed.

Barranco de las Ñameras: Canyon End
Return: After the Salto del Tornero we can go out to the right or left trails that go up the ravine. If we reach the Dragos trail, we can also go up the PR that we have on one side or the other.

Barranco de las Pilas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Pilas and Hondo We left the village by the PR that leaves almost from the p.k 8 and goes up the hill of the mountain, soon turns to the right above the cut above the village to pass a hill and get into the account of the ravine of the Pilas. Arriving at the riverbed we begin the descent

Barranco de las Pilas: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road and follow it to the village where we parked.

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the Ermita there is a track parallel to the stream that goes down to a dam.
Tour: From the dam a fairly open descent until almost the cut over the Tajo, where it closes a little and reaches some entity the descent.

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Tajo, we will go to the right up to the straits and after passing them, soon after, there is a path on our right that goes up to an old track that will take us to the Ermita.

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Unknown
Comment: Zona de estrechos

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Unknown1

Barranco de las Quebrantadas: Unknown2
Comment: Ermita

Barranco de las Revueltillas: Canyon Start
Approach: Ver mapa
Tour: Simple dry canyon with 3 rappels and a few drops.

Barranco de las Revueltillas: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right to the Cahorros trail.

Barranco de las Siete Fuentes: Canyon Start
Approach: If we go with only one car we will have to walk up the road to the village. From the sign "Carretera de Montaña", there is a path on the right that goes down to the stream, we follow it until the first installation.
Tour: Nice descent that, from time to time, is sabotaged by the people of the village. Anyway we can always descend it in natural from trees. In the middle part of the ravine we will have a couple of kicking areas.

Barranco de las Siete Fuentes: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the confluence with the Compludo River we will follow it to the bridge. Caution with the flow of this river!

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Canyon Start
Approach: Parked on the esplanade next to the track and the ravine. We climb to the left of the wall by the most obvious option. From the top you can see the descent to the ravine.
Tour: Short access, immediate return, great views, 5 rappels, one of them of about 40m and the possibility of combining with any other in the area.

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Canyon End
Return: Immediate. It ends next to the track. Just walk to it and from there to where we leave the car.

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown
Comment: PUNTAL DEL RISCO

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown1
Comment: CERRO DUDA

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown2
Comment: CERRO TEJOS

Barranco de las Tabernillas: Unknown3
Comment: PICO DEL BUITRE

Comment: RIO CASTRIL

Comment: CAÑON DE TUNEZ

Comment: CAÑON MAGDALENA

Comment: CAÑON SECO

Comment: CAÑON TABERNILLAS

Comment: ALTO DE LA CABRILLA

Comment: EMPANADAS

Comment: MORRA DEL POYO DE RAMOS

Comment: NACIMIENTO CASTRIL

Comment: CAÑON PERALEJO

Comment: CERRO LOS TORNAJOS

Comment: LA CABRILLA ALTA

Comment: CAMPING

Comment: CAÑON BUITRE

Comment: EMBALSE DEL PORTILLO

Comment: POBLADO DE LA CENTRAL

Comment: CORTIJOS

Comment: COLLADO TINTERO

Comment: CARRIL

Comment: ACCESO CABECERA

Barranco de las Tejas: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the path of the Maroma, when we reach the Arroyo Rábita we cross it and continue upwards until we reach the Arroyo las Tejas.
Tour: Nice descent for its peculiar rappels, the negative point is that it is almost impossible to find the ravine with water. At the end there are some pools that are usually full of dirty water.

Barranco de las Tejas: Canyon End
Return: We follow the irrigation ditch from the Fuente de la Fájara to the access road.

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown
Comment: atajo desde la cueva

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown1
Comment: cruce Maroma-Barranco

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown2
Comment: HACIA CUEVA

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown Parking
Access: We must get to Canillas del Aceituno. From the A45 in Casabermeja take the A356. Or by the A7 also A356 Velez-Malaga. On both sides we must get to pk39 and turn off to Canillas de Aceituno. Arriving at the village at the traffic circle we take a small road to the left towards "Cueva de la Fájara" when we reach the river we look for where to leave the car back. We go up the road and take the street that goes from the village to the soccer field, where the path that goes up to the Maroma begins, here we leave the other car.
Return: We follow the irrigation ditch from the Fuente de la Fájara to the access road.

Barranco de las Tejas: Unknown3
Comment: paso con cable de seguridad

Barranco de las Tobalinas o del Jargu: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to pk 168.9 we have the exit of the PR AS175 or Jargú path. We will go up it until the electric turret (I think the 4th or 5th curve to the left). By the path of the turret we access the stream.
Tour: Slippery descent through tuffs and that from the upwelling goes with water. If we do it after rains form a very colorful waterfalls to descend. Caution that is quite slippery. (2024.07-Juan Angel B.) There has been a landslide of trees and land that makes it difficult to pass through the riverbed in the last section of exit to 20meters of the road. It can be avoided on the left side of the riverbed, moving about 10 meters away, without great difficulties, except for the vegetation.

Barranco de las Tobalinas o del Jargu: Canyon End
Return: We reached the road

Barranco de las Torres: Canyon Start
Approach: From the chapel leaves the local trail PR-TF-71.1 to Boca del Paso and its paragliding area. We will walk along this path for more than a kilometer to a small ravine with a couple of solitary pines on the main riverbed of the Torres, an area where we will go down to a small ravine.

Barranco de las Torres: Canyon End
Return: The last rappel, next to the gallery of the Towers, leaves us in a dam that, in the rainy season, may have water. We will leave by the path to the right and that leads us to the track where we have parked.

Barranco de las Vacas: Canyon Start
Approach: In the direction of the ravine along the road there is a path on the right we will take it and follow it northbound with the bank always on our left, after 1km we have a water reservoir on the right and a tributary of the ravine through which we will access with the first rappels.
Tour: See mole. Simple descent that serves as an initiation. We will be able to make 6 rappels and to leave by the bridge of the highway and we avoided combination of vehicles.

Barranco de las Vacas: Canyon End
Return: From the bridge we will only have to return by the road to the vehicle if we do the short version. If we do the full version, after the last rappel, we will continue along the riverbed to the GC551.

Barranco de las Vacas: Unknown
Comment: Cima

Barranco de las Vacas: Unknown1
Comment: Cueva

Barranco de las Vacas: Waypoint
Approach: In the direction of the ravine along the road there is a path on the right we will take it and follow it northbound with the bank always on our left, after 1km we have a water reservoir on the right and a tributary of the ravine through which we will access with the first rappels.

Barranco de las Vacas: Unknown2
Comment: Collado de montaña

Barranco de las Vallejadas

Barranco de las Vegas: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that leaves the street and at the first crossroads on the right to go down to the riverbed. You can't get lost

Barranco de las Vegas: Canyon End
Return: Once the ravine has opened and we are in the surroundings of Las Rosas we will see the path that crosses the ravine, we take it to the left to go up to the village.

Barranco de Las Vigas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the hermitage, a few meters ahead along the track on the right, 100m later a small path on the right leads down to the river bed.

Barranco de Las Vigas: Canyon End
Return: After the big jump, in the Salto de Las Vigas Gallery. On the right we will see a concrete staircase to access the channel, we will go over the ravine with magnificent views and small caves made for the channel, until we get to the dirt track that leads to the road.

Barranco de Lere: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bcos Diablillo and Lere We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, the following one would be Diablillo.

Barranco de Lere: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and the last cliff, on the left there is a path that in a moment leaves us on the track, we take it to the left, always going upwards and to the left to go to the place where we left the vehicle.

Barranco de Lere: Unknown
Comment: Pasar la valla

Barranco de Lere: Unknown1
Comment: Bajada izquierda al barranco

Barranco de Lere: Unknown2
Comment: Sakto

Barranco de Lerito

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Canyon Start
Approach: Right there, next to the walls, there is a marked path that goes around the walls approaching the Cova del Diví, we will turn right to get into a watercourse under the gaze of the Diví rock. Some milestones / cairns and some red dots will elevate us through this valley, leaving the ravine to our left. Passing a ledge we will see a sign indicating the entrance on the left.
Tour: Some first short rappels and abseils will bring us closer to the interesting part of the canyon. We will link an R25, with a hanging R35 which is accessed from a bush making a natural 7m. In the hanging meeting we can only be 3 people. We will only need the R38 to reach the base.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Canyon End
Return: We will see a small path on the left that will take us to the access path.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown Parking
Access: From Villajoyosa we take the CV770 towards Orxeta and Sella, we will pass Orxeta and continue straight on to Sella. Just at the entrance of the village we have the detour to the right to the Barranc de L'Arc, follow this little road to the Font de l'Arc (we can follow the signs PR CV9 - Benimantell) are 4 km. We can park here or continue straight on along the PR CV9, about 700m and almost next to a house we have a place to park a couple of cars.
Return: We will see a small path on the left that will take us to the access path.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown
Comment: Vistas de

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown1
Comment: Roquedañ a la derecha

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown2
Comment: Muret a la derecha.

Barranco de Les Perxes o Diví: Unknown3
Comment: Cartel indicador. Inicio a 10min.

Comment: Vistas al Puig Campana.

Comment: Fin del barranco. Salido izquierda.

Barranco de les Revoltes: Canyon Start
Approach: Approximations Bcos Llosar, Fondo, Revoltes and Paret From the reservoir there is a winding path that goes up the mountainside, it is the PR CV7 or Senda les Revoltes, we go up to 400m where we will see some wild olive trees on the left and a fita/mojón, without losing height we will go to the riverbed.
Tour: Beautiful succession of rappels without great difficulty except for its length of up to 33m. It does not have complicated installations or overhangs in which a priori we can have difficulties.

Barranco de les Revoltes: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will follow the riverbed until we cross the upstream PR.

Barranco de les Revoltes: Unknown
Comment: Derecha por PR

Barranco de les Revoltes: Unknown1
Comment: Recto dejar PR

Barranco de les Revoltes: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha salida!

Barranco de Letur: Canyon Start
Approach: From the campsite Las Fuentes de Letur follow the signs of the path of the stream to the natural pool of the canals.
Tour: The first rappel begins next to the natural pool of the canals.

Barranco de Letur: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the Pataco puddle, we follow a path to the left uphill.

Barranco de Letur: Unknown
Comment: Fuente Letur

Barranco de Letur: Unknown1
Comment: Fuente Letur

Barranco de Letur: Unknown2
Comment: Fuente Letur

Barranco de Letur: Unknown3

Comment: Arco de las Moreras

Barranco de Liena: Canyon Start
Approach: After the customs office there is a path that goes up through the forest to an altitude of about 1650m. Nice views all the way up through the forest.
Tour: The first part is more open, with steep slopes until reaching the rappel of 28, from here it closes at times forming small alpine gorges, much better formed and with more atmosphere than the first part. Finally we arrive at the waterfall of 70m fractioned, impressive with spring flows. To finish a small gorge

Barranco de Liena: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed almost to the road, and then we turn right to the parking lot.

Barranco de Liena: Unknown

Barranco de Liena: Unknown Parking
Access: On the A138 from Ainsa to France we drive up the Cinca valley towards Bielsa and after passing Parzán we arrive at the old border, where we park.
Return: We follow the riverbed almost to the road, and then we turn right to the parking lot.

Barranco de Limo

Barranco de Lomo Molina: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Laurel and Molina By the path of the Cuesta de López, the same access for Hoya Laurel. At the top, after passing the Cuevecillas and before reaching the Lomo de la Huerta trail, turn right into our ravine.

Barranco de Lomo Molina: Canyon End
Return: We follow the ravine to the road

Barranco de Los Alisos: Canyon Start
Approach: Location bcos los Castaños, los Alisos and la Bina
Tour: 5 rappels in a row without difficulty

Barranco de Los Alisos: Canyon End
Return: Once the fifth rappel has been completed on an artificial rock bridge, we will exit on the orographic right using knotted ropes.

Barranco de Los Alisos: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Alisos

Barranco de Los Alisos: Unknown1
Comment: Salida

Barranco de los Arcos

Barranco de los Berros: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is almost immediate, we go back a few meters to the ravine.

Barranco de los Berros: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappels we will find the path that crosses the ravine and serves as a return by going back up to the left or descending to the beach on the right.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Canyon Start
Approach: Situation bcos los Castaños, los Alisos and la Bina Once parked the car of the exit we will undo the way by the road towards Trevélez looking for the kilometer point 35, to our right we will see that the beautiful communal way is born that in a smooth ascent crosses the irrigation ditch of Cástaras. With the utmost respect and without entering it we will follow it until we reach the confluence with the ravine of the Castaños, the first channel that crosses it, if the ravine already has flow before the irrigation channel, we are in luck.
Tour: Once changed we have a single point to safely reach the first rappel R15. Once down we will avoid by the orographic right a vegetation plug and immediately with a natural we will return to get into the river to not leave it any more, from here everything is continuous until arriving at the bridge.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Canyon End
Return: There is an exit before the bridge that, although it is more comfortable, can generate conflicts. It is better to get to the bridge and exit to the right with the maximum possible respect for the gates and fences.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown
Comment: Combi de coches

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking inicio 2 coches
Access: Once in Trevélez, follow the road towards Almería up to kilometer point 36, cross the riverbed and on the right after the bridge there is room for several cars (not next to the bridge, private property).
Return: There is an exit before the bridge that, although it is more comfortable, can generate conflicts. It is better to get to the bridge and exit to the right with the maximum possible respect for the gates and fences.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown1

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown2

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown3

Comment: Inicio barranco de los Castaños

Comment: T 3m

Comment: SALIDA

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown Parking1
Comment: NO PARKING NO
Access: Once in Trevélez, follow the road towards Almería up to kilometer point 36, cross the riverbed and on the right after the bridge there is room for several cars (not next to the bridge, private property).
Return: There is an exit before the bridge that, although it is more comfortable, can generate conflicts. It is better to get to the bridge and exit to the right with the maximum possible respect for the gates and fences.

Barranco de Los Castaños: Unknown Parking2
Comment: PARKING FINAL 5 COCHES
Access: Once in Trevélez, follow the road towards Almería up to kilometer point 36, cross the riverbed and on the right after the bridge there is room for several cars (not next to the bridge, private property).

Comment: NO SALIR POR AQUI

Comment: FINCA Y PUERTA PRIVADA

Comment: FINCA PRIVADA ANIMALES SUELTOS

Barranco de los Chorretones: Canyon Start
Approach: Calera river ravines and their accesses Next to the church there is a path to the left that goes up the slope and turns to the right to head towards the head of the ravine. We follow the track up to a hut and from here it becomes a path. After 400m it turns left and heads towards the stream over some waterfalls. This is the moment to enter the riverbed
Tour: Very short, we have a first jump/rapel of about 3 meters, then a slide of 5-6 meters and finally the two rappels. The biggest of 12-13m.

Barranco de los Chorretones: Canyon End
Return: We can continue along the creek but it is quite slippery or exit to the right in search of the path uphill.

Barranco de los Chorros

Barranco de los Órganos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Aguire, Órganos, Fuente and Araca inf From the cemetery, in the second left curve, there is a path to the right towards the path of the Cruz Colorada by which we will go about 500m to the path SL-TF296 to La Mesa (which comes out to our left). We go up this path for another 700m until we almost reach a canal, here we turn left and a few meters below the canal we continue parallel. We will pass the bco de la Fuente, the next one is Los Órganos and the third one would be Aguirre.

Barranco de los Órganos: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed for about 300m until we see a path on the left that will lead us to the Tomillos path.

Barranco de Los Paules: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Argatín Sup and Paules We will follow the track up to the top of the mountain range, when we arrive there we will cross another track that we will take to the left to overcome the head of Argantín Sup and to arrive at the Bco Los Paules. We will have a first headwaters and then the second one, both of which are camped.
Tour: Simple descent with somewhat precarious facilities to perform when the rest is impossible in the area.

Barranco de Los Paules: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the road, we must go left to the Vero parking lot or follow the road to the access road.

Barranco de los Pilones: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Laurel, Pilones and Molina banks By the path of the Cuesta de López, same access to Lomo Molina. When arriving at the top, after passing the Cuevecillas and before arriving at the track of Lomo de la Huerta, we will throw us to the left following the small path, this first riverbed to our left is ours, the following one is Hoya Laurel.

Barranco de los Pilones: Canyon End
Return: Along the Charco Azul trail to El Risco

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Canyon Start
Approach: We go east to the head of the first ravine which separates us just 400m. If we continue around this small cirque we will arrive at the second ravine.

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Canyon End
Return: Along the riverbed for about 200m and then turn left to go back up to the track. At the headwaters closest to the vehicle we can go uphill to the left to go back up to the headwaters.

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown
Comment: Senda a rápeles (10 min.)

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown1
Comment: Bajar a rápeles!

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown2
Comment: R árbol 32 metros/pared

Barranco de los Pisaderos: Unknown3
Comment: R 27m volado/por cueva

Comment: Cueva

Comment: Izquierda salida/escape

Comment: Pista/remontar

Barranco de Los Porqueros: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Igueste-Hondo ravines We will follow the track until, after passing over the ravine of the Juncos, it ends. We will continue to the right on a paved path that leads us to our ravine.

Barranco de Los Porqueros: Canyon End
Return: After the R6 we meet again with the path of the gallery of the Gambuesas, it raises us to the right of the ravine to return to descend later to the riverbed. We follow the path along the riverbed with the white arrows that indicate the path to follow to the Arigoña track. We will go to the left until we reach the road.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bocs Toneleros and Ñameras From the restaurant we follow the PR TF2 about 250m until we find a small path on our left through the forest that leads to a deposit, the Llano Frío, past there is a pipe and next to the first facility to descend.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we reach the road, we only have to go to the car. If we only have one vehicle, before the last rappel we will go to the right to go up the slope to the PR, a steep climb of 100m of slope through the forest.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown
Comment: Vista a la derecha del camino.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown1
Comment: Camino

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown2
Comment: Bajada escalonada

Barranco de los Toneleros: Unknown3
Comment: Cruce

Comment: Camino

Comment: Punto de anclaje

Comment: Cuerdas.

Comment: Punto de bajada.

Comment: Pared de bajada.

Comment: Árboles

Comment: Barranco frondoso.

Comment: Flora

Comment: Última bajada.

Comment: Árbol

Comment: Cascada

Comment: Casa de montaña.

Barranco de los Toneleros: Waypoint
Approach: Access bocs Toneleros and Ñameras From the restaurant we follow the PR TF2 about 250m until we find a small path on our left through the forest that leads to a deposit, the Llano Frío, past there is a pipe and next to the first facility to descend.

Barranco de Lugarejos: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to the Lugarejos and Pollo boulders From the top we go back along the road about 400m to leave in search of our riverbed, soon the first rappel. From the dam we will take the path that goes up the slope towards the Pico de Casa, from here we follow the edge of the mountain to the viewpoint on the road.

Barranco de Lugarejos: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom, we go left to the dam.

Barranco de Madroñalejo

Barranco de Manzano / Hondo

Barranco de Marín: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow track so as not to get lost among the large number of trails

Barranco de Marín: Canyon End
Return: Follow the stream to the dam, exit to the right following the canalization, when you reach the pipe, go down the path to the side to the power plant.

Barranco de Marín: Unknown
Comment: cab maringo erreka

Barranco de Marín: Unknown1
Comment: Desvio por pista

Barranco de Marín: Unknown2
Comment: pk salida

Barranco de Marín: Unknown3
Comment: pk sup

Comment: sastra erreka

Barranco de Mas del Zapo

Barranco de Mascarat

Barranco de Mátalo

Barranco de Matils: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the village towards the metal bridges (footbridges) over the river, to take the path that goes up to Escartin, this path has no complications. Once in Escartin we will go to the top and take a path heading north, quite lost, that without gaining too much height goes to the Seretas, from here, about 1400m high, this path leads us to our ravine.
Tour: A multitude of slopes and small pools, lots of vegetation and only 5 rappels of up to 11m.

Barranco de Matils: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Otal path, we leave the ravine and take it in a southerly direction until we reach the footbridges.

Barranco de Matils: Unknown
Comment: Desvío a Otal por A Calma

Barranco de Matils: Unknown1
Comment: Desvío a Otal por A Calma

Barranco de Matils: Unknown2
Comment: Desvío a Otal por A Calma

Barranco de Matils: Unknown3
Comment: Desvío a Otal por Matils y A Calma

Comment: Desvío Escartín

Comment: Desvío Glera de Otal

Comment: Desvío Barranco De La Pera

Comment: Desvío a barranco de Matils

Barranco de Matos: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave towards SE by a track that avoids the valley to turn north along the edge of the hill, after 300m we will reach some cliffs with stunning views of the coast, on our right we can see the access to the ravine, we descend along the path to the riverbed.

Barranco de Matos: Canyon End
Return: We cross under the highway and when we reach the sea we turn left to go out to the beach and go up to where we parked.

Barranco de Matos: Unknown
Comment: Primer coche y vistacas!!

Barranco de Matos: Unknown1
Comment: Vista de la ciudad

Barranco de Matos: Unknown2
Comment: Atravesar tunel

Barranco de Matos: Unknown3
Comment: Tunel correcto para salir

Comment: Segundo coche. Fin

Barranco de Mecina-Bombarón

Barranco de Mindiko Erreka

Barranco de Monchalbán: Canyon Start
Approach: A path goes up the slope in a northeasterly direction, after 400m it turns south and 200m later the path turns to the east and heads towards the headwaters.
Tour: A simpler first part to go to the rappel zone with the rappels in the trap.

Barranco de Monchalbán: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the end of the last rappel we will see a path that crosses us and that we will take to the right, shortly we will be in the parking place.

Barranco de Monchalbán: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento e inicio de la aproximación
Access: From Marbella on the A7176 towards Istán. Shortly before p.k. 9 we have a small esplanade on the left and about 100m before we have on the right a track that goes up. We will get into it that climbs in an easterly direction up the mountain. After a kilometer we have a sharp left turn, wide, with a path on our right. We park.
Return: When we reach the end of the last rappel we will see a path that crosses us and that we will take to the right, shortly we will be in the parking place.

Barranco de Monchalbán: Unknown
Comment: Inicio del barranco

Barranco de Montrondo: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path of the Fuentes de Omaña, which leaves at the end of the village, cross the river, and on the other side we take a track that takes us up the river Omaña by its orographic right. After passing some rocks, the valley opens up and we can go down to the riverbed.
Tour: See sketch. All are slides or jumps, you can rappel from trees in natural.

Barranco de Montrondo: Canyon End
Return: After the last jump we reach another dam where we will exit to the left to a path that leads us to the village.

Barranco de Navea

Barranco de Nuaz

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Gabarri We will leave following the river, south direction, towards an old borda, we go around it and take a small path that starts behind it. Access to the Paco Chacobo, Paco Leala and Gabarri banks. This small path, losing in many moments, raises us above the valley, to go heading north towards the bed of Paco Leala, after a turn to the right we change from the mountain and we will see the long waterfall of Paco Leala. We will continue the ascent gently with the waterfall on the left, surrounding this small cirque and surpassing it until we reach the riverbed, we cross it and we head to surpass the next spur. From here we already intuit the complete route to descend, we will continue without losing height until we reach the riverbed. Some reviews indicate the possibility of climbing directly up the left slope (orographic of the stream) from the Gabarri to the headwaters.
Tour: Several waterfalls to be descended and a multitude of skills up to the Gabarri riverbed.

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed until we reach Gabarri and from here to the south following the path to the track.

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown
Comment: Paco Chacobo?

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown1
Comment: Paco Leala?

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada??

Barranco de Paco Chacobo: Unknown3
Comment: Final paco chacobo

Barranco de Palos Blancos

Barranco de Peguera

Barranco de Penido Novo

Barranco de Perthus o Salt del Fito

Barranco de Polegre: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the indicated PR until descending to the riverbed
Tour: Ver todo

Barranco de Polegre: Canyon End
Return: We follow the ravine for almost 1km until we cross a path, we take it to the left and it leads us to C/ las Cuevas.

Barranco de Polegre: Unknown

Barranco de Pondiellos Superior

Barranco de Ponticela

Barranco de Pouets Inferior

Barranco de Racamonde

Barranco de Río Blanco: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach bcos Salto Lobo and Rio Blanco Along the GR trail and we will turn right following a marked path that leads us down to the river.
Tour: A small gorga with slides and jumps.

Barranco de Río Blanco: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we will exit to the left to go up to the road.

Barranco de Riueño: Canyon Start
Approach: On this track we start to climb to take the path of Riueño lake. We will make the hard uphill area, the zigzags to reach an area where the path approaches the riverbed and loses slope the access path, we continue a little and enter the riverbed. If we reach a small stream (in summer it is dry) we will have passed.
Tour: Alpine with boxed areas, cold water from spring thaws

Barranco de Riueño: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will pay attention to the orographic right because we will see a path that will take us to the road bridge.

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown
Comment: CARRETERA

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown1
Comment: DER marcas ROJAS

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown2
Comment: INICIO

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown3
Comment: IZQ Abajo

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown Parking
Comment: PARKING (2 x 40 m)
Access: On the N230 between Pont de Suert and Vielha. At the height of pk 145, starting the Baserca reservoir, just at the exit of the tunnel, we pass the bridge over the river and on the left we have the access road and parking place.
Return: After the last rappel we will pay attention to the orographic right because we will see a path that will take us to the road bridge.

Barranco de Riueño: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PISTA + Parking
Access: On the N230 between Pont de Suert and Vielha. At the height of pk 145, starting the Baserca reservoir, just at the exit of the tunnel, we pass the bridge over the river and on the left we have the access road and parking place.
Return: After the last rappel we will pay attention to the orographic right because we will see a path that will take us to the road bridge.

Comment: Pista NO

Comment: Un Respiro

Comment: X SENDERO

Barranco de Robles: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos (left to right) Carrasca, Useros, Robles, Capellanes, Largo, Alejo Gómez It is obvious, you just have to go down to the riverbed
Tour: Simple. From Bco Capellanes it closes and narrows, gaining height rappels. Capellanes is equipped with clamps as a ferrata except for the final part.

Barranco de Robles: Canyon End
Return: Leaving the ropes to climb them or going up the Capellanes clamps. Or when we get to the Júcar we turn left to the trail that goes up to Casa Useros.

Barranco de Robles: Unknown
Comment: Barranco de Robles

Barranco de Robles: Unknown1
Comment: Salida derecha

Barranco de Robles: Unknown2
Comment: Opción mas directa.

Barranco de Rotal

Barranco de Rovente: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Provedo and Rovente mills We continue walking along the track that goes up to the upper track, access to the mills. Once on the upper track, we continue about 500m to a hut, just before the left curve, we turn right onto a path that goes to the hut of Rovente, we follow the riverbed until the first difficulties. If we continue to the next riverbed we arrive at Provedo.
Tour: Open, through a beautiful beech forest. When you reach the track, the first part ends and the second part begins.

Barranco de Rovente: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will arrive at the remains of an old track in disuse. We will go to the right and continue to the track where we parked. If we are going to do the lower part, we will leave this track behind and continue the descent. When you reach the confluence with the stream Trapía continue along the bed about 100m more to a track, take this track on the left downhill to the road. Right there we will have parked.

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown
Comment: cabaña rovente cab provedo

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown1
Comment: cabaña rovente cab rovente

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown2
Comment: Casa Del Brillante pk rovente integral

Barranco de Rovente: Unknown3
Comment: cruce pista parque eolico

Comment: fin rovente inf

Comment: k53 los tornos pista a rovente y provedo

Comment: pista salida

Comment: R 24m

Comment: R 4m sin equipo

Comment: rovente inf cabe

Comment: rovente inf R 3m

Comment: rovente sup cabe

Comment: rovente SUP retorno

Comment: subestacion electrica

Barranco de Royo Malo: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track we will climb about 750m walking up to a path that goes off to the right and that leads to a kind of firebreak that, in steep climb, will take us to the hill. From here up, we will continue, more or less cross-country to the generally dry bed of the stream.
Tour: The first part with the two highest rappels, both with overhangs and areas of dexterity. Then a second part after the cave/surge that gives its name to the canyon, in which there may be water and we will find the marmita trap. If there is water we descend to the right to avoid it, without water we can go down to the bottom to climb on the right. Finally the beautiful waterfall in tuff ramp, descend it on the left to avoid stepping on it.

Barranco de Royo Malo: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the road

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento Arroyo Malo
Access: Along the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. From Cañamares to Puente Vadillos, after passing the campsite, just where the road turns left to pass the bridge, we will continue straight ahead to Fuertescusa and Poyatos. We will leave on the left the bathing area of Cañamares, we will continue and pass the beautiful village of Fuertescusa with its ferrata "Asalto al Castillo K2-K4". We will continue a little more until the recreational area of the Fuente del Cayo, approximately 17kms of road, after passing it we will see a track on our left, we can park here or a little further on just at the exit of the ravine.

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown
Comment: Cueva del Royo Malo

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown1

Barranco de Royo Malo: Unknown2

Barranco de Saba: Canyon Start
Approach: We go up the road to pk 4. and soon after we will see where to go down to the ravine. You can go further up and do a couple more rappels.
Tour: A simple descent that is very interesting after rainfall. If it has not rained heavily it is better not to enter since in the surroundings, the farms dump their waste in this river.

Barranco de Saba: Canyon End
Return: We went out to the track where we parked.

Barranco de San Antón

Barranco de San Cabras

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guayonje-Mesa del Mar At the end of the road there is a metal valley on the right with a gate that can be crossed, on the other side is the ravine. Please leave the gate closed.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Canyon End
Return: At the end we find on the left the castle or Castillete de Guayonje and on the right the promenade of Mesa del Mar that leads to the parking lot.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown
Comment: Desvío a la derecha por el paseo.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown1
Comment: Cancela.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown2
Comment: Castillete de Guayonje.

Barranco de San Jerónimo: Unknown3
Comment: Coche de cabecera.

Comment: Coche del final.

Comment: Desvío a la izquierda.

Barranco de San Juanº

Barranco de San Miguel

Barranco de Sangas: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the track that goes straight ahead, when we reach the stream we find a bridge, under it begins our descent.
Tour: First rappel under the bridge with several installations, then a second rappel at the confluence with Setal to a small pool, the third rappel is an unequipped ramp that we can secure from the trees and finally a small grooved rappel.

Barranco de Sangas: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed for about 100m to find a small path that leads us up to the road.

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown1
Comment: Pista aproximación

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown2
Comment: Aproximación

Barranco de Sangas: Unknown3
Comment: Puente

Comment: Cabecera primer rápel

Comment: Primer tobogán

Comment: Cabecera tercer rápel

Comment: Tramo andando

Comment: Salida

Comment: Paso cercado

Comment: Carretera

Barranco de Santa Baia

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking you just have to follow the riverbed through the badinas to the great vertical of almost 70m. From Yebra we will follow the marked path of the Hermitages that goes up by the orographic right of the river, crosses the stream (end of the descent) and already by the left it approaches the walls of the hermitages. The last stretch of ascent is by the strip that takes us to the top.
Tour: Spectacular vertical above the hermitages, in which we will be hanging over them. From here a typical descent between blocks of conglomerate with rappels up to 18m and several slides. We should not miss the small caves that we will find along the descent (foresee frontal) because some are real gems.

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the junction with the path of the hermitages we finish. If we have a car at the bottom, it will be a matter of following the path for about 30-40min. If we only have a car at the top, we will have to ascend by the mentioned path.

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Unknown
Comment: 1er coche

Barranco de Santa Orosia: Unknown1
Comment: 2o coche

Barranco de Saramillo

Barranco de Sel del Cedo

Barranco de Sen Superior

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the stream and continue along the path that goes up the stream on the orographic right. At a point where the trail makes a turn to the east following the riverbed, we will be able to get into the riverbed. Approximately 1.1 km from the car.
Tour: A couple of interesting rappels and then the rest of the route can be climbed, without big formations.

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the junction with the Sangas, we will find a path that we will take to the right and soon we will reach the car.

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown Parking
Access: We must get to Sangas, in the valley of Soba. By the N629 from Ramales de la Victoria (p.k. 67) we have the detour by the CA256 to Veguilla. From Collado de Asón also to Veguilla. Once in Veguilla, at km. 10 there is a detour to Villar and Sangas on the CA663. After one kilometer, at the sharp right-hand bend, we will take the turn to Sangas. One kilometer later we will reach San Bartolomé, and here we turn right to Sangas. Before going up to the village we will find a very sharp left curve and a track in front of us, which we will take. We will park at the end, right next to the river.
Return: When we reach the junction with the Sangas, we will find a path that we will take to the right and soon we will reach the car.

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown
Comment: Aproximación

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: Senda

Barranco de Setal Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: Sendero

Comment: Fin aproximación

Comment: Zona de caminar

Comment: Rápel

Comment: Bonitos rincones

Comment: Maraña de maderos

Comment: Árbol caído

Comment: Rápel bolado

Comment: Rápel 6m

Comment: Último rápel

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the track for about 300m until a left curve, here we turn right into the ravine.
Tour: We will reach the first rappel from a tree of about 20m, shortly after the second rappel with an overhanging section.

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed back to the street.

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Unknown
Comment: Derecha e izquierda!

Barranco de Sierra Cortina: Unknown1
Comment: Derecha campo través!

Barranco de Silva: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is very easy to park and follow the track until it ends, then the San Felipe trail goes to the right through the tunnels. We will go down the ravine to pass under the highway bridge, where the R1 is located. From below by the street Diseminado de San Felipe we approach the base of the bridge of the freeway, arriving we will find a path on the right "Camino de San Felipe" where we will go up until we pass the last tunnel of GC2 towards Galdar. Here we will take the path to the right towards the bridge.

Barranco de Silva: Canyon End
Return: We continue walking to the beach where we will find a path parallel to the coastline, 300m to the right we will reach San Felipe passing by the bunker.

Barranco de Sordials

Barranco de Soutullo

Barranco de Tarrascona

Barranco de Tavizna

Barranco de Tendeña

Barranco de Toll de la Zorra

Barranco de Trásito Sup: Canyon Start
Approach: Lower and Upper Transit Access Immediate with two cars. From Lamiana we have a path that goes up the slope towards the caves.
Tour: Nice descent if we find the canyon with water, otherwise many of the abseils can be climbed.

Barranco de Trásito Sup: Canyon End
Return: We will be able to leave by Arnales and in 30m we would arrive at Lamiana. If we continue to the farm we arrive at the curve where we park to make Trásito Inferior.

Barranco de Trevijano: Canyon Start
Approach: OpenStreetMap mapping (OSM) At the entrance to Soto en Cameros, arriving from Logroño, before reaching the hostel, take a path to the right - signposted to date - that goes up to the village of Trevijano. After approximately 20 minutes, we cross the bed of the Trevijano stream, this is the division between the upper and lower part of the ravine. The upper part is very muddy and lacks of interest, reason why we will initiate the descent in this part of the ravine.
Tour: We start with a first rappel ramp of about 8m with anchors on both sides, and that in dry conditions can be climbed. After a few small ledges we reach the most outstanding difficulty of the descent, a very aesthetic R18 with anchors on both sides. The next two ledges can be climbed depending on the flow, otherwise it will be necessary to look for a tree on the right bank to rappel safely. Another R4 and several climbable projections take us to the lower part of the bridge that crosses the road; we descend a short R5 between rocks. Several ledges lead us to the Torrejón path; on the other side we descend two R5s and a flat R9 separated by stretches with abundant undergrowth. Then another succession of climbable ledges leave us at the Leza river.

Barranco de Trevijano: Canyon End
Return: OpenStreetMap Cartography (OSM) We go up the leza a few meters until we find the Torrejón path on the right, which we will follow to Soto en Cameros.

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown
Comment: cab trevijano

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown1
Comment: camino y escape

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown2
Comment: fin bco trevijano

Barranco de Trevijano: Unknown3
Comment: PK trevijano

Comment: Soto en Cameros

Comment: tunel y escape

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Canyon Start
Tour: Descent of the vertical of the Mura waterfall

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed to the track

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Unknown
Comment: ABREBADERO

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Unknown1
Comment: INICIO

Barranco de Trigás Superior: Unknown2
Comment: BARRANCO TRIGAS SUPERIOR

Barranco de Turmeda: Canyon Start
Approach: The path down from both Sapeira and Esplugafreda is quite lost, with the track we will have no problem to reach the riverbed. Then we will go up the river as best we can to overcome the walls and more fattened area.
Tour: Descent between blocks, more like water trekking

Barranco de Turmeda: Canyon End
Return: Along the same access path

Barranco de Turmeda: Unknown
Comment: Sapeira

Barranco de Vilarmel

Barranco de Vistosla: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot following the forest track in 10 minutes we will cross the bed of the ravine.
Tour: Short descent, with long rappels, very interesting in spring, quite slippery in its intermediate zones, reequipped with parabolt and reinforced ring with sheet metal on the 3 rappels.

Barranco de Vistosla: Canyon End
Return: The return of this canyon can be losing, we must take into account that we must go up the Estarrún river (assess its flow), about 200 meters then to the left going backwards we will look for the clearest area, to find a small wall that we will have to climb, IIIº, from there we will go out to the fields and look for the track to go directly to the parking, 20 minutes if we embark in the area of the wall.

Barranco de Vistosla: Unknown
Comment: Fin Barranco

Barranco de Vistosla: Unknown1

Barranco de Vistosla: Unknown Parking
Access: To get to the ravine we will go to the town of Aisa (Huesca), once there we will go to the bottom of the Valley of Aisa, once past the Sibiscal waterfall, visible from the road (ideal ravine to combine) we will look for the detour to the picnic area of Abi, which is where we will park the car.
Return: The return of this canyon can be losing, we must take into account that we must go up the Estarrún river (assess its flow), about 200 meters then to the left going backwards we will look for the clearest area, to find a small wall that we will have to climb, IIIº, from there we will go out to the fields and look for the track to go directly to the parking, 20 minutes if we embark in the area of the wall.

Barranco de Yali

Barranco de Yer o Montanha de Delà

Barranco de Zunarro: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up the stream by its orographic left, soon a detour to the right in continuous ascent that enters the Zunarro stream. Among the forest will come a time when we will go down to cross the stream and see a well-marked path that goes up the right orographic. When we reach a point where it crosses to the left we will have reached the end of the ravine, we will continue climbing through the forest until we cross the stream again to the orographic right and, following the cairns, without such a marked path, we will overcome the upper waterfalls to enter there.
Tour: Three sections, with a narrow intermediate zone, which can be very technical when there is a high flow rate

Barranco de Zunarro: Canyon End
Return: Along the approach path

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown
Comment: aldea de altuzarra

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown1
Comment: boca mina Ornutia

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown2
Comment: entrada barranco de Ornutia

Barranco de Zunarro: Unknown3
Comment: fin bco ornutia

Comment: ini tramo encajado ornutia

Comment: PK bco ornutia

Barranco del Agua o del Río: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the Canal de los 1000 to the Aculadero gallery, just before the tunnel.

Barranco del Agua o del Río: Canyon End
Return: After the R2 or Viñátigo jump we have the gallery, here we will find a path to the right that goes up, narrow and peculiar by the stones to return to the riverbed at the height of the gallery of the Higueras Salvajes. Here we will already find buildings and a wider path to go down to the Hidro. The views from this path are spectacular.

Barranco del Alto de Ayora

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Canyon Start
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the runway we will go to the right to the watercourse of our ravine.

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Canyon End
Return: We follow the course to the track

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown Parking
Comment: Párking 1
Access: In Estepona, we will leave towards the cemetery and from there to Los Polvitos, or along the Colada de los Molinos road, right next to the aerodrome. Banks Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos By the Colada de los Molinos we will arrive to the park of San Isidro and we will turn right to Los Polvitos, next to the aerodrome.
Return: We follow the course to the track

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown
Comment: Giro a la derecha

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the runway we will go to the right to the watercourse of our ravine.

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown1

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint1
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the runway we will go to the right to the watercourse of our ravine.

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint2

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio del barranco

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Unknown3
Comment: Poza

Comment: Poza

Comment: Bajo roca

Comment: Caos de rocas

Barranco del Arroyo de la Miel: Waypoint3

Comment: Alberca

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Canyon Start
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the track we will see the GR markers, we will follow it to the right to go over the Miel riverbed and reach the next riverbed, which is ours.

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Canyon End
Return: We follow the course to the track

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking, justo a la finca Inspira
Access: In Estepona, we will leave towards the cemetery and from there to Los Polvitos, or along the Colada de los Molinos road, right next to the aerodrome. Banks Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos By the Colada de los Molinos we will arrive to the park of San Isidro and we will turn right to Los Polvitos, next to the aerodrome.

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown
Comment: Giro a la derecha

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Waypoint
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks From the door of the aerodrome through the small watercourse we will go up without a fixed path to take the watershed and the towers of the light above. Just when we reach the height of the track we will see the GR markers, we will follow it to the right to go over the Miel riverbed and reach the next riverbed, which is ours.

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown1
Comment: Giro a la derecha

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown2
Comment: Giro a la izquierda

Barranco del Arroyo de los Chivos: Unknown3

Comment: Baliza de señalización

Comment: Parte más alta del sendero

Comment: Torre electricidad

Comment: INICIO BARRANCO

Comment: Caos de bloques

Comment: Parte final del arroyo

Barranco del Arroyo Hinojoso

Barranco del Baden

Barranco del Baden 2

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will follow the path described for the access car. Once at the farm we will follow the track that goes down to the SW, at the end we reach a cabin and head W in search of the stream.
Tour: A first stretch of waterfalls with the magnificent first waterfall of 38m, we will have stretches of walking to reach the following waterfalls

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Canyon End
Return: After the final R5 we will go out on the right slope to climb a trail, this trail will take us almost to the village.

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown
Comment: baulalastras inf fin bco

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown1
Comment: cab baulalastras inf

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown2
Comment: cabaña

Barranco del Baulalastras Inferior: Unknown3
Comment: pk baulalastras inf 2

Comment: pk blaustras inf 1

Comment: pk SUP baulalastras inf

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the stream and continue along the track, the next riverbed to cross is that of the Baulalastras stream. Soon the track ends and at the end we go south through the forest (we will look for a blue reference point), practically without a path, heading south, we will climb the hill to the top where we will find a track that we take to the left. We will walk along the track 500m to a path/track that heads north, it ends and we continue along the stream that leads us right to the first rappel, access to the ravine.
Tour: Nice descent into the beech forest, open and well formed.

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the access road, we take it to the right until we reach the car.

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown
Comment: baulalastras SUP cab

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown1
Comment: baulalastras SUP camino

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown2
Comment: baulalastras SUP finca

Barranco del Baulalastras Superior: Unknown3
Comment: baulalastras SUP punto azul

Comment: pk baulalastras SUP

Comment: sangas pueblo

Barranco del Bolbo Negro: Canyon Start
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Barranco del Bolbo Negro: Canyon End
Return: – TODO –

Barranco del Búho

Barranco del Cabuco: Canyon Start
Approach: The access is practically immediate, we leave by the service road and as soon as we can, we turn left to follow the riverbed.

Barranco del Cabuco: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the sea we go out to the right through rocks to some shacks, here we will find the remains of a path that climbs steeply up to the service road.

Barranco del Calabozo: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is immediate, we have the rings on the other side of the road.

Barranco del Calabozo: Canyon End
Return: We will continue walking along the ravine by the path of the climbers that goes down to the beach, then along the street Diseminado de San Felipe to the lay-by where we have parked. If we only have one vehicle above, just at the end of the descent we go right towards a pool, we pass it and when we reach the next one we turn right to go up the slope to the road.

Barranco del Caldarés: Canyon Start
Approach: Following the marks of the GR towards the Bachimaña refuge we will climb the first slopes seeing the descent to be made on our right. In this section we can perfectly evaluate the flow. If we continue a little further we will reach a small plain (the Bozuelo) where we leave the path and approach the river.
Tour: Cold, slippery, continuous descent, with abundant water and breathtaking views. If we have problems we can get out at almost any waterfall to the access road.

Barranco del Caldarés: Canyon End
Return: Immediate, it ends at the power plant next to the refuge.

Barranco del Calera Inferior: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked next to the ferrata we only have to go down the ferrata to the riverbed. If we have parked in Ramales we will take the road to Hazas that takes us to the cave, we will pass the ferrata del Cáliz, a viewpoint and we arrive at the ferrata de Calera, access to the ravine.
Tour: A first part of rappels and the second part of skills and progression along the river. After the first rappel, the flood of 2022 took away part of the ground and now the access to the second rappel is at a height of 4m.

Barranco del Calera Inferior: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we turn left, go up to the road and head towards the village.

Barranco del Castellet: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the Chorrico path we will approach the wall where the ferrata is. We will see the signs of the ferrata with its description. After doing it we go out to the right to look for the first meeting of the ravine.
Tour: Very simple, it can be used to initiate in ferratas and canyoning.

Barranco del Castellet: Canyon End
Return: We will go out to the Chorrico fountain, we only have to retrace the path.

Barranco del Castellet: Unknown
Comment: Fuente del chorrico

Barranco del Castellet: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio ferrata

Barranco del Castellet: Unknown2
Comment: Fin de ferrata/derecha!

Barranco del Chirigel: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, we pass it and the next ravine is the diablillo and after passing the next hill under the Chirigel Mountain we will arrive at our descent.

Barranco del Chirigel: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel there is a small exposed path to the left that will take us to the Diablillo gully, from here we will go to the return track of all the ravines in this area.

Barranco del Cimorro

Barranco del Colcho

Barranco del Cura: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Mina, Era and Cura banks. From the vehicle above is almost immediate, we follow the track a little until we can get into the riverbed. From the vehicle below we should go up the track to the headwaters.

Barranco del Cura: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the Angosturas ravine, we will follow it down to the parking lot.

Barranco del Diablillo: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bcos Diablillo and Lere We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, we pass it and the next ravine is ours.

Barranco del Diablillo: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, on the left there is a path with a lot of loose, somewhat exposed aculeus that in a moment leaves us on the track, we take it to the left towards the Leres ravine, soon we will cross it, just here we could make an atroche to the top of the track, if not we will follow it always ascending and to the left to go to stop at the place where we left the vehicle.

Barranco del Diablillo: Waypoint
Approach: Approach Bcos Diablillo and Lere We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go right gently uphill. After several curves we arrive at the ravine of Leres, we pass it and the next ravine is ours.

Barranco del Draguillo

Barranco del Duende: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the house's ridge and after about a kilometer we will turn left into the ravine.
Tour: Not too interesting. A couple of interesting rappels and nothing more.

Barranco del Duende: Canyon End
Return: At the last rappel we will stay in the girdle and exit to the right. At 300-400m we exit to the right and climb the spur. Then we will only have to follow the ridge to the access.

Barranco del Duende: Unknown Parking
Comment: Párking
Access: We are located in Millares towards Bicorp on the CV580. At pk 45, just at the top of the hill there is a road to the left by the Camaro. Soon we will find a detour to the right that we will not take, we will always continue south along the reservoir. When the track becomes impassable except 4×4 we will be approaching the descent to the Escalona reservoir and we will have the Duende ravine on the left. We can go left on this track worse until the end there are some olive trees and a dilapidated hut.
Return: At the last rappel we will stay in the girdle and exit to the right. At 300-400m we exit to the right and climb the spur. Then we will only have to follow the ridge to the access.

Barranco del Duende: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Párking 1 pista buena
Access: We are located in Millares towards Bicorp on the CV580. At pk 45, just at the top of the hill there is a road to the left by the Camaro. Soon we will find a detour to the right that we will not take, we will always continue south along the reservoir. When the track becomes impassable except 4×4 we will be approaching the descent to the Escalona reservoir and we will have the Duende ravine on the left. We can go left on this track worse until the end there are some olive trees and a dilapidated hut.
Return: At the last rappel we will stay in the girdle and exit to the right. At 300-400m we exit to the right and climb the spur. Then we will only have to follow the ridge to the access.

Barranco del Duende: Unknown
Comment: Para 4x4

Barranco del Duende: Unknown1

Barranco del Duende: Unknown2

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint
Approach: We will follow the house's ridge and after about a kilometer we will turn left into the ravine.

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint1
Approach: We will follow the house's ridge and after about a kilometer we will turn left into the ravine.

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint2

Barranco del Duende: Unknown3
Comment: Estrechos y surgencias

Barranco del Duende: Waypoint3

Comment: Potamogeton nodosus

Comment: sarcocapnossp

Comment: Egagropila

Comment: Salida a buscar el espolón

Comment: Antigüo camino de Tous viejo a millares subimos para la Atalaya

Barranco del Embudo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the wooden huts we go straight out through the Bonanza ravine along the path that can be seen, we will go up the path that turns to the north to the stone quarry. At the end of the rocky area we will take the strip that goes to our right and takes us to the funnel and to the top of the wall, where we find the handrail to access the R1.
Tour: 4 rappels on the wall

Barranco del Embudo: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, we go straight ahead to the ravine and the trail uphill.

Barranco del Escarabajo: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that passes by the reservoir we will go up for about 300m with the ravine on our left, when we see that we have overcome the small wall of the ravine we descend to its bed.

Barranco del Escarabajo: Canyon End
Return: We can leave by the road bridge or continue a little further and climb up the left slope.

Barranco del Espigón de Tea: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the hill along the path, once there we will continue almost in a straight line looking for the riverbed, the beginning of the basin that brings us closer to the head of the ravine.

Barranco del Espigón de Tea: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Barranco de Añavingo path, a pilgrimage area, we will continue along the path/track to the parking area.

Barranco del Estrecho de las Cabras

Barranco del Gato: Canyon Start
Approach: Approaching Bcos Diablillo, Leres and Gato We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go to the right in a gentle climb, after 600m we reach our ravine, the next 400m later is Leres, not to be confused.

Barranco del Gato: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we do not cross the track, we will take it to the right to go up.

Barranco del Gato: Waypoint
Approach: Approaching Bcos Diablillo, Leres and Gato We will continue walking along the track towards the south. There are two branches, the one on the left, downhill, is where we will return, we go to the right in a gentle climb, after 600m we reach our ravine, the next 400m later is Leres, not to be confused.

Barranco del Horcajo: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track towards the hill following the indications of the ravine, we will go down the same track until it reaches the stream, at which point the GR turns right to get into the narrows, a few meters below, the trail approaches the stream, time to access.
Tour: Very simple, almost a water hiking, in which we can equip a couple of steps. If we do not want we can avoid them. Highly recommended the caves

Barranco del Horcajo: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Tajo, we can cross it and go up to the track where we have parked.

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Horcajo inicio
Access: By the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. When we get to Beteta we turn off towards Masegosa on the CM-2201 and follow it until we reach the Peralejos de las Truchas turnoff CM-2106 (turn left). On the road to Peralejos we will reach the bridge over the river Tajo (Martinete bridge), take the track that goes to the left, just across the bridge and after a kilometer we will have room to park in the area used by bathers or a little further on. With the access car we return to the road undoing part of the road until p.k. 84. 84, in the curve there we will find a panel with the GR that runs through the ravine. We park here.
Return: We will arrive at the Tajo, we can cross it and go up to the track where we have parked.

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown
Comment: Entra al Barranco Horcajo

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown1
Comment: Cueva 1

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown2
Comment: Pasamanos 1

Barranco del Horcajo: Unknown3
Comment: La cueva de los enamorados

Comment: Gradas

Comment: Segundas gradas

Comment: Pasamos 3

Comment: Fin barranco río Tajo

Comment: Camino de retorno

Comment: Final retorno recogida en furgo

Barranco del Literola Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk 20m along the road and to the left there is a marked path. We go up this path until the forest ends and the meadows begin, soon we will see the access to the literola inf on the left. We continue climbing and after another hour of walking and after a small hill we will see the access on the left.
Tour: Open descent, with precarious facilities. Some rappels can be climbed and in most cases we will install in natural areas.

Barranco del Literola Superior: Canyon End
Return: We can continue with Literola Inf or go uphill and retrace our steps.

Barranco del Literola Superior: Unknown Parking
Access: Arriving in Benasque, we continue north towards Baños and Hospital de Benasque. At the height of the Baños de Benasque there is a bridge with the sign Barranco de Literola. We park in the esplanade before or after the bridge.
Return: We can continue with Literola Inf or go uphill and retrace our steps.

Barranco del Literola Superior: Unknown
Comment: Literola inferior

Barranco del Literola Superior: Unknown1
Comment: Literola superior

Barranco del Machachuco: Canyon Start
Approach: On the path from Teno to El Carrizal, we will pass the bed of the Garañones ravine and after the next divide we will go down the bed, at times we will have to go out to find the best place to continue descending.
Tour: See topo. The difficulties of this descent are the time required for access and its two verticals. The first of the verticals we will have to save it with a single very long rappel that forces us to carry ropes of more than 80m. The second vertical is split with the peculiarity that the splitting is a small ledge almost flown, for only two people and with an abseil that ends in the sea. The first one to descend must know how to pendulear to fall on the rock where we must wait for the boat. The rest will be assisted in the descent by the first to avoid having to pendulum.

Barranco del Machachuco: Canyon End
Return: Check tide and weather chart for the boat :

Barranco del Manantial Grande: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go SW towards the Morro de la Agujerada and after 100m we will turn left through the watercourse to go SE up to the cuttings.

Barranco del Manantial Grande: Canyon End
Return: We will continue descending towards La Culata until we reach the highway

Barranco del Migjorn: Canyon Start
Approach: We are parked right at the end of our ravine so we go uphill on the orographic right, to take the edge, where we will find traces of a path. By this border we will go up to the 950 level, we will see to our right some pines that we will have to surpass above in the first stream, now without losing height we go to the second stream, our descent.

Barranco del Migjorn: Canyon End

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint
Approach: We are parked right at the end of our ravine so we go uphill on the orographic right, to take the edge, where we will find traces of a path. By this border we will go up to the 950 level, we will see to our right some pines that we will have to surpass above in the first stream, now without losing height we go to the second stream, our descent.

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint1
Approach: We are parked right at the end of our ravine so we go uphill on the orographic right, to take the edge, where we will find traces of a path. By this border we will go up to the 950 level, we will see to our right some pines that we will have to surpass above in the first stream, now without losing height we go to the second stream, our descent.

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown
Comment: Pasar pinos por arriba

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown1
Comment: Zona equipamiento comienzo barranco migjorn

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint2

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown2
Comment: Pasamanos

Barranco del Migjorn: Waypoint3

Barranco del Migjorn: Unknown3
Comment: Travesia

Barranco del Mirlo Borracho: Canyon Start
Approach: From this parking lot we take a slightly ascending path that will take the Risco Ayesa ridge, we will climb in slight zig-zag with some milestones that will indicate the path to follow. Upon reaching the cliff we will go down and a few meters a few milestones indicate that we must go to the right leaving the path and cross country without losing height to a milestone where we will see that the access turns down to take a small riverbed, through this riverbed we will reach a milestone that tells us where the first rappel is located.

Barranco del Mirlo Borracho: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and to the left we will arrive at the gallery of the Huecos, we cross to the right and go up to a path, we will have to follow it in descending direction until the recreational area.

Barranco del Moral: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the Rambla de la Abuelita until the confluence of ravines where Moral begins. A little further the dam from which the ravine really begins.
Tour: Very boxed, with really spectacular areas for its colors, the marks of the passage of water, ... We will find the first mandatory rappel at the dam and from here 14 rappels (some of which we can avoid) and many skills until you reach the Valenciano wadi.

Barranco del Moral: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the Rambla del Valenciano to the bridge.

Barranco del Pairó

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track, which is then a path that heads east towards the pass of Andornia and once here by the path that climbs to La Moleta right along the mountain range. At about 650m altitude we will see a milestone and blue marks on the left, follow them to a pine tree with a blue mark, just below is the installation of the first rappel.
Tour: Three rappel zones, the first rappel with a ledge in the middle, somewhat dressed, will leave us in the riverbed through which we will walk about 60 or 70m to the next vertical. This second vertical has 3 rappels, the last one the longest, with two intermediate ledges, the second narrower, which is better to go down with up to two people per meeting. At the end of the third there is an option to make a guide to avoid the landslides that can occur. We will continue walking another 60m until we find another milestone and blue marks on the right to take us to the tributary on the right, about 100m of crossing, here we will find the 3rd vertical, with another 3 rappels that leaves us now at the foot of the walls.

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to the access path, on the right the parking lot.

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Unknown
Comment: Puntos azules

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Unknown1
Comment: Derecha a otro cauce

Barranco del Pantano de Tibi: Unknown2
Comment: Derecha ojo desprendimientos

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Canyon Start

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Canyon End

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown Parking
Comment: PARKING 1
Access: We have to place ourselves in Dos Aguas, a beautiful Valencian village.

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown
Comment: Estación meteorológica

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown1
Comment: Desvío izquierda

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown2
Comment: Desviador a 8 metros

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown3
Comment: Desvio derecha

Comment: Final del barranco

Barranco del Pico del Ave: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARKING 2
Access: We have to place ourselves in Dos Aguas, a beautiful Valencian village.

Barranco del Pollo

Barranco del Pozo Airon: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the path for almost one kilometer to get into the riverbed just before the waterfall.
Tour: Missing meeting in the first rappel, it descends from single point in the active, with more flow difficult to access the single point. Descent of the waterfall with small slides and jumps.

Barranco del Pozo Airon: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the final pool (Airón well), we will exit to the right onto the trail and return along the access trail.

Barranco del Puerto: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the path that climbs to the southeast to the pass, from here a small track, without so much ascent, will bring us closer to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Easy, without great difficulties and with many abseilable rappels.

Barranco del Puerto: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive almost at the parking area

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown
Comment: tomar sendero a la izquierda

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown1
Comment: fin

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown2
Comment: comienzo de barranco

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown3
Comment: tomar camino de la derecha

Comment: tomar el camino del centro,

Barranco del Puerto: Unknown Parking
Comment: aparcamiento B
Access: In Coín we will go south on the MA3303 road. At the p.k. 3.5 we turn right onto the path of the fountain towards the Urbanization Barranco Blanco. We will go down to the bottom of the valley where we will park the return car (it is just the exit of our ravine). With the access car we return to Coín and take the A355 and at the Coín turnoff we go south on the road to Canteros. We will park at the end of it.
Return: We will arrive almost at the parking area

Barranco del Regajo de la Nava

Barranco del Rego das Fragas: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Fragas and Rodeiro On this same street, a few meters later, an old track comes out on the right that zigzags up the hillside to join another more marked track. In this other track we will make a left fork, another one on the right and in the following one on the left, which begins to soften the ascent, we leave the track and continue straight towards the riverbed.
Tour: Open, with somewhat delicate accesses and a beautiful 45m waterfall when it has a good flow.

Barranco del Rego das Fragas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we turn right onto the road and follow it to the parking area.

Barranco del río Clariano: Canyon Start
Approach: Evident, follow the signs
Tour: Water hiking, in the first pools we will be able to make some 3-4m jumps.

Barranco del río Clariano: Canyon End
Return: Evidente

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Canyon Start
Approach: By a small path heading west, very obvious because it is simply to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Fattened, very well formed, but without great difficulties and generally without water.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Canyon End
Return: When the gorges open, we will turn left onto a track, along which we will go about 400m to a path on the left that goes up the slope. Following it north, we will arrive at the rest of a track that leaves us where we have parked.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown
Comment: SAN VICENTE DE PIEDRAHITA BAR

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown1
Comment: CAMINO A PISTA

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown2

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown Parking
Comment: parquing para barranco garranchosa
Access: We have to be located in San Vicente de Piedrahita on the CV196. On the CV20 until almost the Arenoso reservoir, at p.k. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. We will go along this road almost until km 8, here there is a detour to the left to San Vicente. Once in the village we will have to get into the street behind the Red Cross, following this street becomes a road that heads north. After a kilometer we have a couple of sharp bends (left-right) to go down to the stream bed and a few meters before a track that goes off to the left. We will go down the track for about 600m with the Garranchosa ravine on our left, we leave it behind and after a kilometer the track ends and we park.
Return: When the gorges open, we will turn left onto a track, along which we will go about 400m to a path on the left that goes up the slope. Following it north, we will arrive at the rest of a track that leaves us where we have parked.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARQUING Y FIN
Access: We have to be located in San Vicente de Piedrahita on the CV196. On the CV20 until almost the Arenoso reservoir, at p.k. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. We will go along this road almost until km 8, here there is a detour to the left to San Vicente. Once in the village we will have to get into the street behind the Red Cross, following this street becomes a road that heads north. After a kilometer we have a couple of sharp bends (left-right) to go down to the stream bed and a few meters before a track that goes off to the left. We will go down the track for about 600m with the Garranchosa ravine on our left, we leave it behind and after a kilometer the track ends and we park.
Return: When the gorges open, we will turn left onto a track, along which we will go about 400m to a path on the left that goes up the slope. Following it north, we will arrive at the rest of a track that leaves us where we have parked.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Unknown3
Comment: camino a barranco

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint
Approach: By a small path heading west, very obvious because it is simply to go down to the riverbed.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint1
Approach: By a small path heading west, very obvious because it is simply to go down to the riverbed.

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint2

Comment: fosa trampa

Comment: poner Pasamanos

Comment: 2 Fosa

Comment: 3 fosa

Barranco del Río de Cortes: Waypoint3

Comment: 1 rabel 7 m

Comment: Descanso

Barranco del río Fírbeda

Barranco del Río Vendul: Canyon Start
v2 a2 II | 5min/1h/5min | ⭐ | 6m
Approach: From the parking lot, a trail crosses the Vendul stream and heads to the next stream. In this second one we will enter the riverbed
Tour: Family descent used by active tourism companies in the area. Jumps, slides, dexterity and small rappels for the whole family.

Barranco del Río Vendul: Canyon End
v2 a2 II | 5min/1h/5min | ⭐ | 6m
Return: A path leads us along the orographic left to the parking lot.

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown Parking
v2 a2 II | 5min/1h/5min | ⭐ | 6m
Access: We will have to go to the Rionansa Valley, by the CA-181, CA-182... to Puentenansa. From there we will go towards Piedrasluengas by the CA-281, until the town of Cosío. Here we will take the CA-860 to San Sebastián de Garabandal. At p.k. 2.5 there is a track on the left along which we will go down and park at the end.
Return: A path leads us along the orographic left to the parking lot.

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown1

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown2

Barranco del Río Vendul: Unknown3
Comment: Buscando el inicio

Comment: Cuerda

Barranco del Río Vilameá

Barranco del Romeroso

Barranco del Sabinar: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking we go in the direction of the ravine by a poorly defined but well intuited path, we soon see the ravine and we get into the riverbed.
Tour: The beginning is simply walking along the bed of the ravine, immediately we see the first rappel R7m, boxed, the first pool usually has water and but it can be avoided with skill. Immediately there is an exposed cliff (R2), there is a plate on the left orographic high somewhat hidden to make a 6m cliff/rappel. Here it is no longer possible to avoid the water hole, it covers little. Immediately we have the next R6m that falls dry at the end of the gully. It is best to do this after rainfall to catch the water from the pools clean.

Barranco del Sabinar: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 65m along the gully and we see the GR, we take the GR in a southeast direction going up the gully on the orographic right, immediately we see again an area where we can re-enter the gully (before the rappels), we will enter the gully and undo the approach path.

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown
Comment: Entrar al barranco

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown1

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown2
Comment: Senda GR

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown3
Comment: dejar senda y volver al barranco

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown Parking
Access: From Torralba del Pinar we take the track that goes to the Santa Barbara fountain, pass the sports center and turn right onto a dirt track towards the ravine.
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 65m along the gully and we see the GR, we take the GR in a southeast direction going up the gully on the orographic right, immediately we see again an area where we can re-enter the gully (before the rappels), we will enter the gully and undo the approach path.

Barranco del Sabinar: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Posible parking
Access: From Torralba del Pinar we take the track that goes to the Santa Barbara fountain, pass the sports center and turn right onto a dirt track towards the ravine.
Return: After the last rappel we walk about 65m along the gully and we see the GR, we take the GR in a southeast direction going up the gully on the orographic right, immediately we see again an area where we can re-enter the gully (before the rappels), we will enter the gully and undo the approach path.

Comment: desvio a pista

Comment: desvio

Comment: cruce con retorno

Barranco del Salto del Lobo

Barranco del Sauce: Canyon Start
Approach: Looking to the south, we have our stream on the left, we will follow the track that goes down almost to the riverbed.
Tour: A multitude of rappels and abseilings, many of them in natural, short and without great difficulties.

Barranco del Sauce: Canyon End
Return: After the last cliff there is a pool on our right, following this reference we will reach a track and from there to another main track that we will follow to the right uphill. Then we will take the ridge to take a path that leads to another track under a house. Following this track upwards we will arrive at the road.

Barranco del Sauce: Waypoint
Approach: Looking to the south, we have our stream on the left, we will follow the track that goes down almost to the riverbed.

Barranco del Serral de les Tossetes

Barranco del Terrero: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Terrero and Dornajo ravines We cross the ravine by the track and after 50m we will see a good area to go down on the left, cross the Pinalete channel and go into the ravine.

Barranco del Terrero: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road, go uphill (almost climbing) to the road and go right towards the viewpoint.

Barranco del Tesoro: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the bridge and at the turn of the track to the left, we go to the right along the path of the caves. Just before reaching the cave of Gollizno (second rappel) we will have to take a path that goes up the slope almost to the walls. Before reaching a step with logs over the ravine, we will see some milestones on the right that lead us to the riverbed.
Tour: Three rappels, the first two of which are overhanging, the second over the Gollizno cave. The third leaves us in a Roman aqueduct that we take to the right.

Barranco del Tesoro: Canyon End
Return: Through the Roman aqueduct to the mill, at the mill we will go up to the access path.

Barranco del Tesoro: Unknown
Comment: Derecha por senda

Barranco del Tesoro: Unknown1
Comment: Salida/escape

Barranco del Tío Pintado

Barranco del Toro: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Toro and Águila banks We will follow north direction leaving behind the cheese factory, after 200m there is a track to the left that we do not take and 500m later the track divides, to the right bank of the Águila and in front of the Toro. We will continue straight ahead until we go up to the esplanade next to the Alto de las Pasadas, once here we turn left to go down to the riverbed.

Barranco del Toro: Canyon End
Return: After the second long rappel we will see some milestones on the left to go up a more comfortable hill.

Barranco del Toro: Unknown
Comment: Abandono del Barranco

Barranco del Toro: Unknown1
Comment: Bajada al cauce

Barranco del Toro: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio del barranco - Coche

Barranco del Toro: Unknown3
Comment: Final del barranco

Barranco del Turio

Barranco del Vaquero

Barranco del Vidular: Canyon Start
Approach: From the reservoir there is a track to your left, from here it is easy to orient yourself because you can see the ravine to descend. We will pass a water catchment on a stream that in almost all the maps appears as Vidular, we will continue to the following constructions (Ormías de Abajo) and soon another stream that is ours.
Tour: The first part is sporty and very interesting, the second part is full of weeds that make it impossible to advance correctly. Perhaps it would be a good idea to take the scissors and clean up the riverbed together.

Barranco del Vidular: Canyon End
Return: When the ravine begins to lose slope we find the last rappel and soon a milestone / milestone / milestone on the left orographic, we go out to take a path parallel to our stream and cross the same stream as in the access. We will continue parallel until we reach a track that we take to the left in ascending direction and leaves us on the access road.

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown
Comment: Captacion de agua

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown1
Comment: Cruce arroyo

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown2
Comment: Depósito agua

Barranco del Vidular: Unknown3

Comment: GR-74

Comment: Ormías de abajo

Comment: Puente Tejeda

Barranco dos Foixos y Pequeno: Canyon Start
Approach: From the track leaves a path heading north by the orographic right of the river Pequeno, follow this path that is boxed until a mile and a half turns left and crosses the river over a small bridge to go to the tributary. We go up another 200m until we leave the obvious boxed area of the Foixos behind us and we enter the riverbed.

Barranco dos Foixos y Pequeno: Canyon End
Return: When we get to the bridge of the track, we take the left exit, the car will be next to it.

Barranco el Altillo: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and there is a path that we will go up the slope to take the track that climbs to the top. Once at the top we will see a pond of rains that we go around the north side, soon we have the watercourse on the right that we go around to look for its NW side where the R1 is located.

Barranco el Altillo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom, we continue straight ahead to reach the road and cross the highway over the bridge. We go towards the beach and follow it east to the place where we have parked.

Barranco el Altillo: Unknown
Comment: Lap 1

Barranco el Altillo: Unknown1
Comment: Lap 2

Barranco el Altillo: Unknown2
Comment: Lap 3

Barranco El Calcil

Barranco El Resbalón

Barranco el Solitario: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediately, there is a small path that leads down to the riverbed.
Tour: It starts with a lot of brambles and thick vegetation (take pruning shears), we will reach the first rappel from a tree, after which we walk through brambles again for a while. From here the second rappel is a small balcony with a nice waterfall, and the canyon becomes more interesting (and the brambles partly disappear).

Barranco el Solitario: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Meruelo river and we will follow it for 300m (be careful with the riverbed), before a rocky narrowing a "path" of milestones comes out that takes us up to the road. Once on it we will only have to walk 600m to the car.

Barranco Erreka: Canyon Start
Approach: On the track that goes straight ahead (to the north) to Arkabela. We follow the track along the left bank of the ravine ascending slightly. We will arrive at a crossroads where we must continue to the left to follow the ravine, soon the track descends to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Shortly after starting and after a couple of climbing skills we arrive at the Erreka waterfall, there are several chained rappels that can be done with a rope of 40m or split. Beware of slipping, with poor quality rock and trees to make natural. The open nature of the canyon will take away some of the ambience, as well as the several areas of kicking that are several. After the big waterfall we will only have some rappels of up to 10m, some slides and a lot of climbing and kicking.

Barranco Erreka: Canyon End
Return: We will find a bridge, we take the track to the left and it takes us to the parking area.

Barranco Espuña y afluente

Barranco Estaron / Aubagues

Barranco Fenés: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos. Fenes, San Julián and Gorga San Julián From the Paridera we will leave towards the West by a track that in about 600m will take us to a path that heads north towards the headwaters. It is better to take track because it is quite losing the path.
Tour: The descent is quite abandoned, with somewhat precarious facilities and many points are single points. Provide material for reinstallation

Barranco Fenés: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel, the ravine opens up and a path to the right leads directly to the Paridera.

Barranco Fondo: Canyon Start
Tour: Little known canyon in the Sierra de Guara, only for experienced canyoners, as its rappels are very technical. Canyon nestled in a closed valley, narrow and very deep. Dry descent during most of its route, except for the last pools that have enough water from seepage.

Barranco Fondo: Canyon End
Return: Go up the Balced river, along the riverbed or path on the right until you reach the Tranco de las Olas (exit of Oscuros del Balced), until the exit of the Oscuros de Balced (Tranco de las Olas). From there take the ascending path that will take us to the forest track, take this to the right and continue it to the road if only one car has been chosen.

Barranco Fondo: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Barranco

Barranco Fondo: Unknown1
Comment: Fin Barranco

Barranco Fondo: Unknown2
Comment: Tranco de las Olas

Barranco Fondo: Unknown Parking
Access: On the highway from Huesca to Barbastro, take exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Bierge on the A1227. Parking located at km 9 to 10 of the road from Bierge to Rodellar HU-341. Signposted "Collado Fondo".
Return: Go up the Balced river, along the riverbed or path on the right until you reach the Tranco de las Olas (exit of Oscuros del Balced), until the exit of the Oscuros de Balced (Tranco de las Olas). From there take the ascending path that will take us to the forest track, take this to the right and continue it to the road if only one car has been chosen.

Barranco Fondo: Unknown Parking1
Access: On the highway from Huesca to Barbastro, take exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Bierge on the A1227. Parking located at km 9 to 10 of the road from Bierge to Rodellar HU-341. Signposted "Collado Fondo".
Return: Go up the Balced river, along the riverbed or path on the right until you reach the Tranco de las Olas (exit of Oscuros del Balced), until the exit of the Oscuros de Balced (Tranco de las Olas). From there take the ascending path that will take us to the forest track, take this to the right and continue it to the road if only one car has been chosen.

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track for a little more than a kilometer until we see a gentle hill where we can go down to the left to the riverbed. We could also go down a few meters later and enter the riverbed about 100m later. Once in the riverbed we will have to continue 300m until we reach the difficulties.

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right going up an old trail to the top where we will find an old track that will leave us where we have parked.

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown
Comment: Bajada a cauce campo a través

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown1
Comment: Barranc d Alcoi

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown2
Comment: Posible entrada a barranc d Alcoi

Barranco Fte de Alcoy: Unknown3
Comment: Marmitas secas

Comment: Surgencia ( font d´Alcoi)

Comment: Pozas con agua/evitables

Comment: Pozas/evitables

Comment: Senda/campo través

Comment: Antigua pista/a cochecito!

Barranco Fuente de la Partición (afl izd)

Barranco Fuente de la Tía Perra

Barranco Fuente del Ronchito: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Nava and Ronchito Follow the track indicated as PR-AV39 that will take us to the Nava lagoon. Just before reaching the lagoon we will see on our left the drainage of our ravine, here we will return. We will have to climb up to its beginning, so when we arrive at the lagoon we will follow the path that goes to the left and through this gentler watercourse we will climb almost 70m of unevenness until we find the bed of the stream.

Barranco Fuente del Ronchito: Canyon End
Return: At the exit we will go to the access path, we can go down it or continue descending through Bco la Nava.

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Canyon Start
Approach: Access: Gallinés sup and inf With two cars immediate access. With only one car we would go up to the access by the aforementioned road.
Tour: The first part of the canyon is made up of small abseils and small rappels up to the canalization. After this comes the vertical part of the canyon until you reach the rock face at the bottom.

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Canyon End
Return: From the stone quarry we will go up towards the road

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Unknown
Comment: Contenedores

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Unknown1

Barranco Gallinés Inf: Unknown Parking
Access: We are located in Ainsa (N260), we will take the A138 towards France through the Bielsa tunnel. After a few kilometers we will pass through Labuerda and at pk57 we arrive at Escalona. We will continue towards France passing through Lafortunada until the detour to the valley of Chistau/Gistaín (A2609). With the return car we will continue a couple of kilometers to the height of the tunnels where we will park just before. With the access car we will go up to almost Saravillo and after passing the cheese factory at about 60m we will turn left at the height of the containers. From here we will take a track that after 3kms will take us to the ravine, where we will park.
Return: From the stone quarry we will go up towards the road

Barranco Gallinés Sup

Barranco Garranchosa: Canyon Start
Approach: We backtrack to the tree line and descend to the riverbed.
Tour: Very simple, a couple of jumps before reaching the 9m rappel after which we exit.

Barranco Garranchosa: Canyon End
Return: We will look for the best way out of the area of the pool, there are some milestones that mark a climb and then climb up a generally dry creek to the track

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown Parking
Access: We have to be located in San Vicente de Piedrahita on the CV196. On the CV20 until almost the Arenoso reservoir, at p.k. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. 51.4 next to Montanejos, there is a road on the right that crosses a bridge CV195 to Zucaina. We will go along this road almost until km 8, here there is a detour to the left to San Vicente. Once in the village we will have to get into the street behind the Red Cross, following this street becomes a road that heads north. After a kilometer we have a couple of sharp bends (left-right) to go down to the stream bed and a few meters before a track that goes off to the left. We will go down the track for about 600m with the ravine on our left and look for the best place to park.
Return: We will look for the best way out of the area of the pool, there are some milestones that mark a climb and then climb up a generally dry creek to the track

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown
Comment: Derecha.

Barranco Garranchosa: Waypoint
Approach: We backtrack to the tree line and descend to the riverbed.

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown1
Comment: Río

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown2
Comment: Río

Barranco Garranchosa: Unknown3
Comment: Río

Barranco Garranchosa: Waypoint1
Approach: We backtrack to the tree line and descend to the riverbed.

Barranco Garranchosa: Waypoint2

Comment: Trepada.

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana We will continue walking to the village and we will get into the left street by the cemetery to the top of these 4 boxes, we will find indicators to the Collada de Castellet, we will go along this path that climbers use to access the walls. Once in the girdle we will walk about 250m until we see a small zigzagging path to our right that goes up, leaving the main trail below (it goes to the escape before the R4), we will cross the next girdle and the path will lead us towards NW towards the head of Forns.
Tour: Three nice rappels before the escape, from here we could go up to Fuiet, but we would miss the R20, we better go down it and go out to the right to go up to the trail. We will follow the trail about 150m to the point where the two streams meet, here we start Fuiet to go down again the end of R4. From here the Grau de la Plana with two more rappels.

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Canyon End

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking únic
Access: On the C-13 from Tremp to Pobla de Segur we arrive at Talarn. Just at the entrance we turn left towards Gurp. Situation bcos Avellanes, Forns, Fuiet, Grau de la Plana Just before reaching the village there is a sharp right turn on the Grau ravine, we can park here or 200m later, we will find a track that goes off to the right, here there is room to park.

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown
Comment: Gurp

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown1

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown2
Comment: Congost aprox

Barranco Grau de la Plana: Unknown3
Comment: Desv dreta dalt

Comment: Aprox final

Comment: Confluència escollir

Barranco Guadalobón: Canyon Start
Approach: Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks We leave to the north by a path that goes to the upper track, we will follow the track to the stream. To reach the first rappel we will go up the first rappel.

Barranco Guadalobón: Canyon End
Return: After the crossroads with the Miel river, we turn left to take a track that leads us to where we have parked.

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown Parking
Access: We will leave Estepona towards the cemetery. Guadalabón, Miel and Chivos Banks We will follow that same street towards the north, we will pass next to the landfill surrounding it up to a farm. Possibility of combination of cars accessing the upper part from the MA8301.
Return: After the crossroads with the Miel river, we turn left to take a track that leads us to where we have parked.

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown
Comment: Cancela

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown1
Comment: Panorámica del barranco y de la costa de Estepona

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown2
Comment: Giro a la izquierda. Seguimos subiendo

Barranco Guadalobón: Unknown3
Comment: Giramos a la derecha

Comment: Poza. Subimos por la derecha

Comment: Salida barranco a la izquierda

Barranco Hondo o Hornilla: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Pilas and Hondo banks From the p.k. 9 leaves a PR-S40 Agüimes, here we will go up until one kilometer, the trail splits, to the left goes up to the hill and straight ahead is the return path. We will climb the hill until the trail crosses the ravine.

Barranco Hondo o Hornilla: Canyon End
Return: After reaching the remains of a building we will see a path that we take to the left, up the hill and goes to the access pass. We leave the access path until we reach the road.

Barranco Hoya del Diablo: Canyon Start
Approach: Just at kilometer marker 1 we have the trail that takes us to the head of the trail, El Batán trail.
Tour: See mole. Attention, the tunnel is closed

Barranco Hoya del Diablo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track, we turn right onto the road.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Canyon Start
Approach: From the steep turn a path heading SE that goes into the Hoz del Moro ravine, we follow it and go up the ravine with good views from the trail to almost the Fuente del Callejón.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Canyon End
Return: We follow the riverbed until the riverbed opens up and we go out to the right to take the track where we have parked.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento Final Hoz del Moro
Access: Leaving Villalba de la Sierra on the CU-V-9114 we reach the village of Portilla, shortly before at p.k 5, after crossing the river Villalbilla we have a track on the right, we get in and after 200m turns left to get into the Hoz del Moro, we leave aside tracks to the right and 200m later we have a fork. To the left we would go to Portilla to the right towards the exit of the ravine, here we leave the return car or if we only have one vehicle. With the access car we return to the road and reach the village of Portilla, we will get into the first street on the right and go up to a track that goes east, we can go up with the car to a sharp left turn and park.
Return: We follow the riverbed until the riverbed opens up and we go out to the right to take the track where we have parked.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Aparcamiento Hoz del Moro
Access: Leaving Villalba de la Sierra on the CU-V-9114 we reach the village of Portilla, shortly before at p.k 5, after crossing the river Villalbilla we have a track on the right, we get in and after 200m turns left to get into the Hoz del Moro, we leave aside tracks to the right and 200m later we have a fork. To the left we would go to Portilla to the right towards the exit of the ravine, here we leave the return car or if we only have one vehicle. With the access car we return to the road and reach the village of Portilla, we will get into the first street on the right and go up to a track that goes east, we can go up with the car to a sharp left turn and park.
Return: We follow the riverbed until the riverbed opens up and we go out to the right to take the track where we have parked.

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown
Comment: Cascada

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown1
Comment: Fín Hoz del Moro

Barranco Hoz del Moro: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio Hoz del Moro

Barranco Inferno: Canyon Start
Tour: Only 6 rappels without too much difficulty. Caution with high flows after heavy rains.

Barranco Inferno: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence with the river, we will take a path to the left that leads us up to the trail.

Barranco Jaqués

Barranco La Laja: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along this track heading north towards the climbing area Puerto Rico, we go around the trail and follow it a little more before leaving it to head NW to the port of Pino. When arriving at the port we take another small path that goes to the left in search of the riverbed.

Barranco La Laja: Canyon End
Return: When the descent ends, we follow the riverbed until we can exit to the left to the parking area.

Barranco la Riega de los Lobos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the pass, following the GR to the Torno stream, where we turn off to Majada Llama and take the grassy riverbed to go down to the first difficulties.
Tour: Vertical, very well formed in the intermediate and final part, up to the Urdón river channel.

Barranco la Riega de los Lobos: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge over the Urdón River, we will take the path of the source that takes us up a steep climb to Tresviso. You can't get lost.

Barranco Laja de San Pedro: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the 4×4 track, up to the head of the ravine or down the Ismaña mountain trail to the track.

Barranco Laja de San Pedro: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the gallery, at the caves, we leave to the left going uphill a little to a water channel, on the orographic left we will continue along the descending path next to the channel (be careful with the path), after a kilometer we arrive at a horizontal path to the left that leads us to a track that later leads us down to the road.

Barranco Lakorri

Barranco Las Canaletas

Barranco las Cigalas: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue straight ahead along the track towards the Brezal boulder.

Barranco las Cigalas: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the confluence with the Moya river, turn left and follow it almost to the highway bridge. About 100m before there is a path on the left next to a pool of rain, here we get to go to the road.

Barranco Loma de Güerga

Barranco Lomo los Frailes: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Igueste-Hondo ravines We continue along the street until the end to turn right, without path, as to access the Lomo Alférez or Cueva de la Campana which is already evident, we will reach the riverbed and follow it south to an agricultural track, here we will turn right following the track about 100-150m until the next riverbed.
Tour: See topo. We will make 9 rappels, after the last one we go to the left towards the high tension tower, here we would have a last rappel already avoidable.

Barranco Lomo los Frailes: Canyon End
Return: From the turret we can follow the hill to the road, if we do the last rappel we will follow the riverbed to the road. In both cases we take it to the right up to the bar.

Barranco los Albarderos: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the dirt track towards the houses until we reach the PR TF-86.2, Arico Nuevo - Lomo de Tamadaya. We cross the bed of the Madre del Agua ravine after 300m and come out onto a track, where we turn right. Soon we will arrive at our riverbed

Barranco los Albarderos: Canyon End
Return: We will continue our descent to the bridge

Barranco Luneda: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the indicated track we walk about 600m to a right curve, soon we have the creek on our left and we get into it.

Barranco Luneda: Canyon End
Return: When we get to the bridge we go out to the road, if we have two vehicles, we will have left one of them here. If not, turn left and in 700m you will reach the parking lot.

Barranco Luneda: Unknown Parking
Comment: Aparcamiento coche
Access: By the A52 to A Cañiza, here we take the PO-5002 that goes down parallel to the Deva. Here we will go 10km there is a track on the right (where we will make the access) and a little further on there is another one on the left. Here we can leave the access car. If we continue 800m more we arrive at a left curve, with a bridge over the stream, where we can leave the car to return.
Return: When we get to the bridge we go out to the road, if we have two vehicles, we will have left one of them here. If not, turn left and in 700m you will reach the parking lot.

Barranco Luneda: Unknown
Comment: Entrada al barranco

Barranco Luneda: Unknown1

Barranco Martiño

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Morenet and Agustí By the via ferrata of Patacons to the top or when you reach the Font de Roure turn right along the GR until almost the road and here to the left to join the exit path of the ferrata. From above heading west towards Cal Morenet we will reach a fork just before the Cal, on the left the Morenet ravine there is a milestone that marks it for us. We will follow the milestones until the first cliff.
Tour: A first cut with 3 rappels to descend to the Cami dels Cingles (return or escape), we will continue straight ahead to reach the second split vertical. Once past the vertical, after another couple of rappels we will find the Agustí on the right, we will do another rappel and reach the bottom.

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Canyon End
Return: We will cross a path that we will take to the right to go up the Barranc de les Tosques. From here we will go along the Camí dels Cingles with its yellow-blue markings. We will cross the Agustí and Morenet rivers, we will pass under the ferrata and we will arrive at the road.

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown
Comment: 2 x 30 m.

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown1
Comment: Atajo

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown2
Comment: Cal Morenet

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown3
Comment: Cruce Camí dels Cingles

Comment: DER ida Font del Roure

Comment: DER Palo indicador

Comment: DER sendero

Comment: FIN BCO

Comment: Inicio BCO

Comment: IZQ a BCO

Comment: IZQ Dejar pista

Barranco Mas de Morenet: Unknown Parking
Access: We must be located in Vilaplana, for it by the C14, exit La Selva, we will continue on the TP7013 to Vilaplana. By the T11 to the south of Reus, at the junction with the N420 we turn to the T704 to Vilaplana. Once there we will take the T704 towards Prades, halfway up, at pk 15.5 we will see an esplanade on the right that is the parking of the via ferrata.
Return: We will cross a path that we will take to the right to go up the Barranc de les Tosques. From here we will go along the Camí dels Cingles with its yellow-blue markings. We will cross the Agustí and Morenet rivers, we will pass under the ferrata and we will arrive at the road.

Comment: Riu de Les Tosques

Comment: VIVAC

Barranco Mingo Andrés

Barranco Olimpo Vertical del Xallas

Barranco Oscuro

Barranco Pozo Piñeiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Just in front of the cemetery there is a small road and a track to the right of our road. We take the track heading north. After about 600m there is a track on the left (return track) and we continue along the main one, straight on, towards the reservoir of Pozo Piñeiro. Another 500m later we have a track in disuse and almost lost by our left, we take it and we will continue, more and more losing until finishing about 100m below the dam. Time to get into the river.
Tour: Technical descent with complicated accesses, slippery areas and difficult jumps.

Barranco Pozo Piñeiro: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we have two possibilities, in the first stream on the left, without losing height we go through the forest to find a track. The other option is after the second stream go left and go up the slope, on the orographic left of the stream and we will quickly find a path and from there to the track. In both cases we go to the indicated track that leads us to our access track.

Barranco Prebón: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking and following the GR (red and white marks) we continue along the signs that indicate Llanos de La Larri. When we reach the plains we see in front of us the ravine of La Larri and a path that zig-zags up the slope. At about 1900m the path continues to the north and we look for a lost path to the east to gain altitude to the ravine at almost 2000m above sea level. Another option is to follow the GR towards the Estiva and before arriving to take direction N towards the ravine, we will pass under some walls, quite characteristic, which are the buttresses of Chinipro.
Tour: Alpine canyoning with opening equipment

Barranco Prebón: Canyon End
Return: The ravine ends in the plains of La Larri, we will take the uphill path to go back down it.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Mijarra, Raja Ancha and Castillejos de Luna We leave to the left to the gully that we have, we will follow it by a small path until arriving at the first rappel.
Tour: Succession of 11 rappels, some can be skipped and two together. The rock is not of high quality but the anchors are very good, although some of them are in the back, with the consequent difficulty in recovering the ropes.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we could walk 400m to the Raja Ancha and do the 12th, in that case we will continue to the recreation area where we will have the car parked. If not on the path that crosses the riverbed, we will go to the left to, following the signs of the Santo, go up to the access track.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown Parking
Access: We will have to be located in Pizarra where we will arrive from Malaga by the A357. Just arriving to Pizarra, in the p.k. 21,4 we have an exit to the right that we will take to continue towards Fuente Luna (there are indicators of PR-A 128). The other option is from the village of Pizarra to go up towards the soccer field and behind it take the Guadalhorce street, from there a track towards Fuente Luna. On the track that goes up to the Santo, once we are up we will pass the antennas next to the Cerro Cruz and park. The return car, in Pizarra, you have to look for the soccer field and above the C / Sauce, at the end of it we will park, next to the Recreational Area of Raja Ancha.
Return: After the last rappel we could walk 400m to the Raja Ancha and do the 12th, in that case we will continue to the recreation area where we will have the car parked. If not on the path that crosses the riverbed, we will go to the left to, following the signs of the Santo, go up to the access track.

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown
Comment: Bifurcación izquierda

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown1
Comment: Sendero de aproximación

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown2
Comment: Bifurcación derecha

Barranco Raja Ancha: Unknown3
Comment: Mirador Pizarra

Comment: Bifurcación derecha

Comment: Bifurcación izquierda

Comment: Panorámica comienzo del barranco

Comment: Vista del inicio del barranco

Comment: Barranco Raja Ancha

Comment: D (1) cuerda fija 3m.

Comment: D (2) cuerda fija 4m.

Comment: Salida del barranco

Barranco Rasa de Saltant Inferior

Barranco Rasa de Saltant Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: From the same parking area there is a path that goes north northwest to Pregona coma and Collada de La Moixa. The trail is very obvious until you reach a recently deforested area, where we will pay more attention. We will reach a forest track that we will follow until we reach a crossroads with a signpost. We will take the track on the right and continue for about 600 meters until we reach another crossroads. We will turn off again to the right. This track descends looking for the bed of the ravine and the first rappel.
Tour: Very vertical descent and generally without water

Barranco Rasa de Saltant Superior: Canyon End
Return: After the 35-meter rappel we will continue down a few more meters along the riverbed until we find a path that crosses the ravine. We pass it, we do some more projections until we reach a very obvious clearing. Here there is a small path that will take us to the approach road and the car.

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Canyon Start
Approach: We will descend behind the ruins looking for the obvious ravine. We are descending by a tributary that in fifteen minutes will take us to the first rappel of the ravine.
Tour: Descent that in some sections reminds us of some conglomerate ravines of the Sierra de Guara. It begins a little dressed and monotonous but it is gaining interest. The final gorge is the most interesting part. The exit by the via ferrata gives it an added attraction.

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Canyon End
Return: At the exit of the ravine, we will go uphill to the left in search of a forest. Behind the forest we will find a wall. We will continue until we find a section equipped with fixed ropes to help us get out. We will have to save about eight meters. We will continue climbing up the crest of the mountain until we find a path in about 25 minutes. This path will take us to the car in about 45 minutes.

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown
Comment: Cruce Izquierda

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown1
Comment: Ruinas Masia antigua

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown2
Comment: Entrada pista Mas Carrisols

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown3
Comment: Afluente

Comment: Cuerda fija

Comment: Masia

Barranco Rasa Mas Carissols: Unknown Parking
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç towards Solsona by the Coll del Jou. At the pass we will take the LV-4241-b road. Just at the beginning of a long straight road we will find the Cap del Pla inn. We will take to the right a road that goes further on towards Montpol - Pont del Clop and we will pass a farmhouse. A few meters later the road forks. We will take first the junction to the left and later another junction to the right. The road takes us to Pont del Clop. We will continue, we will pass the hermitage of Montpol and we will find a crossroads. We will go towards Cambrils being attentive to a track that comes out on the right and indicates Mas Carissols. We will go down this, pass Mas Carissols and pass a track on the left. We will arrive at some ruins, the ruins of Tentellatge. Here we will leave the car. If we have two cars, we can leave the car at the end of the track, when it becomes impassable.
Return: At the exit of the ravine, we will go uphill to the left in search of a forest. Behind the forest we will find a wall. We will continue until we find a section equipped with fixed ropes to help us get out. We will have to save about eight meters. We will continue climbing up the crest of the mountain until we find a path in about 25 minutes. This path will take us to the car in about 45 minutes.

Comment: Salida Barranco de Mas Carrisols

Comment: Cruce derecha

Comment: Cruce izquierda

Comment: Fin sendero e inicio pista

Barranco Rego de Rodeiro: Canyon Start
Approach: Parking at the top is practically immediate, we head south towards the riverbed. If we have parked at the bottom we will have to go up the road for 2 km.
Tour: Open, vertical, with somewhat delicate access ...

Barranco Rego de Rodeiro: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the bridge next to the one we parked on

Barranco Rego de Rodeiro: Unknown
Comment: Coche2

Barranco Rego de Teixido

Barranco Retoco: Canyon Start
Approach: With the equipment and ropes for the descent we will follow this street about 100m to a track that goes off to the left towards the ravine, we will go down it until it becomes a path and after 500m we leave the path to go to the right towards the cut of our ravine, we will reach the riverbed and at the moment the first rappel.

Barranco Retoco: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bottom, we will follow the Azuaje river until we reach the old spa, the riverbed turns to the right and there is a watercourse on the left with a path that will lead us to the access path.

Barranco Salsipuedes: Canyon Start
Approach: The approach and return path are indicated with white and blue markings. From the parking lot we cross the bridge of the Alcudia, turn right following a path next to the disused irrigation ditch, we will find a few meters to the left a cobbled ramp indicating several local routes and the path of the Umbría. We will ascend this cobbled path until we reach the canal that feeds the hydroelectric plant of Hijar, here we leave the main road to take the path of the Umbría, following it we will reach the ruins of the Cortijo del Obispo. Here the path is lost a little, but turning to the right following the terraces of old almond trees and the marks, we find the path of the Umbría that leads us to see the channel again, we go down the winding "zetas" of the path until about 20 meters before reaching the channel we leave the path to enter the ravine and find the first headwaters.
Tour: Barranco corto, pero que da para practicar algunas maniobras de barranquismo, como el rapel guiado o desviadores para evitar roces. Al principio es mas abierto, los dos primeros rapeles son el calentamiento o para enseñar a gente sin experiencia. En el tercer rapel podemos evitar el roce que se genera haciendo un rapel guiado pues cuenta con instalación para ello, en el cuarto tenemos a mitad una repisa y un desviador por si queremos usarlo. Llegando al quinto rapel tenemos que dejar lo que seria el cauce por el lado izquierdo para pasar por detrás de una olivera, aquí encontramos un químico con anillas por si queremos asegurar nos para llegar a la cabecera del quinto rapel pues esta algo expuesto. Debajo de este rapel encontramos un paso a la izquierda de la vegetación con un par de destrepes sin mucha complicación, llegamos al sexto rapel enrampado y destrepable si tomamos ciertas precauciones, nos lleva asta la última cabecera séptimo rapel que podríamos saltarnos si tenemos suficiente cuerda y la usamos de desviador y si no, aquí tenemos espacio para 4 o 5 personas y realizar el ultimo rapel, en este tenemos vegetación en la pared que nos impide ver algunos agujeros tomad precauciones.

Barranco Salsipuedes: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will exit to the north leaving the big walls to our left, we follow a path marked with blue and white paint next to the disused irrigation ditch that leads us to find the Alcudia bridge.

Barranco San Xoan

Barranco Sante u Omprio inf

Barranco Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: There is no better explanation than Naturexperiences: "At the end of the asphalt road, a dirt road begins, we leave behind a house on the right and when we reach a crossroads, on the left, we turn off. We go down a few meters towards the riverbed and when we pass a danger sign, we turn off again to the right. We climb a little and continue along a path that leads to a narrow pass, where we find a pipe. We go down to the small pools that are at the bottom, taking care with the pipe and walk a little to the first and largest rappel of this descent. This rappel is 41 meters."
Tour: After the first 40m rappel, we leave to the left to a path that allows us to take the Bejía channel, we will follow it until the first left curve, moment to go back down to the riverbed...

Barranco Seco: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will be attentive to the path of steps on the right.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track heading north we go around the wall and turn right to take the path that climbs to the summit, we will continue heading south until we find the first rappel.
Tour: First 3 continuous rappels, with the colophon of the 50m of the last one, which can be split. Then we go through the ledge in search of the 4th rappel and down to the ground.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Canyon End
Return: We will only have to walk to the track

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint
Approach: Along the track heading north we go around the wall and turn right to take the path that climbs to the summit, we will continue heading south until we find the first rappel.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint1
Approach: Along the track heading north we go around the wall and turn right to take the path that climbs to the summit, we will continue heading south until we find the first rappel.

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint2

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Waypoint3

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Unknown
Comment: Cima

Barranco Tajo Colorao: Unknown1
Comment: Cima

Barranco Toll d En Drac

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot we can return to the track and go up it or go up a trail to the first curve of the track. We will go up it for about 1km until we see a rocky area on our left behind some walls that enclose the dam down there. We will go down the rocky area to the base of the dam.
Tour: We climb the stairs of the dam to the top, we have a handrail to get closer to mount the first and longest abseil. From here we will have a route enclosed between walls with small rappels/destreps until the canyon opens (escape point on the left) or we make the last two rappels almost to the parking lot. Recently re-equipped in 2022.

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Canyon End
Return: We continue along the left side of the riverbed to the parking lot.

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Pedrera

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Nigüelas
Access: By the A44 freeway (from or to Granada) exit 157 Nigüelas. We will cross the village following the dry riverbed towards the dam. We will go along the track for less than a kilometer and when we reach Juan Valiente we will go left to the parking lot.
Return: We continue along the left side of the riverbed to the parking lot.

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown1
Comment: Presa Nigüelas

Barranco Torrente de Nigüelas: Unknown2
Comment: Salida (izqda)

Barranco Valeron: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to bcos Valerón, Calabozo, Silva and Guayarmina From the top it is very simple, we have the rings on the other side of the road. From below by the street Diseminado de San Felipe we approach the base of the bridge of the highway, arriving we will find a path on the right "Camino de San Felipe" where we will go up until we reach the height of the highway, we leave the path and we go left to the road GC291. We will have to walk almost 1km along the road and it is very narrow so be very careful.

Barranco Valeron: Canyon End
Return: We will continue walking along the ravine by the path of the climbers that goes down to the beach, then along the street Diseminado de San Felipe to the parking lot where we have parked.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown
Comment: Coche cabecera.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown1
Comment: Coche final.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown2
Comment: De frente.

Barranco Valeron: Unknown3
Comment: Derecha.

Comment: Derecha.

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road about 50m and on our left we will see a path that goes up (Camí Vell de Rúbies). At an altitude of 470m just before reaching a large boulder there is a turn of the path to the left with a milestone and a path not very marked on the right. We will go through here and carefully descend to the dry riverbed.
Tour: The first part is unremarkable until the very end when the canyon drops over the road and we have the 3 rappels.

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Canyon End
Return: We go out to the road and drive up it to the parking lot.

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown
Comment: Desv caminet

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown1
Comment: Desv dreta2

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown2
Comment: Font

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown3
Comment: Foto1

Comment: Foto2

Comment: Foto3

Barranco Vinyes de Rubies: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking2
Access: On the C13 going up towards Tremp, at the height of pk 70 we have on the left the rest area of Font de les Bagasses where we will park.
Return: We go out to the road and drive up it to the parking lot.

Barranco Virgen del Oro

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Canyon Start
Approach: Saldremos por la senda que pasa bajo la autopista hasta el prado y la valla. Aquí tendremos dos opciones: 1ª Subir a la cueva directamente, para ello cruzamos la valla y subimos por el prado pegados al arroyo del Tinganón, gran parte del recorrido lo haremos por la derecha del arroyo y deberemos tener muchísimo cuidado puesto que las rocas pueden estar húmedas y la senda embarrada con el consiguiente peligro. Llegaremos a la entrada de la cueva en la que hay montado un pasamanos para poder remontar con cierta seguridad. 2º Hacerlo integral. En la ruta de wikiloc se indica un camino que realmente no existe como tal. Una gran parte del trayecto se hace campo a través, con una vegetación poco agradable (punzante) y recorridos con mucha pendiente y sin sombra. No es recomendable y puede ser peligroso. Mejor combinar con dos coches, dejando uno en el aparcamiento bajo la autopista y con el otro dirigirse al pueblo abandonado de Peme para buscar la cabecera del arroyo y bajar hasta que se encauza, unos cientos de metros antes del sumidero de la cueva.

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the access/return path to the highway.

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Unknown

Barranco y Cueva del Tinganón: Unknown1

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the marks and signs that show us the way to the ferrata, a magnificent track heading SE with the Peñas de San Justo and de los Buitres in the background. We will arrive at a sign that tells us to leave the track to take a path that takes us under the rocks, we will pass under the mallo El Tornillo and we stay at the foot of San Justo, here we turn left and find the first pegs. We will make the via ferrata and at the end of it we continue towards the sign of the path down the north face, just here we have some yellow marks, the beginning of the rappels.
Tour: A first section of rappels to finally exit with some ropes to the trail and soon after another sign, blue marks and the next section of rappels, more exposed and complicated.

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Canyon End
Return: Somewhat losing trail that takes us to the return path of the ferrata and from here to the GR1 back along the access road.

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Unknown
Comment: Ferrata

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Unknown1
Comment: Mirador de Los Buitres

Barranco y ferrata de Cubilillo os Fils: Unknown2
Comment: Riglos

Barrancos de Caudete

Barrancos de Ventura y Pastelero: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the Picapedreros track and when we reach the Picapedreros hut we will have access to the first ravine, Pastelero stream. If we follow the track, once it heads north, we will have the Ventura stream on the right where we would go down to the second ravine.
Tour: Two small descents, the first one for beginners and the second one with a more interesting 35m rappel.

Barrancos de Ventura y Pastelero: Canyon End
Return: After the R35 we have a path to the right that takes us up to Picapedreros. Or in both cases we can follow the riverbed to a path that leads us to the uphill track.

Caidero del Gallego

Caidero del Viento o Bco del Palo: Canyon Start
Approach: Bcos Manta, Palo y Medio We will leave by the access path that goes up the orographic right of the Manta riverbed, crosses it and continues ascending until we reach the upper track, we will cross the Manta stream again and about 200m later we reach the bed of the Bco del Medio, if we continue a little further we reach the Bco del Palo or Caidero del Viento.

Caidero del Viento o Bco del Palo: Canyon End
Return: Following the riverbed up to the road, or when you reach the junction with the El Palo riverbed, you will find the uphill path on your left.

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to the esplanade there is a forest track that goes up the stream, in a clearing in the forest at 400m we take the track to the left that goes to the ruins of Valielles. Arriving at the ruins, about 300m, turn right to continue climbing now already on a path, it goes to the walls and soon after, 400m from the ruins, we have a milestone and a path to the staples of ascent. We have a first section of path equipped with flanking that leaves the last rappel of the descent, then the path enters the wall for the steps of Ayuta and Sonia (currently sabotaged), with the 5th rappel to one side. We come out to a softer area that takes us to the col of the ridge and from there to the summit.
Tour: 4 rappels from the top, we descend the soft section and reach the 5th rappel next to the ferrata. A little more and we reach the last rappel

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Canyon End
Return: Along the access path

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown Parking
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys on the C462 towards Solsona. Passing the p.k. 19 we have a right turn, just at the exit of the tunnel, has an esplanade on the left, an area where climbers park.

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown
Comment: Sendero a la izquierda

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown1
Comment: Fita Rocjumper a la izquierda

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio Camino Equipado de la Lluna Plena

Camí Vertical de la Lluna Plena: Unknown3
Comment: Flanqueo

Comment: Tramo K4 Paso Ayuta

Comment: Paso Gran Roca

Comment: Tramo K3 Paso Sonia

Canal d Arrancapets: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave the parking lot crossing the river in the direction of Peñagalera until almost reaching the ridge at about 800m altitude. Here we find a fork that we will take to the left, much less marked path that goes over the cuts of Arrancapets channel. About 150m later we have a channel on the left with a cairn indicating the descent.

Canal d Arrancapets: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the bottom, we will walk down the canal until we join the upstream path at the river.

Canal d Orió: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that goes up to the cova del Vidre, we will go up to the confluence with the GR, here we will go to the right towards the Colls del Pallers. There is a characteristic pass with a rock wall and a valley on the right that will be our descent. We will go down through the forest in steep descent until we reach the vertical

Canal d Orió: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at R15 of Barranc d'Orió, we will have to follow it and make our return.

Canal d Orió: Unknown
Comment: Racó Moro

Canal d Orió: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada Barranco de Lloret

Canal d Orió: Unknown2
Comment: Fin barranco salida por la izq

Canal d Orió: Unknown3
Comment: Camino derecha (Puente)

Comment: Cruce camino Tolls de la Brossa

Comment: bufadors

Comment: Cruce senda / barranco

Comment: Camino derecha (Puente)

Canal d Orió: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking abajo
Access: From Mas de Barberáns to Roquetes by the TV3421, in the pk 18,6 we have a detour to the Barranc de Lloret. At the end of this track there is a barrier, there is a place to park the return car. With the access car we return to the road, pk 12.1 we have a detour "La Vall". After two kilometers we have a detour, we take it to the right and continue to the area of La Vall.
Return: We arrive at R15 of Barranc d'Orió, we will have to follow it and make our return.

Canal d Orió: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking coche arriba
Access: From Mas de Barberáns to Roquetes by the TV3421, in the pk 18,6 we have a detour to the Barranc de Lloret. At the end of this track there is a barrier, there is a place to park the return car. With the access car we return to the road, pk 12.1 we have a detour "La Vall". After two kilometers we have a detour, we take it to the right and continue to the area of La Vall.
Return: We arrive at R15 of Barranc d'Orió, we will have to follow it and make our return.

Comment: Fuerte Bajada

Comment: Paso entre piedras (cami avellanar)

Comment: Dejar senda y hacia abajo

Comment: R 50m canal I Orio

Comment: Cruce senda

Comment: Barranco Orió

Comment: Cruce Barranco Barretes

Comment: Senda perdida que cruza barranco

Comment: Cruce con B Clot Hospital

Comment: cadena

Comment: poca cobertura GPS, seguir senda

Canal de Castellassos: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the GR until we pass the Bordes de Colomer, shortly after a path to our left that will leave us in our canal.

Canal de Castellassos: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the river, we will have to go left towards the bridge.

Canal de Castellassos: Unknown

Canal de la Corba d Alfara: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the Vallfiguera return path that comes out 50m ahead, when we go down to the small riverbed we will follow it until we reach the cuttings.
Tour: A first part of access to reach the walls. We will have a rappel / handrail from a tree to the first vertical. From here it closes a little, it remains a vertical and beautiful channel.

Canal de la Corba d Alfara: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the riverbed, between trees for about 60m until we leave the walls. We will see a path little marked by the gravel on our right that surrounds the walls and gets us into a hard uphill channel that leads us directly to the curve.

Canal de la Figuereta: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the PR direction Vicenç Barbé refuge by the Collet de Guirló first and from there towards the Coll de la Portella. When we reach the pass we turn left (on the right going around the Roca de la Portella we access the cave/sima del Pou de la Portella). We will continue ascending to les Agulles until a ramp equipped with ropes, after it a red mark indicates us the turn to the left to get into our channel.
Tour: Very vertical channel, spectacular in its 3 rappels but very short.

Canal de la Figuereta: Canyon End
Return: We have the hard part, going back through the vegetation, downhill, to look for the access path.

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown1

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown2
Comment: CAMINO

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown3
Comment: Coll La Portella

Comment: CUERDA

Comment: Fin Figuereta

Comment: Inicio Figuereta

Comment: Marcas Rojas DER

Canal de la Figuereta: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Can Maçana
Access: On the A2 take exit 570 to El Bruc and Montserrat. We turn off on the B111 to Montserrat/Manresa and continue on the PB1101 Montserrat/Manresa to Coll de Can Maçana where we park.
Return: We have the hard part, going back through the vegetation, downhill, to look for the access path.

Comment: Pou de Portella

Canal de la roca Regina: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach Bosc and Regina rock Cross the bridge and take the path to the right that goes up the river, halfway we will see a path to the right that goes down to the river, is the escape in the Bosc. There comes a time that crosses the river and cross the bank. We will go up a steep slope making Z's until 520m where the trail turns north (to the left) and we are at the foot of the Roca Regina. There is a path on the right that takes us to the head of the channel.
Tour: 5 aerial and vertical rappels plunging over the Bosc

Canal de la roca Regina: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the Bosc and we can follow it to the bridge or walk 70m to a path on the right that takes us back to the access path.

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown Parking
Access: Parking Bosc and Regina rock On the C13 going up towards Tremp Access Bosc and Regina rock Just before the tunnel in the Pantà de Terradets, at pk72, on the right is the old road and we can park and evaluate the flow of the Bosc from the bridge.
Return: We arrive at the Bosc and we can follow it to the bridge or walk 70m to a path on the right that takes us back to the access path.

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown
Comment: Barranc del bosc

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown1
Comment: Desvió a la derecha

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio canal

Canal de la roca Regina: Unknown3
Comment: Fin de la canal

Canal de Pigolo: Canyon Start
Approach: Banks Ricossanto, Valldomars and Pigolo We will leave in the direction of Estany Gento, quite steep path on the orographic left of the Canal de Pigolo, great views of the Vall Fosca, the cirque and the reservoir. We will climb a little more than 1 km to a milestone that marks the exit to the channel at about 1980m altitude. It can serve us as a reference that at this point a small tributary arrives on the left side.
Tour: Continuous abseiling and abseiling to the bridge of the return trail.

Canal de Pigolo: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the trail bridge, we turn left to go to the access trail and from there to the car.

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking inici
Access: On the N260 between Pont de Suert and La Pobla de Segur, at the height of Senterada we turn off on the L503 to the Torre de Cabdella. We will continue along the same road to the village of Cabdella, cross it, cross the Flamisell and continue along the road to the dam and cross it to park in the parking lot on the other side.
Return: When we reach the trail bridge, we turn left to go to the access trail and from there to the car.

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown
Comment: Desviament

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown1
Comment: Inici Canal de Pigolo

Canal de Pigolo: Unknown2

Canal de Punvieja: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only take one car and park it at the bottom, we will have to climb the 2 km of road up to a sharp left curve where a path comes out. We close the gate and continue, either by the path along the meadow (sometimes closed by vegetation) or by the meadow itself. In about 200 m. we will be at the river. If we have parked in the village of Los Tojos we must walk down to this curve and then follow the path to the head of the ravine.
Tour: Descent with somewhat precarious facilities and some rubbing (provide rope to replace handrails and natural). A lot of fallen trunk and undergrowth, especially at the beginning and in the section after the corridor, where the riverbed opens. Aesthetic rappels. Boxed areas alternating with other more open areas. It is important to evaluate the flow of the main river before entering. The last rappel falls directly into the riverbed and the force of the water could drag us down.

Canal de Punvieja: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the Argoza river, cross it and right in front of it we look for a parallel riverbed, normally dry. After a few meters we will sense on our left a path bounded by a wall that borders the meadows. In the first few meters it is closed off by vegetation, but it soon clears and we can walk along it. We will follow it bordering a house and in direction towards the road and the bridge.

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown
Comment: pk los tojos

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown1
Comment: punvieja cab

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown2
Comment: punvieja camino

Canal de Punvieja: Unknown3
Comment: punvieja pkbajo

Canal de Rotaboc: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path to the font Colom and that leads to the Penya del Migdia, we can go up to the track that leads to the Puig Mayor or turn left before to the Marge Petit pass. Once up we will go in NW direction to look for our channel.

Canal de Rotaboc: Canyon End
Return: We will continue descending to the coll de Cards Colers, from here we head south on the track that brings us back to the road.

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown
Comment: Font d'en Colom

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown1
Comment: Casa de la Neu

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown2
Comment: Pared

Canal de Rotaboc: Unknown3
Comment: Penyal del Migdia

Comment: Salt de Rotafoc

Canal del Conchoso: Canyon Start
Approach: Seguiremos la calle que sube a lo alto del pueblo y que al terminar las edificaciones se convierte en pista (hay un paso canadiense). Al cabo de poco más de un kilómetro de salir del pueblo tenemos una curva a izquierdas cerrada, que marca el comienzo de unas Z de subida. Por la derecha sale ya una senda poco visible, que mantiene la cota y que se ve mal porque tiene tojos, zarzas y vegetación en general. Cuidado con las garrapatas. Es zona de ganado. Son unos 600 m. de recorrido hasta que llegamos al cauce. Otra posibilidad es seguir subiendo las Z y continuar por la pista hasta una curva muy marcada a la derecha, donde encontramos un desprendimiento en la ladera izquierda. Ahí cruza un afluente desde el que podemos bajar al barranco, aunque hay algunos destrepes de unos 4/5 m. sin equipar que resultan difíciles de evitar por los laterales debido a la pendiente de las laderas y a que todo el monte está lleno de tojos y zarzas. El afluente nos dejará en el mismo punto en el que confluyen la vereda y el cauce del barranco.
Tour: Open, without rest, short but fun if we do it after rains.

Canal del Conchoso: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the road we go to the car to return or right to the village in search of our parking place. The advice is to take two cars, because the ascent to the headwaters is quite steep and can be very long.

Canal del Pubill

Canal dels Arrossegats: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along the track and we leave by the path on the right, same access as Caragols, white and then blue marked trail that climbs towards the Gerro and els Pallers. A little further on it joins another more marked trail in the Era dels Pallers (small pass) where we go to the right. About 100m later the trail approaches the bed of the stream, time to leave the trail and get into the riverbed.
Tour: Wide channel with 3 areas of fixed ropes for dexterity. After them we can visit the Cova dels Mistos and soon the rappel that gives its name to the channel. A 26-27m rappel that leaves no one indifferent, narrow, uncomfortable, with remains of ropes, irons, ...

Canal dels Arrossegats: Canyon End
Return: We take the path to the right that leads us to the access path.

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown Parking
Comment: 000 parking
Access: On the A2 we will take the detour to El Bruc. Cross the village up to the schools and turn right looking for the Refugi Vincenç Barré. We will follow this road that will become a track to the parking lot used by climbers.
Return: We take the path to the right that leads us to the access path.

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown
Comment: 001 desv. esqu

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown1
Comment: 002 Era dels Pallers

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown2
Comment: 003 desv. dreta. Inici canal

Canal dels Arrossegats: Unknown3
Comment: 005 final canal

Comment: El Gerro

Comment: Els Pallers

Comment: La Tisora

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Canyon Start
Approach: Pertusa option: Following the marked path following the ferrata indications (white circles with a red dot), we will enter the Bco de la Pardina and start with the different sections of the Urquiza-Olmo ferrata (K3). Near the end of the ferrata we can turn left to the extension (K5) or Feliz Navidad (K6). If not we can continue straight ahead to the end of the ravine that has a path that takes us to the top. We turn left and follow the path over the cliffs until we find the ravine and the handrail for the entrance. Option Castell de Sant Llorenç: From the parking area we will see the path that goes to the NW along the cut (not the track).
Tour: Very vertical canyon and without water, if it carries something is because it is raining hard in the area. It is accessed by a handrail to enter the cirque where the rappels will follow one after the other until the Pardina gully. They are rappels without great difficulty but some of them are very aesthetic in overhangs.

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Canyon End
Return: From the Bco de Pardina we can return to Pertusa by the outgoing path. Or we turn left towards the Castell going up the Via Ferrata.

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown
Comment: tramo Ferrata Silvia

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown1
Comment: tramo Federica Ferrata

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown2
Comment: aguja

Canal o Barranco de Sarah: Unknown3
Comment: cadena

Comment: inicio

Comment: inicio barranco

Comment: entrada al cauce

Comment: resalte de 6 m

Comment: fin tramo Federica

Comment: Ferrata Urquiza Olmo

Comment: Castell st llorenç

Comment: cruce, sendero de la derecha

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the torrent Fondo and then by the PR we will look for the Garrigoses pass and go down the ridge to the channel. Another option: We go down to the village to Pau Bertran street to turn right along the Drecera from which a path goes up to the viewpoint of Far Gari to take the path that crosses the Font Seca (on our right) and go to stop at the Canal del Xaco and climb it up to the ridge, below the col of Garrigoses.
Tour: Only 4 rappels in a rather decomposed environment.

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Canyon End
Return: When you reach the path, turn right to the parking lot.

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown
Comment: Desvio torrent del fondo

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown1
Comment: Desvio izquierda

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown2
Comment: Inicio barranco pas de la pancha

Canal Pas de la Panxa: Unknown3

Canal Tancada

Cañón de Lagunillos

Cañón de Obantzea: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to the San Adrián Hermitage When we get there, we will take the riverbed, generally dry, and we will follow it until the difficulties begin.
Tour: Two areas of canyoning with more open areas of lush forests. In the first zone, Otsanzulo, we will have the path a few meters higher, aesthetic rappels to enter this canyoning. The second zone, Arizulo, the longest rappel, 30m.

Cañón de Obantzea: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed up to the Puente de las Brujas bridge that joins Arguiñano with Iturgoyen, we will take the path to the left to go up to Arguiñano.

Cañón de Santa María: Canyon Start
Approach: About 100m before the curve we have the stream on the right, uphill. We go up it for 1.5 kms, cross the riverbed and continue climbing a few more meters until we find a track, we take it to the left and it brings us back to the ravine, we access the ravine.
Tour: See mole, initiation with water only after heavy rains

Cañón de Santa María: Canyon End
Return: We will retrace the access path

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown
Comment: Derecha por PR 33

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown1
Comment: Cruzar Barranco Santa María

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown2
Comment: Izquierda a barranco

Cañón de Santa María: Unknown3
Comment: Barranco Santa María

Comment: Marmita evitable

Comment: Ventana del Diablo

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge of the Martinete, by the outlined track where we will have parked, we advance a little more than 100m (in which we will pass over the stream Tajuelo) and at the moment to the right will leave a little busy track by which we will go almost 300m before throwing us to the right to the bed of the stream. If we do not want to make the Tajuelo, the access to the Martinete is immediate.
Tour: The first part, the arroyo del Tajuelo, is carved in limestone tuffs and with small crystalline pools in which to jump. It has 3 rappels, almost all of which can be jumped if previously checked. The second part, the martinete, once the stream joins the Tajo at the height of the Martinete bridge. Aquatic descent, of destrepes, jumps and slides, very amusing but dangerous with high flows.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Canyon End
Return: At one kilometer from the beginning of the Martinete, we have the bathers' area and we leave the river by the orographic right to the track. If we do not have a car here we will have to go up it.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown Parking
Access: By the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. When we get to Beteta we turn off towards Masegosa on the CM-2201 and follow it until we reach the Peralejos de las Truchas turnoff CM-2106 (turn left). On the road to Peralejos we will reach the bridge over the river Tajo (Martinete bridge) where we will park the access car on the track that goes to the right, just before crossing it. If we have a return car, we will take the track that goes to the left, just after crossing the bridge and after a kilometer we will have a place to park in the area used by bathers.
Return: At one kilometer from the beginning of the Martinete, we have the bathers' area and we leave the river by the orographic right to the track. If we do not have a car here we will have to go up it.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Aparcamiento 2.....
Access: By the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. When we get to Beteta we turn off towards Masegosa on the CM-2201 and follow it until we reach the Peralejos de las Truchas turnoff CM-2106 (turn left). On the road to Peralejos we will reach the bridge over the river Tajo (Martinete bridge) where we will park the access car on the track that goes to the right, just before crossing it. If we have a return car, we will take the track that goes to the left, just after crossing the bridge and after a kilometer we will have a place to park in the area used by bathers.
Return: At one kilometer from the beginning of the Martinete, we have the bathers' area and we leave the river by the orographic right to the track. If we do not have a car here we will have to go up it.

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown
Comment: Derecha

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown2

Cañon del Martinete y Arroyo del Tajuelo: Unknown3
Comment: Resaltes

Comment: Río Tajo

Cañón Peralejo

Cañones de Jaén: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the street, it crosses the river and soon we will be able to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: River hiking route in which we will go up as far as we can/want and we will turn around in this magnificent enclave.

Cañones de Jaén: Canyon End
Return: On the way up

Cascada de Biaxerrekea: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that leaves from the estuary, passes by the Ermita de la Concepción or Talako Ama and goes up to Biaxerdikoa PR-BI-168, behind these houses there is a path that goes straight down to the stream R-BI-168-1.
Tour: We follow the stream to the waterfall that falls into the sea.

Cascada de Biaxerrekea: Canyon End
Return: Through the rocks to the estuary again

Cascada de Bidamarreta

Cascada de Boldís

Cascada de la Hormaza: Canyon Start
Approach: With two cars it is almost immediate, before crossing the stream we turn right diagonally to look for the riverbed and the first rappel. If we go with only one car we will have to go up by the road the 3 kms or by a side of the ravine looking for the best way.
Tour: Open and not very aquatic but very entertaining. Its most vertical part is a delight

Cascada de la Hormaza: Canyon End
Return: It ends on the road

Cascada de la Hormaza: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing 2
Access: Access to Vega de Pas area We must arrive to Vega de Pas. From the N623 in Entrambasmestas we will take the CA263. Ajam, Ajam Sup, Peñallana, Hormaza, Yera and Yera 2 ravines. Arriving at Vega de Pas we turn right to Puerto de Estacas de Trueba on the CA631. We will pass Yera and at km 7 approx. we have a first bridge over the river (exit Yera 1). We continue along the road and at the second bridge we leave the car to return or if we only have one. From here we can observe the descent. We continue along the road until the next sharp left turn, here comes a track to the cabins of Hormaza, we parked the access car.
Return: It ends on the road

Cascada de la Hormaza: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parquing 1
Access: Access to Vega de Pas area We must arrive to Vega de Pas. From the N623 in Entrambasmestas we will take the CA263. Ajam, Ajam Sup, Peñallana, Hormaza, Yera and Yera 2 ravines. Arriving at Vega de Pas we turn right to Puerto de Estacas de Trueba on the CA631. We will pass Yera and at km 7 approx. we have a first bridge over the river (exit Yera 1). We continue along the road and at the second bridge we leave the car to return or if we only have one. From here we can observe the descent. We continue along the road until the next sharp left turn, here comes a track to the cabins of Hormaza, we parked the access car.
Return: It ends on the road

Cascada de las Terrazas del Fresno: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track towards the Baden ravine, as it enters the ravine narrows and becomes a path. Accesses bcos Baden, Baden2, Infierno, Helecho and Terrazas Fresno When arriving at the part in which it narrows at all we will pass by the exit leaving it to the left and soon we have an ascent to the left (to the West) by a hollow by which we will ascend almost until above, we will surround some fences to direct us to the east towards the head on the cuttings.
Tour: A ramp and an abseil over a 50m waterfall.

Cascada de las Terrazas del Fresno: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the access path

Cascada de Maro: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go down this street, when it takes us to the right towards the beach, we will continue straight ahead towards the cliffs, the track turns to the left and when it approaches a hut we will get into the riverbed above the hut.
Tour: An abseil over the sea

Cascada de Maro: Canyon End
Return: We swam out to the Caleta beach and went up the access road to the beach.

Cascada de Maro: Unknown Parking
Access: We will follow the signs "Playa", go down the main street (there is a parking lot if we do not want to play), we will continue and after the left curve in the greenhouses, we will have a street on the right with the sign "Playa de la Caleta", only for authorized vehicles. We park
Return: We swam out to the Caleta beach and went up the access road to the beach.

Cascada de Maro: Unknown
Comment: Cabecera

Cascada de Osinberde: Canyon Start
Approach: We leave by the path from the parking lot by the orographic right of the river, we go up for 1km until we pass a stream where we take a path to our left that takes us back to the upper channel. We will go by the channel 1km until the emergence, moment to accede to the ravine.

Cascada de Osinberde: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the access trail to the waterfall.

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Canyon Start
Approach: Cartografía OpenStreetMap (OSM) Ascendemos por el camino que lleva a la base de la cascada de Peña Puerta; unas decenas de metros después, dejamos a la izda unas mesas para merendar, siguiendo en ascenso. Vemos a nuestra izda el cauce del arroyo que sale de Peña Puerta; pocas docenas de metros, antes de atravesar un puente, cogemos por la derecha, una senda de trepa por la parte derecha de Peña Puerta, hacia las paredes donde parten varias vías de escalada. Una vez en las vías, en la base de la pared; seguimos por la senda hasta la parte alta de Peña Puerta; en sus últimos tramos, el trazado es empinado, está muy erosionado y cuesta subir; cruzamos una alambrada por su parte baja, y accedemos a otro marcado sendero que viene de la parte intermedia de la cantera de yesos. En unos pocos metros, por la izda, llegamos al portillo de Peña Puerta; la senda se desdibuja y continuamos por ella, descendiendo por la izquierda hasta las proximidades de la hendidura, donde se juntan los dos arroyos que se precipitan en la gran cascada, donde iniciaremos el descenso.
Tour: Very short and intense descent... it has an upper part, a few meters above the access gate to the rappel of the waterfall, which is not usually done; there are two rappels of 10 and 6 meters respectively, very dressed in vegetation, and that start in the vicinity of the ruins of some sheepfolds a few meters above, visible from the gate where we will change. The creek briefly fits into the area that anticipates the great waterfall; a few meters later we find an R4 meeting that deposits us at the head of the R100, the highest waterfall in La Rioja.

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Canyon End
Return: OpenStreetMap (OSM) Cartography From the base of the waterfall, we follow the stream bed for a few meters and continue along a path on the right bank to the place where we left the vehicle.

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown
Comment: Cabecera peña puerta

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown1
Comment: PK peña puerta

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown2
Comment: portillo peña puerta

Cascada de Peña Puerta: Unknown3
Comment: sendero canteras

Comment: vias escalada

Comment: xinicio sedero vias escalada

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Canyon Start
Approach: At the end of the parking we see on our right a cattle crossing, we cross it and follow the track until we see an ascending path that leads to a stop. We go down the same path and reach the riverbed, we continue along the riverbed until we reach the beginning.
Tour: There are several installations to access the head of the first vertical, an impressive 45-meter overhang that leaves us on a comfortable ledge. Two installations for the second vertical depending on the flow, and we arrive at another ledge. There are still two installations, the right one has significant friction and the left one is quite far from the riverbed. In any case, we are chaining rappels until we reach an area of dexterity and from there, we continue walking along the riverbed.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Canyon End
Return: We see a road that crosses the river, we take it to our right and continue along this road that runs parallel to the river until we reach the fork marked with wpt. Where a little further on, on the right, we find the second car.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown Parking
Comment: 1- Aparcamiento
Access: We head to the Puerto de Angulo by the BU-550 road and leave the car in the parking lot located at the top of the port. To leave the second vehicle we drive along the BU-550 to the junction with the BU-V-5002 to reach the town of Encima Angulo.
Return: We see a road that crosses the river, we take it to our right and continue along this road that runs parallel to the river until we reach the fork marked with wpt. Where a little further on, on the right, we find the second car.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown
Comment: 2-Paso de ganado

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown1
Comment: 3- Vista de la cascada

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown2
Comment: 4- Cambiamos a sendero, recto en la bifurcacion.

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown3
Comment: 5- Collado

Comment: 6- Bajando al cauce

Comment: 7- Llegando al cauce

Comment: 8- Río

Comment: 9- Vista del inicio

Comment: 13- R 30m desde natural.

Comment: 16- Cauce

Comment: 17- Salida derecha camino

Comment: 18- Derecha

Cascada de San Miguel el Viejo: Unknown Parking1
Comment: 19- Aparcamiento
Access: We head to the Puerto de Angulo by the BU-550 road and leave the car in the parking lot located at the top of the port. To leave the second vehicle we drive along the BU-550 to the junction with the BU-V-5002 to reach the town of Encima Angulo.
Return: We see a road that crosses the river, we take it to our right and continue along this road that runs parallel to the river until we reach the fork marked with wpt. Where a little further on, on the right, we find the second car.

Cascada del Chorlón: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the forest track for the first few meters and then turn off along the path following the marks. Once we arrive at the Chorlón, we will go up the side of the trail to the head of the trail.
Tour: There are two waterfalls with a pool in between.

Cascada del Chorlón: Canyon End
Return: After the second waterfall, we come out onto the access path.

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown
Comment: Puente del Arroyo Cambrones

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown1
Comment: Desvío

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown2
Comment: Desvío

Cascada del Chorlón: Unknown3
Comment: Desvío

Comment: Cascada El Chorlón

Cascada del Médico: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go out to the right through the forest to find the stream bed to reach the top of the waterfall.
Tour: Only the waterfall

Cascada del Médico: Canyon End
Return: Through the forest we can climb up to the track

Cascadas de Basakaiz

Cascadas de Baztela

Cascadas de Endara

Cascadas de Iñurrieta

Cascadas de los Husos

Cascadas de Salvassa: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the path that starts right there and goes down to a wall / dam, cross and follow the path to the left about 100m and we will see a "path" that goes up through the forest, we must follow the green dots, as this climb has been conditioned.
Tour: A series of rappels in ramp that leads us to the head of the waterfall. The waterfall is doubly installed (right and left) on the right is more out of the water, designed for high flows. Be careful not to fall short with the ropes. The reinstallation has been done on the right, so be careful if we want to make the descent into the water (orographic left) because they have not checked its condition.

Cascadas de Salvassa: Canyon End
Return: Get to the track next to the wall.

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown
Comment: Acceso derecha

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown1

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown2
Comment: Final descenso

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown3
Comment: Giro derecha

Comment: Giro izquierda

Cascadas de Salvassa: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Salvassa
Access: We will arrive on the N230 towards Vielha, after passing Vilaller and before reaching Aneto and Senet, at pk 141 (in the tunnel), at the exit we have a lay-by on the right from which we can see the waterfall on the other slope. Here we park.
Return: Get to the track next to the wall.

Comment: Presa

Cascadas de Toba

Cascadas de Txintxerako Arria

Cascadas de Yeguaceros

Cascades de Boet

Cascades de Goleró

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking of Enguídanos we will have to walk about 2kms along the track that takes us to the Villora reservoir, we will arrive at an esplanade, we will see that the companies get on the main road to the right and we can enter here or continue towards the reservoir and shortly before entering from a bridge. From the parking of Villora by the track we would go down to the bridge and by the path that leaves from the parking we go to the access area of the companies.
Tour: Easy, full of jumps, slides... the only point of major difficulty is the 9m drop which is also equipped for rappelling.

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Canyon End
Return: On the right by any of the 3 exits, there is no loss, all of them will lead to the access road.

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown Parking
Access: From the A3, at the height of the Contreras reservoir we will take the detour to Enguídanos. We can also access from Villora. From Enguídanos by the CUV-5014 towards Cardenete, soon we will arrive at the detour, to the right, of the parking lot. From Villora towards Cardenete by the CM-2109, at the exit of the village, in a right curve, we have the detour to the left by a track that takes us down to the parking in 5kms.
Return: On the right by any of the 3 exits, there is no loss, all of them will lead to the access road.

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown
Comment: Desvío derecha hacia el inicio mas popular

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio mas popular

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown2

Chorreras de Enguídanos: Unknown3
Comment: Salida 1

Comment: Salida 2

Comment: Salida 3

Clot de Cal Pegot

Clot de les Canalies

Clot de Pastissol

Clot de Sajolida: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses to Sajolida, Bugaders and Pont banks We leave by the track on the right towards the Torrent del Pont, which we will go up by its fixed ropes or we leave to the right by a path that goes up to a hill where we find a cairn and red paint marks. We will follow the marks and cairns to the Clot de Sajolida. If we want to do Bugaders we will follow this path for a while until the next stream.
Tour: A classic in the area, very well formed, with a first part of skills that gradually gain height until reaching the second half in which we link abseil after abseil to descend back to the Pont.

Clot de Sajolida: Canyon End
Return: We will be able to go out on the uphill trail or descend by rappelling down the Pont

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown
Comment: Desv dreta

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown1
Comment: Entrada al torrent del pont

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown2
Comment: Primera corda

Clot de Sajolida: Unknown3
Comment: El pont

Comment: Cova sortida

Comment: Camí

Comment: Cruilla esquerra (blanc)

Comment: Desv abaix eskerra (vermell)

Comment: Entrada Clot Sajolida

Comment: Cova i cruilla amb Bugaders Torrent

Comment: El Pont baixant

Clot del Cortal: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça From the Cap del Serrat we will follow another 2kms along the track until a cattle gate and continue walking, the first stream that we will find on the right is the Jaça stream, we continue another 200m until before the left curve of the track, here we have the access to Cortal. We will go about 150 - 200 m along its orographic left before entering the riverbed.
Tour: Simple, with short rappels, not too deep pools, and plenty of boulders and skills.

Clot del Cortal: Canyon End
Return: Arriving at the Riera de Abella, we will follow it, as best we can, to the bridge of the car. About 2 kms

Clot del Cortal: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking retorno
Access: We will take the C-17 to Ripoll, there we will take the C-26 and then the N-260 towards Sant Joan de les Abadesses, where a little more than a kilometer past the town we will take the C-38 to Camprodon. Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça Once in Camprodon, turn left at the traffic circle to Setcases and Vilallonga de Ter, on the GIV5264. We will cross Llanars and at km. 4 we will find the detour to the left to Abella and La Roca. We will go up to Abellar, where two horseshoe bends await us, after the second one we will see a track that goes up the Riera de Abella, we follow it until just the bridge over the river, here we can park the return car or if we only take one. With the access car we will continue along the track and after a kilometer, after a left curve, the track opens, place to park (Cap del Serrat).
Return: Arriving at the Riera de Abella, we will follow it, as best we can, to the bridge of the car. About 2 kms

Clot del Cortal: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking acceso
Access: We will take the C-17 to Ripoll, there we will take the C-26 and then the N-260 towards Sant Joan de les Abadesses, where a little more than a kilometer past the town we will take the C-38 to Camprodon. Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça Once in Camprodon, turn left at the traffic circle to Setcases and Vilallonga de Ter, on the GIV5264. We will cross Llanars and at km. 4 we will find the detour to the left to Abella and La Roca. We will go up to Abellar, where two horseshoe bends await us, after the second one we will see a track that goes up the Riera de Abella, we follow it until just the bridge over the river, here we can park the return car or if we only take one. With the access car we will continue along the track and after a kilometer, after a left curve, the track opens, place to park (Cap del Serrat).
Return: Arriving at the Riera de Abella, we will follow it, as best we can, to the bridge of the car. About 2 kms

Clot del Cortal: Unknown

Clot dels Solans: Canyon Start
Approach: Accesses bcos Solans, Pastissol and Socarrats Already equipped we will go to the village, entering by the main street to go up to the Plaça Major. Next to it we will find the indicators to the Camí de les Creus and les Mines, we will take it and we will begin the ascent through the mountain in comfortable zig-zag. After almost 2kms we will leave the track to go to the left to the remains of the mine, here the path becomes a little loser because it gets into the forest. As a reference, in this section we should not gain or lose practically no height. Once we arrive at the mine, we will continue horizontally looking to descend gently towards the riverbed of our river.
Tour: Long descent with a multitude of abseilings and cliffs. At times we will find a lot of vegetation, remains of trunks, etc. that will complicate our progress. The pools that we will find are usually not deep enough to jump.

Clot dels Solans: Canyon End
Return: After crossing the Setcases-Tregura trail, we will have 3 more rappels and we will go out to the valley, after passing some pipes and a gate, we will see a path on our left. We will take it to return to the village

Clot dels Solans: Unknown
Comment: Desvío a la izq en km 1.8

Clots de Melica

Congost d Ossera: Canyon Start
Approach: We walk back to the previous curve (last hairpin of the climb), here we go to the meadows in search of the stream bed that is a few meters below. Once in it we will only have to follow it until the confluence with our ravine.
Tour: Short but very interesting little gorget, in spring with water it is a very good option to get to know this small descent.

Congost d Ossera: Canyon End
Return: Once the last rappel is finished, the gorge opens up, a torrent arrives on the left and it is time to cross it and go up that slope, without a defined path, until we find a path. We will follow it towards the south, soon cross the stream and turn left towards the village.

Congost d Ossera: Unknown
Comment: Final Congost D'Ossera

Congost d Ossera: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Congost D'Ossera

Congost d Ossera: Unknown2
Comment: Paking Ossera

Congost d Ossera: Unknown3

Coves de Tomaca

Cueva de las Grajas: Canyon Start
Approach: Looking at the cave, on the right we have the slope where we will go up we will have to go halfway up the slope without climbing to the peak, to access the wall above the cave we have a first rappel eating the descent.
Tour: A first rappel to access the upper part of the cave from where we will rappel the second 60m long. Keep in mind that at the bottom there are trees in which the ropes can become entangled, we must be able to block our descent to untangle them.

Cueva de las Grajas: Canyon End
Return: We go out to the lower runway and return to the car.

Cueva del Toyu: Canyon Start
Approach: We take the aforementioned track, leave a warehouse on the left and 400m later we reach a small forest, we will see a path somewhat lost to our left that runs parallel to the Latarmá stream.
Tour: See topographical description. In case of doubt, always keep heading northeast.

Cueva del Toyu: Canyon End
Return: Leaving the cave we have a path on the left that leaves us on the same access track.

Cueva del Toyu: Unknown
Comment: Cueva rozada

Cueva del Toyu: Unknown1
Comment: sumidero del toyu

Cueva del Toyu: Unknown2
Comment: sumidero toyu pk

Descenso Equipado Fajas del Castillo del Buey Negro (La Muela)

Engorjat de la Fou

Estrechos de Crispín: Canyon Start
Approach: At the little bridge over the river we will access
Tour: A couple of slides, jumps and ledges before entering the narrows. Once the narrows open, the descent is over.

Estrechos de Crispín: Canyon End
Return: When the ravine opens up, we turn left onto the road.

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Canyon Start

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Canyon End

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown
Comment: Inici sota el pont

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking1

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown1

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown2
Comment: Pont de pedra

Estret de Castellar del Vallés: Unknown3
Comment: Sortida

Estret de Vilella: Canyon Start
Approach: Access vilella We follow the path next to the river, we will continue until we find a stream on the left and we will get into it to soon find the first rappel.
Tour: Descent with water at all times and with only two rappels.

Estret de Vilella: Canyon End
Return: When we reach an old dam on the Saldes, we will go 100m up the river until we find a path (some cairns will help us) that will take us to the first rappel.

Faixes Tancades

Fervenza de Gundrei: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only have one vehicle, we will have to go up the natural path to the monastery. In both options, from the monastery we will take the old path that leads to the ruins of Santo Estevo.
Tour: See mole. Vertical and almost without rest

Fervenza de Gundrei: Canyon End
Return: We arrived at the bridge over the highway

Fervenza de Gundrei: Unknown
Comment: Fauna

Fervenza de Gundrei: Unknown1
Comment: Roure

Fervenzas de Somede

Foces del río Lleiroso

Forat d Abella: Canyon Start
Approach: We will cross the village and follow the track towards the Molí. Once here we see a small path to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: A beautiful short gorge where you can enjoy the excavated walls and swim in the final pools.

Forat d Abella: Canyon End
Return: Leaving the gorga we reach some pools/swamps, here there is a track on our right that will take us up to the road.

Forat d Abella: Unknown
Comment: Aparcament

Forat d Abella: Unknown1
Comment: El Camí Vell

Forat d Abella: Unknown2
Comment: Les Trilles

Forat d Abella: Unknown3
Comment: Camí del Furadot

Comment: Salt d'aigua

Comment: Riu d'Abella

Comment: Forat d'Abella

Comment: Gorg

Comment: Congost

Comment: Molí d'Abella

Comment: Safareigs de la Balma

Comment: Font del Poble

Comment: Sant Esteve

Comment: Cementiri

Forat de Boixols

Forcas do Fial: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Forcas do Fial and Veiga Darca On the way to the church, just before the church, there is a track/path that first ascends and then descends towards the river. Take the second fork to the right and continue downhill along this path for about 40 minutes until you reach an old bridge.
Tour: A first part of small rappels and abseilings/toboggans with stalactite formations and a very dressed riverbed. The second part is narrower and technical without being a difficult canyon, but it will make us enjoy a good time. Caution in spring or after rains because it can load a lot.

Forcas do Fial: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the road bridge, we just have to follow it to the village.

Forcas do Fial: Unknown
Comment: Sendero a la derecha

Forcas do Fial: Unknown1
Comment: inicio del barranco

Forcas do Fial: Unknown2
Comment: Seceda

Forcas do Fial: Unknown3
Comment: PR-G 220

Comment: Final del Barranco

Foz del Abeyón

Garganta Cabrilla

Garganta de Aguas Limpias: Canyon Start
Approach: Cross the bridge over the Aguas Limpias river and follow the path (GR11) up to the Onso pass (approx 45' to 1h).
Tour: Long and varied, with multiple natural abseilings and rappels to save them in case of high flow.

Garganta de Aguas Limpias: Canyon End
Return: At the end of the GR11, return to the GR11 and go down to the parking lot.

Garganta de la Eliza: Canyon Start
Approach: From the bridge we access
Tour: Open, with lots of vegetation and always with fresh water. A nice initiation descent

Garganta de la Eliza: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the left to the road, there is a cairn indicating the exit. It seems that the exit is quite covered by undergrowth.

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking and following the GR (red and white marks) we continue along the signs that indicate Llanos de La Larri. Upon reaching the plains we see in front of us the ravine and a path that zig-zags up the slope (the one on the right goes to La Munía). After overcoming the pass, just turn left towards the entrance of the ravine.
Tour: A long succession of rappels (15) and small, more or less technical, slopes. Beware of overhangs with flow

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel you come out to the Llano path. You just have to undo the ascent

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown
Comment: Collado

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown1

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown2

Garganta de La Larri Superior: Unknown3

Garganta de Montgarri

Garganta Grande: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track that leaves from the cemetery, we will soon reach a fork where we will take the upper track towards the chestnut trees of Temblar, once there we will continue climbing to take a path that heads east towards the gorge, we will access where the path crosses the stream.
Tour: Watch video, perfect description of the descent

Garganta Grande: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the bridge, we take the track to the left that will lead us to the cemetery.

Garganta Perdida: Canyon Start
Approach: If we have parked in the curve we will follow this track upwards, after 3km we reach a picnic area, the track would continue upwards but we leave it to take the path and head towards the headwaters. If we have parked on the track almost next to the gorge we will have to go up on the right.

Garganta Perdida: Canyon End
Return: When we reach a black irrigation pipe, we exit to the right.

Garganta Perdida: Unknown
Comment: Lavadero

Garganta Perdida: Unknown1

Garganta Perdida: Unknown2
Comment: Fuente maja de las Vacas.

Garganta Perdida: Unknown3
Comment: Cochineras

Comment: Por ahí a Casas del Monte ,pero no vamos por ahí ,seguimos subiendo

Comment: Picnic

Comment: Vista a la grganta Perdida ahora sin agua

Comment: Piedras Labradas

Comment: Nos desviamos a la izda

Comment: Garganta Perdida.

Comment: Chorrera Ganganta Perdida

Comment: Giramos a izda y seguimos bajando

Comment: Presa fallida en garganta Perdida

Comment: Piscina en garganta Perdida

Gargantas de Valiri o rio Baliera

Gargantilla del Topo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking area we head back about 150m. to a rock with the number 15, near a path marked with a milestone start and several more during our approach, all this stretch uphill. After 600m, we cross a stream and then climb a steep rock slope. From there on the flat, advancing slightly to the left we cross another stream, and arriving at the next stream, in a block of rock is the first installation of our ravine.
Tour: "Canyon installed with stainless steel double expansion parabolt, stainless steel ring plates, some natural and abalakov. In most of the rappels there is an escape as they are open. The rappels range between 4 and 25m. The pools do not cover and carry water all year round. Rappels to take into account: R3 for the active and flown, R10 for the active and block embedded in the channel, watch out when recovering the ropes.

Gargantilla del Topo: Canyon End
Return: The ravine ends at a bridge, we go up to the track and on the left along the track we will find our car.

Gargantilla del Topo: Unknown
Comment: Entrada camino, encima piedra número 15

Goles de Monclús

Gorges del Freser: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that goes up to the Coma de Vaca refuge. Well marked path that goes up to the refuge, the bridge that is crossed to change from the right bank to the left is the starting point.
Tour: Long descent full of jumps, jumps and slides. Rappels outside the asset. It has been re-equipped to be able to make them by the asset. Beware of overhangs and water movements. It is a very open canyon. Some rappels can be climbed or dodged on the sides and on trails.

Gorges del Freser: Canyon End
Return: After the dam, we go out on the road uphill. You just have to retrace it

Gorges del Freser: Unknown
Comment: Enlace camino acceso con retorno

Gorges del Freser: Unknown1
Comment: inicio barranco

Gorges del Freser: Unknown Parking
Access: We reach Ribes de Freser on the N260, cross it and continue to Queralbs. Before arriving, sharp bend to the left and road in front of the Daió power station. We park at the power station
Return: After the dam, we go out on the road uphill. You just have to retrace it

Gorges del Freser: Unknown2
Comment: Presa, fin barranco

Gorgues del Riu Bona

Grieta del Gigante: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the track and take the first on the right (this track could be accessed for almost a kilometer with the access vehicle, next to the bco Santiago). Take the next track to the left, downhill for about 500m to leave the PR-TF65 and go right up the hill of the mountain. Once on the ridge we leave the trail and go to the left, through the mountain, without losing height towards Degollada Bermeja and from there to the Alto del Gigante, we go around it "from behind" and we will stop our descent.

Grieta del Gigante: Canyon End
Return: By boat to the port of the Giants

Hoz de Mildón

Hoz del Jucar
v1 a4 I | 30min/0min/15min | ⭐ | m

Llau de Recallers

Llau Fonda o Les Canals

Oscuros del Balced: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue on foot along the track until we reach the top, we pass the fence and border the Isuala river hill on our right, we pass through the stone quarry and continue until we find a path on our right downhill that leads us to the riverbed.
Tour: The descent begins in a gigantic chaos, very curious, that will require the use of the rope and will force you to look for a way out among the rocks. the exit among the rocks. The gorge closes and forces us to enter a long aquatic corridor through a minimal overhang, to which the darkness and the force of the water give the right atmosphere. The corridor, very narrow and in chiaroscuro, quite long, leads to a waterfall of a few meters, main difficulty and key step. Attention to the flow and the waterfall itself.

Oscuros del Balced: Canyon End
Return: Follow the river up to a wide badina closed by a small strait, where the basin opens up. At On the right bank, heading NW, there is a well-marked path that, among pines and boxwoods, will leave us again at the Colmenares pass, close to where we left the car.

Oscuros del Balced: Unknown Parking
Access: On the highway from Huesca to Barbastro, take exit 77 towards Abiego/Alquézar. Arriving at Abiego turn towards Bierge on the A1227. On the HU-341 road, before Almunias, we turn off on a very prominent track (next to the Barranco Fondo signpost), pass the Balced viewpoint and continue to the esplanade (where the signpost is located).
Return: Follow the river up to a wide badina closed by a small strait, where the basin opens up. At On the right bank, heading NW, there is a well-marked path that, among pines and boxwoods, will leave us again at the Colmenares pass, close to where we left the car.

Poyatos

Puig de ses Bruixes: Canyon Start
Approach: There are several marked routes to climb the Puig de les Bruixes depending on where we park Once on the Puig you have to go to its southern edge.
Tour: Vertical equipped

Puig de ses Bruixes: Canyon End
Return: We continue downwards to look for the access track.

Puig Na Penyal: Canyon Start
Approach: Access path to the climbing area of El Espolón from there to the summit there is a marked path.
Tour: Several rappels installed on the wall

Puig Na Penyal: Canyon End
Return: Along a path that leads to the track

Puig Na Penyal: Unknown
Comment: Paso

Puig Na Penyal: Unknown1
Comment: Na Penyal

Racó Sant Antoni

Rambla de la Bujosa

Rambla del Valenciano: Canyon Start
Approach: We will continue along the rambla
Tour: Simple ravine with 6 rappels without great difficulties.

Rambla del Valenciano: Canyon End
Return: We follow the promenade to the bridge

Rasa de Ca l Esquitlla

Rasa de Cal Catriques

Rasa de l Algassa

Rasa de les Pegueres o de la Pedra

Rasa de Torrenteller

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Canyon Start
Approach: The access to Runers is immediate, we will go down to the riverbed and we will go by its orographic right until the beginning of the "hostilities". For the access to Trasserra we will have to follow the track walking until a curve to the right where we will see a stone with a red mark and a milestone on the left. We will follow these milestones to the riverbed.
Tour: Both Trasserra and Runers are more vertical in their first part, then they join and have shorter and easier rappels.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Canyon End
Return: When we arrive at the reservoir, we will exit to the left and take an old track that will take us up to the access track, where we passed with the car.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown
Comment: Cruce retorno

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Rasa de Runers

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown2
Comment: Pantano - Izquierda

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 2 coches
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. In the p.k. 134.6 we have the detour by the camí de Trasserra, we will get into it and arrive at the house Torrades, we leave it on the right, we will see a very bad track also on the right, we ignore it and continue along the next one that is in better condition. The track continues to climb, getting into the forest and approaching the nearby mountains and their walls. After almost 2 kms there is a track in bad condition on the left, it is the exit track, if we have a high car we can leave it on this track arriving at the reservoir. We will continue 1 km more until a bridge over a stream, here we will park in a couple of more open areas for about 3-4 cars.
Return: When we arrive at the reservoir, we will exit to the left and take an old track that will take us up to the access track, where we passed with the car.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown Parking1
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. In the p.k. 134.6 we have the detour by the camí de Trasserra, we will get into it and arrive at the house Torrades, we leave it on the right, we will see a very bad track also on the right, we ignore it and continue along the next one that is in better condition. The track continues to climb, getting into the forest and approaching the nearby mountains and their walls. After almost 2 kms there is a track in bad condition on the left, it is the exit track, if we have a high car we can leave it on this track arriving at the reservoir. We will continue 1 km more until a bridge over a stream, here we will park in a couple of more open areas for about 3-4 cars.
Return: When we arrive at the reservoir, we will exit to the left and take an old track that will take us up to the access track, where we passed with the car.

Rases de Trasserra y Runers: Unknown3
Comment: Salir Pista seguir Hitos de Piedras

Comment: Lecho Barranco

Comment: Inicio Rasa Traserra

Comment: Unión con Afluente Rasa Runers

Rec de Cabanelles: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track that is the GR4 passing Sant Romà, the viewpoint and a kilometer later, in two curves linked we pass over the stream, time to access.
Tour: Entramos de plano en un cauce limpio que rápidamente se convierte en una rampa, si esta mojada, atentos a los resbalones. Continuamos abajo con algunos resaltes pequeños encontrarnos un resalte atravesado por un alambre con una piedra colgando en medio de la cauce, ¡aviso por el ganado!. Superamos el obstáculo por la izquierda y nos situamos en la rampa que da paso al 1er rápel, en el suelo, izquierda, 21 metros. En todo lo recorrido, los resaltes son de piedra pómez. Ahora toca progresar por el cauce, unos ciento sesenta metros, con algunos resaltes fáciles. Encontraremos puntos del recorrido en que tendremos que bordear el cauce por la derecha debido a los arbustos y el ramaje. Hemos llegado al lugar donde un sendero local cruza el cauce del Rec, en la izquierda nos conduce a la pista que hemos utilizado para realizar la aproximación. Proseguimos abajo unos metros más y llegamos al lugar donde el Rec concentra el desnivel, 2º rápel, pino derecha,18 metros. El próximo lo tenemos en la dcha, 3er rápel, avellano detrás derecha, 20 metros, pasaremos por debajo del tronco. Continuamos descendiendo y no tardaremos mucho en encontrar el 4º rápel, boj a la derecha 10 metros, a tocar, el 5º rápel, bojes izquierda, 6 metros, es el más corto de todo el recorrido. Enseguida encontramos el 6e rápel, boj izquierda, 12 metros. Ahora toca bajar unos sesenta metros fáciles hasta la pista que lleva en el Mas del Rossinyol a la derecha, y en nuestro vehículo a la izquierda. No queremos dar por finalizado el descenso aquí, así que investigamos la canalización del Rec por debajo de la pista y nos damos cuenta de la posible continuidad por el interior del conducto, que esta limpio y con la suficiente amplitud para progresar agachados o cuatro patas. El 7º rápel lo tenemos a la derecha, dos chapas, la primera abajo y la segunda en el techo. Debemos creer que alguna de las dos chapas resistirá una posible crecida del caudal. Si las dos chapas se estropean, tenemos una tercera chapa en el exterior, derecha, para efectuar el rápel. Indicadores B y C para los rápeles. En el inicio del conducto tenemos una chapa, izquierda. Esta chapa, tan sólo la utilizaremos para asegurar el acceso a los rápeles en caso de un prominente caudal de agua, indicador A. Efectuamos el 7º rápel, a la derecha 23 metros. Continuamos el descenso hasta el punto donde el cauce da un giro a la izquierda y tenemos ante una larga rampa, que si la encontramos seca, la podremos trepar, pero mojada, tiene su riesgo, por eso, tenemos el 8º rápel opcional en el suelo, a la derecha, 24 metros tan sólo nos restan un giro a la derecha, otro a la izquierda por terreno fácil y ya tenemos la salida a la izquierda, pista. Volveremos por la misma a la izquierda hasta la Clusa, donde tenemos el vehículo, 20 minutos.

Rec de Cabanelles: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the access road

Rec de la Coma y Rec del Toll

Rec de la Jaça: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça From the Cap del Serrat we will follow another 2kms along the track to a cattle gate and continue walking, the first stream we will find on the right is the Jaça, the next would be the Cortal.
Tour: Simple, with short rappels, not too deep pools, and plenty of boulders and skills.

Rec de la Jaça: Canyon End

Rec de la Jaça: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking retorno
Access: We will take the C-17 to Ripoll, there we will take the C-26 and then the N-260 towards Sant Joan de les Abadesses, where a little more than a kilometer past the town we will take the C-38 to Camprodon. Access to Bcos Cortal and Jaça Once in Camprodon, turn left at the traffic circle to Setcases and Vilallonga de Ter, on the GIV5264. We will cross Llanars and at km. 4 we will find the detour to the left to Abella and La Roca. We will go up to Abellar, where two horseshoe bends await us, after the second one we will see a track that goes up the Riera de Abella, we follow it until just the bridge over the river, here we can park the return car or if we only take one. With the access car we will continue along the track and after a kilometer, after a left curve, the track opens, place to park (Cap del Serrat).

Rec de la Jaça: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking acceso

Rec de la Jaça: Unknown

Rec de les Espinedes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up by car or on foot to the Espinedes borda, just at the point where the track crosses the bed of the stream we access
Tour: We will start with a first open part of walking and with trees from which to rappel, they are not too vertical. After this section we will arrive at the wall where we have the following rappels, for the first one, somewhat exposed, we can mount a handrail from a parabolt. Then comes the long rappel and later from the ledge where we arrive we have the last rappel.

Rec de les Espinedes: Canyon End
Return: Right on track

Rec de Sant Amand

Regato da Fervenza

Rego da Mazoca

Rego de Guilán: Canyon Start
Approach: On both sides of the creek there are trails that go up the creek above the waterfall, we enter at the height of the high tension tower.
Tour: Simple and usually with very little water

Rego de Guilán: Canyon End
Return: After the last waterfall we will be able to exit on both sides depending on where we have parked.

Regueiro da Pincheira: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the path on the right for 200m until you reach a pit and a firebreak to go down to the river. You can access a few meters before atrochando.

Regueiro da Pincheira: Canyon End
Return: After the last difficulties we will find the remains of a track on our left, we will go up to it and follow it to the return vehicle.

Regueiro Seco: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Ferreiriño and Regueiro Seco Parking on the road is immediate. If we have parked in Campodola we have to go up to the road.
Tour: Very vertical with a large number of rappels in trees.

Regueiro Seco: Canyon End
Return: By the path that connects Campodola with Leixazos or if we go down the next rappel to Ferreiriño we turn left on the path that goes from Leixazos to Campos de Vila and go up to the track that takes us to Campodola.

Regueiro Seco: Unknown
Comment: Inicio Regueiro Seco

Regueiro Seco: Unknown Parking
Comment: Mirador y parking
Access: Location of Ferreiriño and Regueiro Seco ravines For the LU651 direction Folgoso do Courel, before arriving to the Alto do Boi in the pk 9 we have the detour to Campodola. If we have two cars we go down with the return car to the village and park at the entrance. With the access car we continue until km 10.5 where there is a right turn with parking space on the left. We will see the entrance to the ravine right there.
Return: By the path that connects Campodola with Leixazos or if we go down the next rappel to Ferreiriño we turn left on the path that goes from Leixazos to Campos de Vila and go up to the track that takes us to Campodola.

Regueiro Seco: Unknown1
Comment: Pobo de Campodola

Regueiro Seco: Unknown2
Comment: Salida Regueiro Seco ( altura 650 m )

Riera d Ogassa: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate if we park near the head of the trail. If we have parked at the hermitage, we will have to go back along the track to the Riera.
Tour: First beautiful part in the Engorjat that we will finish when we reach the junction with Font Freixe, here we can climb by its return or continue through a more open area until almost Aligons where it narrows again until the ascent to El Negre.

Riera d Ogassa: Canyon End
Return: We can leave before the stream by the track on the right, in 10min we will be in the Negre. After the gorga and before the Torrent del Clot we have a path that climbs us to the Negre.

Riera d Osor: Canyon Start
Approach: If you can park in the curve the access is immediate, between both houses there is a path that goes down to the riverbed. Otherwise from the bridge we go up to the road and walk to the indicated curve, it is just over a kilometer.
Tour: Simple descent to start canyoning, 3 rappels and several jumps. The good thing is that there is a path next to the descent that allows us to go back up easily and repeat the descent.

Riera d Osor: Canyon End
Return: If we have parked in the curve by the path on the left orographic going up the riverbed. Otherwise we go down a little further to take the track on the right that will take us to the Font de Can Bosc and from there to the road.

Riera d Osor: Unknown
Comment: Edificación

Riera d Osor: Unknown1
Comment: Edificación1

Riera d Osor: Unknown2
Comment: INICIO

Riera d Osor: Unknown3
Comment: IZQ abajo

Comment: IZQ Salida

Riera d Osor: Unknown Parking
Access: From Angles or from Sant Hilari Sacalm on the GI542 to Osor. You can park in the village, on the other side of the bridge, in the parking lot. The other option, where we parked before, was in the curve of the road, before the p.k. 11 where the two ruined houses are. It seems that they have put a chain and it is forbidden to park here.
Return: If we have parked in the curve by the path on the left orographic going up the riverbed. Otherwise we go down a little further to take the track on the right that will take us to the Font de Can Bosc and from there to the road.

Riera de Canalda: Canyon Start
Approach: Immediate the top and a half parking in their accesses. If we park in the Coll de Jou we have to take the aforementioned Montnou track and walk up.

Riera de Canalda: Canyon End
Return: From the upper part to the access road. From the middle part, after passing the bridge we go out to the right, a wonderful uphill to the road. The lower part we will leave by the GR that crosses us to the right to the road of Canalda.

Riera de Canalda: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing pista Coll de Jou
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Coll del Jou. If we have two vehicles, with the access vehicle we will take the track that goes to El Montnou and Prat de Bacíes. We follow this track for more than 3km until we cross the stream, if we are going to do the middle part we will park here. If we want to do the upper part we follow the track 400m to some ruins where there is another track on the right, from here we will go up to the Prat, when we get to the top, after the left curve, we can park in the soft right curve from which the stream begins. The return car can be left after the bridge that crosses the ravine, or at the turnoff to Canalda. If we want to do the lower part we will continue 300m more to take the small road that goes down to Canalda, where we will park. With a single vehicle it is best to leave it at the Coll de Jou.
Return: From the upper part to the access road. From the middle part, after passing the bridge we go out to the right, a wonderful uphill to the road. The lower part we will leave by the GR that crosses us to the right to the road of Canalda.

Riera de Canalda: Unknown
Comment: Subimos porla pista dirección Pla de Bacies

Riera de Canalda: Unknown1
Comment: Continuamos por la izquierda

Riera de Canalda: Unknown2
Comment: Seguimos bajando por el caos de piedras

Riera de Canalda: Unknown3
Comment: Segunda R 2 spits cadena derecha

Comment: Tercera R parabolt izquierda arriba

Comment: Continuamos bajando por el barranco entre troncos

Comment: Resalte que aseguramos en arbol

Comment: Cuarta R izq natural cinta con maillón

Comment: Quinta R izquierda natural cinta con maillón

Comment: Sexta R izquierda parabolt con anilla

Comment: Octavo R 25mts izquierda parabolt con anilla, ojo acceso, montar pasamanos de arbol, no díficil pero expuesto

Riera de Canalda: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Subida jabalina por la derecha pasado el puente de Canalda, continuar por la carretera hasta el parking
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Coll del Jou. If we have two vehicles, with the access vehicle we will take the track that goes to El Montnou and Prat de Bacíes. We follow this track for more than 3km until we cross the stream, if we are going to do the middle part we will park here. If we want to do the upper part we follow the track 400m to some ruins where there is another track on the right, from here we will go up to the Prat, when we get to the top, after the left curve, we can park in the soft right curve from which the stream begins. The return car can be left after the bridge that crosses the ravine, or at the turnoff to Canalda. If we want to do the lower part we will continue 300m more to take the small road that goes down to Canalda, where we will park. With a single vehicle it is best to leave it at the Coll de Jou.
Return: From the upper part to the access road. From the middle part, after passing the bridge we go out to the right, a wonderful uphill to the road. The lower part we will leave by the GR that crosses us to the right to the road of Canalda.

Roque de las Ánimas: Canyon Start
Approach: Along the path that leaves the viewpoint heading north, we will go through the E face of Roque de Enmedio to the south face of Roque las Animas, we will go up its climbs to the top to look for the north face.

Roque de las Ánimas: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the base we continue down through brambles to the path, we take it to the left to the road and then continue to the right to the parking lot.

Sallent de Pibernat: Canyon Start
Approach: Val d'en Bas ravines From Els Hostalets we will have to look for the path that goes up to the hermitage of Sant Miquel de Castelló, we will continue going up to Pibernat, we will pass and we will find our stream. From Falgars leaving by the local road to the north we have the detour to the left of the track to Freixadella, we will pass a first stream that is usually dry (Bco Freixadella) where there is a rural house with swimming pool, we continue along the track next to the cut, the next stream is Batllia and the third Cua de l'Euga. After passing it we arrive at our stream

Sallent de Pibernat: Canyon End
Return: We go left until we find a path on the left (cow's head) and red marks that lead to an area with staples, we will go up to Pibernat. We can also continue along the riverbed until we find a path that leads down to Hostalets.

Salt d Alcoy: Canyon Start
Approach: There is a path from the neighborhood that leads down to the waterfall, right next to a pine tree we will find the 3 parabolts (see plates).
Tour: It is only the vertical, if it carries a lot of flow you can secure access to see if it is feasible to descend from further back.you can go down from the first meeting (90 meters) and recover from above.or do the split (9+80 meters) and recover from below.hanging meeting maximum two people.

Salt d Alcoy: Canyon End
Return: With two cars it is almost immediate. With a car we will have to go up the waterfall by one of the trails on the orographic right, we have to climb some rocks to reach the path, lots of vegetation.

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown
Comment: vertical 90m u 80 fraccionado

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda salir por las piedras!

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown2
Comment: Sendero!

Salt d Alcoy: Unknown3

Salt d en Grilló

Salt de l Agustí: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Morenet and Agustí By the via ferrata of Patacons to the top or when you reach the Font de Roure turn right along the GR until almost the road and here to the left to join the exit path of the ferrata. From the top heading west towards Cal Morenet we will reach a fork just before the Cal, on the left the Morenet ravine on the right we go around it until we see some milestones that we will turn left along a dry riverbed to approach (jabalineando) to the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: A first cut with 4 rappels to descend to the Cami dels Cingles (return or escape), we will continue straight ahead to reach the 80m split vertical. Caution in the hanging meeting that only 3 people can fit. Once past the vertical, after another rappel we will find the Morenet on the left, we will do another rappel and reach the bottom.

Salt de l Agustí: Canyon End
Return: We will cross a path that we will take to the right to go up the Barranc de les Tosques. From here we will go along the Camí dels Cingles with its yellow-blue markings. We will cross the Agustí and Morenet rivers, we will pass under the ferrata and we will arrive at the road.

Salt de l Ós

Salt de Pedruixella

Salt de s Aigo: Canyon Start
Approach: From the first point there is a path that leads to the uphill track of the second parking. We will go up this track to leave it and go to the refuge of Son Fortuny, we will follow the same path to the font de Dalt, shortly after we have the stream of our torrent. We follow it until the jump to descend

Salt de s Aigo: Canyon End
Return: For access

Salt de s Aigo: Unknown
Comment: Mirador

Salt de s Aigo: Unknown1
Comment: Font de Dalt

Salt de s Aigo: Unknown2
Comment: Salt de s'aigo

Salt de Sallent Capolat

Salt de Son Forteza: Canyon Start

Salt de Son Forteza: Canyon End

Salt de Son Forteza: Unknown
Comment: Casa en ruinas

Salt del Castellassos: Canyon Start
Approach: From the parking lot, we only have to go down to the riverbed.
Tour: Shortly after reaching the riverbed we find a first rappel very little vertical except for the final stretch that has a hollow. We will walk a small stretch of the riverbed until we reach a pool just before the great vertical. We will find installation to the left for handrails because the rappel is somewhat exposed. This rappel leaves us in a small pool in which we have another handrail to make the great vertical of about 50m.

Salt del Castellassos: Canyon End
Return: After the Salt we will see a path on the orographic right that leads to a track, we will follow it downhill. Soon (50m) we will see a sign that indicates a PR to the left by the Estrets dels Vidriers where we will go up to the road. From here we will only have to walk 1km to the parking lot.

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking lateral en carretera, máximo 3 coches
Access: We will have to get to Vandellòs on the C44. We will continue along the C44 towards the coll de Fatxes and just when we arrive we have a detour to the right to Pratdip by the T311. We will go about 3.5 kms until the p.k. 36,5 where we have a left curve with a place on the right to park. From here the ravine is visible in all its extension.
Return: After the Salt we will see a path on the orographic right that leads to a track, we will follow it downhill. Soon (50m) we will see a sign that indicates a PR to the left by the Estrets dels Vidriers where we will go up to the road. From here we will only have to walk 1km to the parking lot.

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown
Comment: Marmita trampa

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown1
Comment: Final Salt dels Castellasos 75 mts

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown2
Comment: Sendero a la derecha

Salt del Castellassos: Unknown3
Comment: Izquierda pista

Comment: Izquierda por sendero

Comment: Seguimos recto

Comment: Vistas Barranc del Remullà

Comment: Izquierda acceso Barranc Remullà

Comment: Inicio barranc Remullà

Comment: Izquierda carretera

Comment: Puente valorar caudal Remullà

Salt del Colom: Canyon Start
Approach: Almost immediately, there is a path to the right that descends to the riverbed.
Tour: Two small rappels

Salt del Colom: Canyon End
Return: After the second rappel we will see a path on the left that goes up to the parking lot.

Salt del Colom: Unknown
Comment: barranc

Salt del Colom: Unknown1
Comment: desvio

Salt del Colom: Unknown Parking
Access: From Mas de Barberáns to Roquetes on the TV3421, at pk 18.6 we have a detour to the Barranc de Lloret. After 3kms along the track we approach the dry riverbed and see the small waterfall on the left. There is a track to get into and park.
Return: After the second rappel we will see a path on the left that goes up to the parking lot.

Salt del Colom: Unknown2
Comment: sendera

Salt del Mal Pas: Canyon Start
Approach: From the last parking lot next to the tributary is direct
Tour: Easy except for the 50m rappel.

Salt del Mal Pas: Canyon End
Return: After the 50m rappel we can exit to the left by a path somewhat compromised but that we could leave secured from above before accessing the ravine. If not, we can continue along the ravine until we cross a small track that we will take to the left to the road, to the first parking lot.

Salt del Mal Pas: Unknown
Comment: Parkin de la sortida

Salt del Mal Pas: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking només pel Mal Pas
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. At p.k. 134 we have the detour to Vall d'Ora and Capolat. On this small road after 2 kms we have a detour to the right to Capolat where we will enter. We will pass Sant Sadurní del Cint and after several sharp bends, in the last one on the right, which has a track on the left we can park the car on the way back. We continue along the road and just when we pass the cut of Mal Pas, a few meters, we also have room to park a couple of cars. We continue along the road, cross the stream and face the west tributary, right next to the sharp right curve, which leaves behind the tributary, we have room for the access car if we want. In any case with a single car in one of the lay-bys will be enough since the routes are short.
Return: After the 50m rappel we can exit to the left by a path somewhat compromised but that we could leave secured from above before accessing the ravine. If not, we can continue along the ravine until we cross a small track that we will take to the left to the road, to the first parking lot.

Salt del Mal Pas: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking inici Afluent Oest
Access: We are located in Berga on the C16 or in Solsona. In both cases you have to take the C26 that joins them. At p.k. 134 we have the detour to Vall d'Ora and Capolat. On this small road after 2 kms we have a detour to the right to Capolat where we will enter. We will pass Sant Sadurní del Cint and after several sharp bends, in the last one on the right, which has a track on the left we can park the car on the way back. We continue along the road and just when we pass the cut of Mal Pas, a few meters, we also have room to park a couple of cars. We continue along the road, cross the stream and face the west tributary, right next to the sharp right curve, which leaves behind the tributary, we have room for the access car if we want. In any case with a single car in one of the lay-bys will be enough since the routes are short.
Return: After the 50m rappel we can exit to the left by a path somewhat compromised but that we could leave secured from above before accessing the ravine. If not, we can continue along the ravine until we cross a small track that we will take to the left to the road, to the first parking lot.

Saltadero del Cedro

Saltadero del Rajón: Canyon Start
Approach: Next to it there is a track that soon becomes a path that climbs to Roque Nublo and the mountain of Aserrador. When we arrive at the Elba dam we will take the detour to the left to Aserrador, we will go up to the foot of the peak where the path surrounds the mountain, from here we will see the impressive crack that opens at our feet and that we will descend.

Saltadero del Rajón: Canyon End
Return: We will continue descending to the road, when we reach it we turn left to go to the parking lot.

Saltant de l Aigua

Salto da Onza: Canyon Start
Approach: See wikiloc access. By the track that goes south towards Rubeiro, goes up through the forest with the riverbed on our right, when we get to the top we will go to the right in search of the dam at the beginning of the ravine.
Tour: Very slippery, small rappels except for the waterfall, almost all ramped.

Salto da Onza: Canyon End
Return: After the last difficulties, we will exit to the right to the access road.

Salto de Fuensanta: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road until almost the curve of the wall, here we will turn left along a half path of milestones that surrounds the wall leaving it to the right. Once at the top, we only have to go to the dry riverbed.
Tour: A short access rappel and then the 50m vertical rappel.

Salto de Fuensanta: Canyon End
Return: After the rappel we will continue towards the road

Salto de Fuensanta: Unknown Parking
Access: We must get to Yeste for it by the A30 take exit 56 to the CM412. We will continue until past Elche de la Sierra that we will take a detour to the left to the CM3206 to Yeste. Once in Yeste we will go straight ahead on the AB513, after 2km we will reach a left curve where we will see the walls above us. About 150m later, after the right curve we have a place to park.
Return: After the rappel we will continue towards the road

Salto de Fuensanta: Unknown
Comment: IZQUIERDA

Salto de Fuensanta: Unknown1

Salto de Gaíntza: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the GR that goes up to Irumugarrieta, we will arrive at a spring almost at 1000m of altitude, soon the path turns south (left) and we must go to the right following a lost and losing path through some grassy meadows quite slippery. We enter the forest and without losing altitude we will be looking for a spring that feeds our ravine, we follow the channel to a first jump, ramp with installation in a tree on the left.
Tour: A first ramp rappel of about 30m followed by another short one, we walk between branches and fighting with the environment to reach the next short rappel before the hanging R40 that gives us access to the large waterfall of more than 60m. We have a first rappel of 20 and then another of about 47 in a hanging installation, exposed and quite difficult. In case of high flow, it will be very difficult to find it and install it, so it is better to plan for 70m ropes to install from the top to the ground, if necessary, about 65m of rappel.

Salto de Gaíntza: Canyon End
Return: Follow the riverbed to a path that leads to the right to the access path.

Salto de Gaíntza: Unknown
Comment: Árbol

Salto de Gaíntza: Unknown1
Comment: Empieze barranco

Salto de Gaíntza: Unknown2
Comment: Árbol

Salto de Guajar: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back along the road 300m to take the road that goes up, in the second right curve we go straight ahead to go up to the irrigation ditch. We will go along the irrigation ditch to the left until the curve of the irrigation ditch where we will see how the waterfall begins.
Tour: A first rappel/drop to enter the riverbed, a second rappel, then we will go to the side to take a handrail to access the head of the third and last 55m rappel.

Salto de Guajar: Canyon End
Return: Immediately, we crossed the river and went up to the road.

Salto de los Juncos: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guergue and Morro de los Juncos We go down to the next right curve, the Guergues trail comes out in front of us. We will follow this path along the edge of the mountain, with the Masca bank always on the right. Half a kilometer before reaching the cliff we will have the Guergue riverbed on the right. Access to the Guergue and Morro de los Juncos boulders. If we continue straight ahead towards the cliff we will descend to the Morro de los Juncos (our ravine) and to the right we will access Guergue.
Tour: Dangerous descent with continuous rock falls, the meetings are a few meters on each side of the rope fall to avoid them. They are small meetings with no room for many people and some of them are overhanging.

Salto de los Juncos: Canyon End
Return: Por el mar

Salto de Paco Leala: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Gabarri We will leave following the river, south direction, towards an old borda, we go around it and take a small path that starts behind it. Access to the Paco Chacobo, Paco Leala and Gabarri banks. This small path, loser in many moments, raises us over the valley, to go heading north towards the riverbed of our descent, after a turn to the right we change from the mountain and we will see the long waterfall to descend. Now we will only have to follow the ascent gently with the waterfall on the left, surrounding this small cirque and surpassing it until we reach the riverbed a few meters above.
Tour: Spectacular waterfall (when it carries water), which will require us to use good rope management in its vertical.

Salto de Paco Leala: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed until we reach Gabarri and from here to the south following the path to the track.

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown
Comment: Paco Chacobo?

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown1
Comment: Paco Leala?

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown2
Comment: Cascada??

Salto de Paco Leala: Unknown3
Comment: Final paco chacobo

Salto de Tinjarra: Canyon Start
Approach: We continue along, now a track, upwards and at the second left curve there is a path to our right that gradually gains height, going into the cliffs to climb to the top. Just to reach the top we find a track, we will follow it until we cross with another that we take to the right to continue along the top of the cuts, from this point almost 3km by track to surpass our ravine. A milestone on the right marks the point of descent.
Tour: Very vertical and dry ravine that plunges into the Segura with almost no time to rest.

Salto de Tinjarra: Canyon End
Return: Once it opens we will have 400m of dexterity until we can exit to the right following the milestones to the road. We will follow the road to the parking place

Salto de Tinjarra: Unknown

Salto de Tresuns: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the track heading north towards the Foncina following the signs of Castillo Naya and Ermita San Martín. Cross the ravine and the track will climb steeply towards the castle, the Hermitage will be on the right. From here will come the hard part, an almost lost path that will lead us to the head of the ravine, marked on all maps but has been eaten by vegetation. We will go around until we reach an old track that we take to the left to get into the ravine.
Tour: It only has the 45m waterfall

Salto de Tresuns: Canyon End
Return: We will continue along the ravine until we find a parallel path that leads us to the uphill track.

Salto del Cerezo

Salto del Guergue: Canyon Start
Approach: Access bcos Guergue and Morro de los Juncos We go down to the next right curve, the Guergues trail comes out in front of us. We will follow this path along the edge of the mountain, with the Masca bank always on the right. Half a kilometer before reaching the cliff we will have the bed of our ravine on the right. Access to the Guergue and Morro de los Juncos cliffs. If we continue straight ahead towards the cliff we will descend to the Morro de los Juncos and when we go to the right we access our ravine.
Tour: Dangerous descent with continuous rock falls, the meetings are a few meters on each side of the rope fall to avoid them. They are small meetings with no room for many people and some of them are overhanging.

Salto del Guergue: Canyon End
Return: Por el mar

Salto del Guerrero: Canyon Start
Approach: Follow the track on the right for 3 kms, we will see the wall (or rather the abyss) on our left and as soon as it crosses the dry riverbed we head for the wall.
Tour: An approach rappel and then vertical

Salto del Guerrero: Canyon End
Return: After 300m of climbing, we reach another track that we take on the left and leads us directly to Góntar.

Salto del Mentiroso

Salto del Pájaro

Salto del Tornajico

Sot del Poll

Torrent Afluente Remuñe: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up the path of the Remuñe valley to the Pileta dels Capellans, almost half an hour. Here under the cliffs on the right is a small path that will place us at 2300m. At this point we will begin to hear the upwelling and we will see the cut of the stream, here we have a ring to climb about 40m to a small area ideal for dressing and get into the riverbed.

Torrent Afluente Remuñe: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the Remuñe valley path, we will go down it to the car.

Torrent de Biniforani: Canyon Start
Approach: Angelè and Biniforani accesses

Torrent de Biniforani: Canyon End
Return: Once we reach the access trail, we will take it back to the vehicle.

Torrent de Cal Nerós

Torrent de Cal Pèl-Roig

Torrent de Can Coll

Torrent de Caners: Canyon Start
Approach: Access Caners and Fondo We will go up this track that will become a path towards the chalk that will take us up to the Tossal de Caners. Before that, at about 1600m above sea level there is a path to the right that goes through the forest in a NW direction. When we cross a track on the left we will reach the torrent of Caners.
Tour: Not very steep descent, with great views and a quite vertical first part with a 62 and a 53 rappel.

Torrent de Caners: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the confluence with the Cap de la Vall we will see a path in front of us that takes us up to the track that goes on the other side. Follow the track down to the car.

Torrent de Caners: Unknown
Comment: Cabó

Torrent de Caners: Unknown Parking
Access: Cabó Valley We will go to the town of Organyà by the C14. Ravines Vall de Cabó, Senyús, Fondo and Caners. Once in Organyà, direction Seu d'Urgell, in the center of the village before the right curve we have a detour to the left to Cabó. We get in here. We follow the road all the way to Cabó, cross the bridge and here it ends, so we continue along the track to the upper part of the valley. The track goes along the orographic left bank of the river that will take us to Anell (exit of the barranc del Fondo) and shortly after crosses the bank and goes up to Mas d'Encamp. After passing the Mas, after about 500m we will have a track on the left. We park here
Return: When we reach the confluence with the Cap de la Vall we will see a path in front of us that takes us up to the track that goes on the other side. Follow the track down to the car.

Torrent de Caners: Unknown1

Torrent de Caners: Unknown2

Torrent de Caners: Unknown3
Comment: Camí

Comment: Senda recte

Comment: Camí?

Comment: Sendaaaa

Comment: Accés

Comment: Senda retorn

Comment: Retorn pista

Torrent de Casadevall: Canyon Start
Approach: Access to the Rupit and Gravet ravines We follow the track to the bed of the Rupit, we cross it and continue along the track leaving the viewpoint behind, the return path and we reach the Gravet bed. After leaving it behind, we continue along the cuttings until the next riverbed next to the rural house Can Miquel.
Tour: Three rappels, each one more spectacular. The first one down to the left of 10m with problems of friction and to recover ropes. The second is an installation for 3 people with 4 parabolts and on one side 2 chemicals, there are no feet. We will do this rappel and to reach the head of the next one we will have to climb up to the wall. The last rappel is 6 parabolts on a small ledge, 80m later we reach the lower part, a couple of more ropes up to the return path.

Torrent de Casadevall: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we continue down until we find a cairn that indicates a path under the cliffs. We will pass two streams and in the third one that joins with the path of the return of Rupit we go up. Then we follow the track to the car

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown
Comment: Aparcament

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown1
Comment: Fi torrent

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown2
Comment: Pujada

Torrent de Casadevall: Unknown3
Comment: Riera de Rupit

Comment: Torrent de la Casadavall

Comment: Torrent Del Gravet

Torrent de Cerdanyés: Canyon Start
Approach: We go back to the torrent
Tour: A more open first part gives way to the next part in which the descent is canyoning to go down to the Rialb river.

Torrent de Cerdanyés: Canyon End
Return: Along the Rialb river and the Forat del Buli (See description of this descent).

Torrent de Cerdanyés: Unknown

Torrent de Fabert

Torrent de Griu

Torrent de Junyent: Canyon Start
Approach: From the detour that leads to the headwaters we take the road that leads to Canalda, at the beginning it goes parallel to the river and finally goes down to the riverbed and crosses it.
Tour: A first spectacular gorge with rappels, then it opens and we have two possible rappels, to get to another gorge with ledges

Torrent de Junyent: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the bridge of the track where we have parked.

Torrent de Junyent: Unknown
Comment: Segon tram, falta el primer tram que és més amunt

Torrent de Junyent: Waypoint
Approach: From the detour that leads to the headwaters we take the road that leads to Canalda, at the beginning it goes parallel to the river and finally goes down to the riverbed and crosses it.

Torrent de Junyent: Waypoint1
Approach: From the detour that leads to the headwaters we take the road that leads to Canalda, at the beginning it goes parallel to the river and finally goes down to the riverbed and crosses it.

Torrent de Junyent: Unknown1

Torrent de l Ullà

Torrent de la Balma: Canyon Start
Approach: By the path that goes up to the Coma de Vaca refuge. We will go up to cross the pont de les Marrades, shortly after we will take the detour to the left by the Freser channel. A kilometer after taking the channel we will arrive at our torrent. The lower part starts right there. For the upper part we will have to go up the slopes for about 100m.
Tour: The lower part starts with a very impressive vertical very well franked to continue with a few short rappels before reaching the R30 flown.

Torrent de la Balma: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we arrive at the access path, we will walk back to the car.

Torrent de la Bleda

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of Santa Cecilia there is a path (GR on the right) and from the other parking some stairs that lead us to the same path, we take it towards the Coll de Migdia. Soon, about 600m we have a pole indicating the Font del Llum and the portell de Migdia on the left, we will enter here. After passing the pass, after 200m we have a milestone and blue marks on the right to go to the Font de la Cadireta and from there following the yellow points towards the Coll de la Salamandra. At the pass we leave the path and go to the right following a milestone to border a somewhat exposed wall and reach a small channel where we will ascend, in small climbs of up to 3rd grade. Soon a small hole in the wall is the entrance to the cave.
Tour: We start in the narrow cave where there will not be room for more than two people so it is best to go down as we enter. Just at the exit we have the next rappel to another ledge where the third rappel is. A walking area will leave us in the last two rappels, already from natural.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the fountain, we will have to retrace the access road.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown
Comment: Font de la Llum

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Waypoint
Approach: In front of Santa Cecilia there is a path (GR on the right) and from the other parking some stairs that lead us to the same path, we take it towards the Coll de Migdia. Soon, about 600m we have a pole indicating the Font del Llum and the portell de Migdia on the left, we will enter here. After passing the pass, after 200m we have a milestone and blue marks on the right to go to the Font de la Cadireta and from there following the yellow points towards the Coll de la Salamandra. At the pass we leave the path and go to the right following a milestone to border a somewhat exposed wall and reach a small channel where we will ascend, in small climbs of up to 3rd grade. Soon a small hole in the wall is the entrance to the cave.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown1
Comment: Dreta micos. Nosaltres recte.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown2
Comment: Esquerre cap a Sant Jeroni. Nosaltres recte.

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown3
Comment: Dreta PR

Comment: Final Torrent

Comment: Salamandra

Comment: Amunt

Comment: Vistas

Comment: Cova P Petit

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Waypoint1
Approach: In front of Santa Cecilia there is a path (GR on the right) and from the other parking some stairs that lead us to the same path, we take it towards the Coll de Migdia. Soon, about 600m we have a pole indicating the Font del Llum and the portell de Migdia on the left, we will enter here. After passing the pass, after 200m we have a milestone and blue marks on the right to go to the Font de la Cadireta and from there following the yellow points towards the Coll de la Salamandra. At the pass we leave the path and go to the right following a milestone to border a somewhat exposed wall and reach a small channel where we will ascend, in small climbs of up to 3rd grade. Soon a small hole in the wall is the entrance to the cave.

Comment: Al pujar cap al portell del Migdia

Comment: Cruzamos canal. En el camino cruzamos por varias canales

Comment: Canal Sant Jeroni que creuem

Comment: Canal Sant Jeroni

Torrent de la Cueva Petit: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parquing inici i final
Access: We can take the C55 to Monistrol de Montserrat to take the BP1121 (to the Monastery) and then the BP1103 to Santa Cecilia. We can also take the A2 to Bruc and exit at exit 570 to Montserrat. Shortly after, turn right onto the B111 towards Manresa/Montserrat to take the BP1101 to Coll de Can Maçana, where we turn right onto the BP1103 to Montserrat. In both cases we must arrive until Santa Cecilia and park there, p.k. 5.8 or a few meters before in a parking lot next to the road at p.k. 5,4
Return: When we reach the fountain, we will have to retrace the access road.

Torrent de la Font del Freixe: Canyon Start
Approach: Font Freixe and Riera d'Ogassa Accesses We go back 100m from the hermitage to the riverbed.
Tour: A first part without interest that we could avoid by the track, after the junction with it would come the most entertaining part, a multitude of small natural abseilings and rappels to the confluence with the Riera.

Torrent de la Font del Freixe: Canyon End
Return: Shortly before reaching the stream we have a path on the right that goes up the riverbed on the orographic right and crosses the riverbed again to go to the aforementioned track.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Canyon Start
Approach: It is easy to go down to the riverbed, at the beginning there is a lot of vegetation so we will go to the left.
Tour: Two parts: The first of open character, without great difficulties, long but simple rappels that leave us on a track where we can leave or where we will return. The second part is more closed, a beautiful gorge, with a lot of skills until we reach the river Aigua de Valls.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Canyon End
Return: There would be the possibility of following the river to the Pont Cabradís (we would have to think about this combination of cars). What is outlined here by the wikiloc track is to climb the second channel taking advantage of the marks and fixed ropes that allow us to go up it until we reach an almost lost track that is the one we cross between the first and second part of the ravine. We will follow this track until we reach the main track where we park.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking acceso
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Continue up the road, which leads to Vilacireres, pass it and Cal Pelegri to Cal Blanc. Here we turn right, we will have it very clear because it is a track between two stone walls. We will follow this one, which is the main one, leaving some on the sides until we pass under the power line. After it, about 150m to the next left turn where a track to the right. We park the access car. If we have access car we will continue about 800m until a track that arrives on the right that is our return.
Return: There would be the possibility of following the river to the Pont Cabradís (we would have to think about this combination of cars). What is outlined here by the wikiloc track is to climb the second channel taking advantage of the marks and fixed ropes that allow us to go up it until we reach an almost lost track that is the one we cross between the first and second part of the ravine. We will follow this track until we reach the main track where we park.

Torrent de la Font Freda: Unknown
Comment: Pista retorno

Torrent de la Font Freda: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking retorno
Access: We will leave Sant Llorenç de Morunys towards Berga on the LV-4241 road at kilometer 24 of the LV-4241 road, and before passing the river Aigua de Valls (Pont de Valls), there is a road on the left, which we will take. Continue up the road, which leads to Vilacireres, pass it and Cal Pelegri to Cal Blanc. Here we turn right, we will have it very clear because it is a track between two stone walls. We will follow this one, which is the main one, leaving some on the sides until we pass under the power line. After it, about 150m to the next left turn where a track to the right. We park the access car. If we have access car we will continue about 800m until a track that arrives on the right that is our return.
Return: There would be the possibility of following the river to the Pont Cabradís (we would have to think about this combination of cars). What is outlined here by the wikiloc track is to climb the second channel taking advantage of the marks and fixed ropes that allow us to go up it until we reach an almost lost track that is the one we cross between the first and second part of the ravine. We will follow this track until we reach the main track where we park.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Canyon Start
Approach: We follow the street and turn right to go up to the Avinguda de les Mines, along it we will continue uphill towards the mining museum. We will leave the sports center on the left now along the cami de la Font Gran. We will pass the mining museum and soon we arrive at the Pinter mine. We have a fence with the stream and the tunnel next to it.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Canyon End
Return: Immediately, the tunnel ends next to where we parked.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown
Comment: AUTOCARAVANAS

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown1
Comment: IDA Escaleras

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown2

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown3
Comment: Ogassa

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown Parking
Access: From Ripoll to Sant Joan de les Abadesses by the N260, once here we turn left to Ogassa by the GIV-5211. Once in Ogassa, just at the entrance, we have a street on our left with the stream next to it. We will take this street and park a few meters ahead.
Return: Immediately, the tunnel ends next to where we parked.

Torrent de la Font Gran: Unknown Parking1
Comment: PARKING Inferior
Access: From Ripoll to Sant Joan de les Abadesses by the N260, once here we turn left to Ogassa by the GIV-5211. Once in Ogassa, just at the entrance, we have a street on our left with the stream next to it. We will take this street and park a few meters ahead.
Return: Immediately, the tunnel ends next to where we parked.

Comment: Rocodromo

Torrent de la Guitza

Torrent de la Pedrera: Canyon Start
Approach: From the fountain the track ends but follows a small path that crosses our torrent, from here it goes up the orographic left zigzagging up to an altitude of about 1140m where we will access
Tour: Combination of ledges and rappels of little difficulty, in a very aesthetic environment with a very worked river bed. The last pools after the access road always have water, they can be circumvented but not easily. Possibility of doing it with water after rains or with snow in winter.

Torrent de la Pedrera: Canyon End
Return: We can finish where we cross the trail or follow two more rappels in which case we will exit to the right going uphill to go to the trail and the fountain.

Torrent de la Portelleta o del Coll de Jou

Torrent de la Roia de Mollàs

Torrent de la Rovira

Torrent de la Solella de l Ulla

Torrent de Miralles: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and climb steeply up to the clearing of the light line, turn left and after 50m we go through the mountain to climb the track that we have a few meters above. From here we will follow the track uphill, heading SW until where the track crosses the stream.

Torrent de Miralles: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we turn right to take a path that leads us down to the road, we go back up to the vehicle.

Torrent de Monars / les Valls

Torrent de Monteia: Canyon Start
Approach: It is obvious, after passing the farmhouse the track passes over the stream, a few meters later we can go down to the right following the stream until the beginning of the difficulties.

Torrent de Monteia: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the lower trail we will take it to the left to go up through the forest. There are pink markings all along this route.

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Camper
Access: Situated between Olot and Besalú on the A26, in Argelaguer we will exit to take the GI523 to Tortellà. Once in the village we will see the detour to the right on the GIV-5236 to Sales de Llierca, before the kilometer the road turns north towards Can Bosc and a few kilometers later we have the detour to the left towards Monteia, from this point it is more forest track than road, although always in good condition. We will follow it until the farmhouse of Monteia. Here we will look for a place where to park without disturbing
Return: When we reach the lower trail we will take it to the left to go up through the forest. There are pink markings all along this route.

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown
Comment: Aparqueu sense molestar als propietaris

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown1
Comment: Inici Torrent

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown2

Torrent de Monteia: Unknown3
Comment: Sortida senda

Comment: Esquerra RETORN

Comment: Gir esquerra

Comment: Dreta esquerra

Comment: Dreta cap a dalt

Comment: Retorn esquerra

Comment: FINAL SORTIDA

Torrent de Mossers: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave through the meadows without a defined path heading SE, we will pass a first torrent and a small forest after which we will enter the Mossers basin.
Tour: Collector's ravine

Torrent de Mossers: Canyon End
Return: When you reach a small canal, turn left almost to the farmhouse and here you can go down to the track and the car.

Torrent de Mossers: Unknown
Comment: INICIO DEL BARRANCO

Torrent de Mossers: Unknown1
Comment: FINAL DEL BARRANCO

Torrent de Muiols: Canyon Start
Approach: With 4×4: We continue along the track straight ahead, soon the track turns left to rise and after 2kms we will reach a point that rejoins the torrent, just before some switchbacks. Point to access the stream. If we do not have 4×4: In both options there are tracks that go up to the Collet de Capdevila, a track next to the Quarry and the other by the Torrent de Sant Marti. From the pass we will continue along the track towards the Coll de Graus. A few meters down a path to go down to the same track as with the 4×4.
Tour: Not too complicated except for the state of the anchorages that will force us to replace cords, etc.

Torrent de Muiols: Canyon End
Return: When the canyon opens we will see a black tube on our right that we can follow. We could also make a last rappel and exit to the right. In both cases to the access track. If we have gone with 4×4 we will go down. If we have gone on foot we will have to go up again to the coll de Graus and retrace the access road.

Torrent de n Angelé: Canyon Start
Approach: Angelè and Biniforani accesses

Torrent de n Angelé: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed downhill to find a track that leads us to a private property, we will pass it and we will arrive to another track that will leave us on the road.

Torrent de Paller: Canyon Start
Approach: Olla del Mel and Paller banks With a car we walk up the track the 3kms that we would have done by car and we will see a watercourse that we follow towards the riverbed, we follow it until the cuts.
Tour: A fattened first part, and then more and more climbing in an open and wooded area.

Torrent de Paller: Canyon End
Return: When we reach the track we will take it to the left to the sanctuary. If we only had one car we will have to climb up to the pass, when we reach the bottom of the valley, in the sanctuary, we will see a path marked with dots that shortens the track to the pass where we parked.

Torrent de Paller: Unknown
Comment: Segundo coche

Torrent de Pujal o Cal Clot

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Canyon Start
Approach: We will follow the track and pass the farm to, soon, leave this track and turn left to take the path of Torrent de Sa Pedrera. We will gradually gain ground along this path, leaving the dry stream on our right at all times, which we will descend later. After passing the Coma des Voltor we will turn to go down to the riverbed.

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Canyon End
Return: We will exit to the right to take the access path.

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Unknown
Comment: Aparcament de Ca l'amo en Biel

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Unknown1
Comment: Petit pas

Torrent de sa Coma des Voltor: Unknown2
Comment: Rosagera

Torrent de Sa Gubia: Canyon Start
Approach: Same access as to the ferrata of Sa Gubia or to the climbing area. After passing the walls of the Pas de Sa Gubia, we will continue a little further to turn left and climb the Coll des Porrasaret. At this point we turn north to go around the Puig Pla until we reach the head of the torrent.

Torrent de Sa Gubia: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the riverbed to retrace the access road.

Torrent de Sant Ou

Torrent de Ses Basses: Canyon Start

Torrent de Ses Basses: Canyon End

Torrent de Ses Basses: Unknown

Torrent de Turó de la Garganta

Torrent de Vallpregona

Torrent de Vallsadolla: Canyon Start
Approach: In front of the farmhouse, the same path that would take us up to the Gorgas del Tec, before the end of the track, in front of the last house, there is a kind of path on the left that goes up the slope steeply up to the upper track. We will take the track to the right, heads north in a moment (500m) crosses our ravine at its access point.
Tour: Quite dressed not to have large flows or people who frequent it, the most remarkable is its final abseil of 35m over the Balma de Sallent.

Torrent de Vallsadolla: Canyon End
Return: We arrive at the access path to the Gorgas del Tec, we take it to the right and soon we arrive at the car.

Torrent de Vilacireres: Canyon Start
Approach: Wikiloc: We will continue the trail until we reach the head of the ravine.
Tour: One of the best descents in the area. It carries water all year round. After rains we will be able to find it well loaded, but it does not represent any problem, since it does not have deep badinas. We will only have to fight against the force of the water in the cascades. \ It starts as a small stream that enters the forest. We will go down; if we if we want we can do it by a track that goes down parallel to the left until we find the first ledges. After a first rappel of 5 meters, the gully begins to form. Two more rappels and and a zone of ledges followed by several ramps until we find the the tributary of Can Pelegrí. Here the chained rappels the chained rappels and the most interesting area of the canyon. the most interesting area of the canyon.

Torrent de Vilacireres: Canyon End
Return: Gorgs:After the great chaos, 200 meters along the bed of the ravine 200 meters along the bed of the ravine and we will arrive at the river Aigua de Valls; we only have to cross it and go up 50 meters to the track track where we have the starting car. \ Take the path (Ruta del Pont Cabradis) that descends parallel to the river. Until you find the P1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking 1 final (Turismes)
Return: Gorgs:After the great chaos, 200 meters along the bed of the ravine 200 meters along the bed of the ravine and we will arrive at the river Aigua de Valls; we only have to cross it and go up 50 meters to the track track where we have the starting car. \ Take the path (Ruta del Pont Cabradis) that descends parallel to the river. Until you find the P1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown
Comment: Combi de cotxes

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown Parking1
Comment: Parking 2 Inici (Turismes)
Return: Gorgs:After the great chaos, 200 meters along the bed of the ravine 200 meters along the bed of the ravine and we will arrive at the river Aigua de Valls; we only have to cross it and go up 50 meters to the track track where we have the starting car. \ Take the path (Ruta del Pont Cabradis) that descends parallel to the river. Until you find the P1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown1

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown Parking2
Comment: Parking 3 (cotxes alts)

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown2
Comment: Desv dreta abaix

Torrent de Vilacireres: Unknown3
Comment: Inici Vilacireres

Comment: Molí de la Corriu

Torrent del Castellar

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Canyon Start
Approach: If we only take one car, we will follow the marks of the GR to the coll. Once at the coll de Mola, a track comes out on the right that in a little more than 1.5 km leaves us at the torrent. The views along the entire route are magnificent.
Tour: Alpine descent, generally without water except in spring and thaw, which is the ideal time. The beginning of the canyon does not inspire much, since it is very open and with little substance, but little by little, it will close up to the cirque. Then it will open up again to reach the final stretch.

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Canyon End
Return: We will follow the ravine to the track

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown Parking
Access: By the C462 that connects La Seu d'Urgell with Sant Llorenç de Morunys, next to the Coll de Port we will find Tuixent. We could also go by the side of Gosol by the B400. After leaving Tuixent to Coll de Port cross the river Mola and right there is a track to our left that goes up to Planells del Sastró, pass this recreational area and continue until you find a sharp left turn with stairs on the right and a water collection house. Place to park the return car. With the access car we will continue along the track to the Coll de Mola where we will park. This same track goes down to Gosol because we can also access from there.
Return: We will follow the ravine to the track

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown
Comment: camí Gr

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown1
Comment: pista

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown2
Comment: camí GR

Torrent del Clot de Prat Salvatge: Unknown3

Comment: Entrada

Comment: Surgència

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Canyon Start
Approach: Take the track on the right that goes up to the Cortal de Ribó. When we arrive we will go to the right, to the East, to cross this meadow to reach our riverbed.
Tour: Simple, without great difficulty. A small well formed circus and little else. To start

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel and when we see a house and the road, we will exit to the left, on the road to the right to the car.

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Unknown
Comment: Sender que flanqueja pel peu de la paret.

Torrent del Cortal de Ribó: Unknown1
Comment: Inici barranc

Torrent del Crestó o Trasovell

Torrent del Duc

Torrent del Fai: Canyon Start
Approach: With only one car we will have to walk up the road to the point of parking the access car. From the access parking we only have to follow the track that goes down to the torrent.
Tour: Long descent, without great difficulties but with some points of great interest. Much better to do it in spring to make sure that it carries water.

Torrent del Fai: Canyon End
Return: After the last rappel we will continue along the riverbed until we cross the track. If we have parked here the return will be short, if not we will have to follow all the track to the road.

Torrent del Fai: Unknown

Torrent del Fai: Unknown1
Comment: Resalt

Torrent del Fai: Unknown2
Comment: Vist de baix

Torrent del Fai: Unknown3
Comment: Vist de baix

Comment: Resalt

Comment: Fi del barranc

Comment: Camí principal, fi del camí dolent

Torrent del Ginebrar: Canyon Start
Approach: Approach to Hortals, PlaTraver, Cavorques Sup and Inf, Sallent and Ginebrar ravines. From "El Sallent" we can go along the track of the cirque to the head of Salt del Sallent and then to the lower part of Ginebrar. We can also go up to Pla Traver and take the track that goes along the top of the cirque and after passing the Hortals and Cavorques we reach the top. From Pla d'en Xurri we will continue towards the viewpoint of Salt and take the path that goes to the right and goes up Escales towards El Sallent.
Tour: The first part is more open, with very steep natural rappels. After passing through the track we reach the part of the cirque that is more vertical without being as vertical as Salt or Cavorques.

Torrent del Ginebrar: Canyon End

Torrent del Ginebrar: Unknown
Comment: Parquin.2 combinacion

Torrent del Ginebrar: Unknown1
Comment: Izquierda empieza cauce

Torrent del Ginebrar: Unknown2

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Canyon Start
Approach: We will leave by the path that is in front for 500m, here we will take a path to the left that raises us by the Obac and then heads south to go to give a track. Just when we get to it we will turn right without path to the West, we will pass by a tributary to go to the second tributary under the Roques de Sant Honorat where our descent begins.
Tour: Several rappels to save the different jumps that we will find.

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Canyon End
Return: We will arrive at the path where we turn left. We will only have to retrace the access road

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown
Comment: Sender a l'esquerra

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown1
Comment: Afluent segon

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown2
Comment: Inici afluent primer

Torrent del Obac de les Caubes: Unknown3
Comment: Fí del barranc

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Canyon Start
Approach: For the path that goes up to the Mas de la Serra, we will have the option of following a path along the stream or another path a few meters above that leaves from the Mas, in both cases the path will be lost in sections. If we go along the stream, just before reaching the narrows (end of the ravine) we will go to the left to go up the slope to take the other path (it goes below the height of 100m) and now, without losing height, we go around the spur to then go down to the other side to the riverbed.

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Canyon End
Return: Once the ravine opens, we will follow the same access road to the fountain.

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown
Comment: Comenceu baixar

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown1
Comment: Desgrimpeu

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown2
Comment: Entreu el barranc

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown3
Comment: Fin de barranc

Comment: La Serra camí

Torrent del Pas de la Guineu: Unknown Parking
Comment: Parking Font Codonyes
Access: We must be located on the C14 between Organyà and Seu d'Urgell. Before leaving Organyà we will have the detour to Figols on the right, follow the road to Figols, cross the village towards Romanins. After Romanins follow the track that runs parallel to the stream until you reach the detour, in front of the houses of Codonyes, we will pass them to the source and park. According to the old guidebooks you had to park in the Mas de la Serra but it seems that today you can not park there.
Return: Once the ravine opens, we will follow the same access road to the fountain.

Torrent del Pla dels Hortals

Torrent del Rodà

Torrent del Saltant del Lluís: Canyon Start
Approach: We will go up by car or on foot to Espinedes's borda, once here, through dense forest in NE direction, without practically losing height we will arrive at the head of the ravine.
Tour: A few simple first rappels from natural to reach the beautiful R43 that has 2 parabolts and gets us back into the forest. A couple of small "ramp" rappels to get to the trail.

Torrent del Saltant del Lluís: Canyon End
Return: If we want to combine with Espinedes we will take the track to the left towards the head. If we want to return to the car we will take it to the right to go down.

Torrent del Toscar

Torrent dels Aligons

Torrent des Cocó Verd

Torrente Comellar d En Corso: Canyon Start
Approach: Leaving by the GR221 until before the kilometer that comes out on the right a path to Ca Na Panxeta and continue straight down to the Comellar d'en Corso where we leave the hill to go left to the riverbed.

Torrente Comellar d En Corso: Canyon End
Return: Going up the Ratjoli ravine

Torrente de l Arija Sup: Canyon Start
Approach: From the upper parking lot it is direct by the marks towards the river. From the lower parking lots we have to go up to the road and follow it until the curve indicated.
Tour: Entertaining descent although without much entity, a first rappel without much to enter a walking area. Then, we have a succession of slides and chutes to reach the to reach the final part where we have the R3 and R4 that can be chained and the R5 of 16m which is the longest.

Torrente de l Arija Sup: Canyon End
Return: After this rappel we will leave to the left by the Empriuet stream, we go up it a few meters and on its orographic right there is an old track that would take us up to the curve of the road. If we have the car on the track we will have to cross the stream and look for a place to go up the forest to the track. If we have the car up we will be able to look for, by the orographic right of the creek, the best way to go up to the meadows bordering the road and from there to follow it up to the car.

Túnel del Sumidor

Umbría de Guillomar: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the river over the bridge and after walking about 500m close to the river, we will take a path that goes to the right in steep ascent, from time to time we will see some pink dots. Almost a kilometer of steep climb we will have a little path, very little marked, on the left that flattening approaches the ravine, already visible. After crossing the ravine, we take another path that runs parallel to the dry riverbed and takes us to the first rappel. If we have left the car in the Hosquillo, we will take the track that goes to the viewpoint and after 100m, in the right curve, we get into the clearing of the forest that goes down to the riverbed and we will follow it until we find the first ledge. We could take a track above the clearing that, after passing the watercourse of the ravine has a path on the right that is the same as the one that goes up from the lagunillos.
Tour: Only for its R45 it is worth doing, a very aesthetic rappel with incredible views.

Umbría de Guillomar: Canyon End
Return: After R45 there is a trail to the left (it is shown in OpenStreetMap) that will lead to the access trail.

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown
Comment: Inicio de Barranco

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown1
Comment: Pequeño sendero a la Izquierda

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown2
Comment: Cruce Arroyo

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown3
Comment: Cruce Puente

Umbría de Guillomar: Unknown Parking
Access: Along the CM210 that goes from Molina de Aragón almost to Cuenca, crossing the Alto Tajo in an area of great ecological value. From Cañamares to Puente Vadillos, after passing the campsite, just where the road turns left to pass the bridge, we will continue straight ahead to Fuertescusa and Poyatos. We will leave the Cañamares bathing area on the left, continue on and pass the pretty village of Fuertescusa with its ferrata "Asalto al Castillo K2-K4". Shortly before arriving at Poyatos at the height of the camping the serranía take the road that goes to the right (direction Tragacete), by here we will travel about 10 kms, until passing the Tejadillos Hostel and after 300m we will have the detour to the left to the Recreational Area of the Lagunillos where we will park. As an alternative option, if we have two cars, with the access car we could continue along the road to the Hosquillo detour, take that little road and park at the end, just above the cuts.
Return: After R45 there is a trail to the left (it is shown in OpenStreetMap) that will lead to the access trail.

Comment: Área Recreativa Los Lagunillos

Comment: Desvío por Pista forestal asfaltada

Comment: Monumento de la Madera

Comment: En la Ida. A la Derecha

Vallejo de la Sorquilla: Canyon Start
Approach: We cross the road and take a path that takes us back to the walls. Zigzagging we reach the base of the wall and find a hole through which you exit to the top. Once here we follow the watercourse to the upper track, from Uña to Huélamo and from there to the remains of the forestry hut to continue east to the riverbed, generally dry.
Tour: No interest

Vallejo de la Sorquilla: Canyon End
Return: We will reach the road, turn right towards the car.

Veiga Darca

Vertical del Picayo

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Canyon Start
Approach: On the track where we parked we climb above the quarry. After passing it, there is a path to the right that puts us at the head of the ravine, we go around it and go to its wall, we will find some headers to mount handrails to the first rappel.
Tour: Large vertical

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Canyon End
Return: The same of the ravine

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown
Comment: Cruce Izquierda

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown1
Comment: Inicio Descenso

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown2
Comment: MC1 PI15

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown3
Comment: MC2 PI7

Vertical del Puerto de Ramos: Unknown Parking
Access: From Antequera towards Valle de Abdalajís on the A343. Around pk 25 turn off to the Guadalhorce reservoir. We continue until a left-right crossroads where we have to continue to the left towards the reservoir. After 500m there is a small bridge and after 500m there is a track on the left where we park. From here we see the final part of the descent and see if it carries water.
Return: The same of the ravine

Comment: Repisa

Comment: Sendero a Derecha

Comment: Sendero Derecha

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