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Ternèze
Known as the "aqualand" of the Bauges, this little canyon is a real playground for letting your inner child loose! It's a short canyon, with a big slide to get you straight into the mood. Then there's a choice of abseiling, slides and jumps - there's something for everyone! We finish with a small siphon, and off we go again for a second round!
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Furon bas
The lower part of the famous Furon. In the same spirit as the upper section, there are abseils, jumps and 2 siphons, with a beautiful finish in a mythical basin. Accessible by public transport, even by bike!
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Furon haut
Grenoble's premier canyon for beginners! There are abseils, slides, jumps and even the famous zip line in a wild setting close to the town. This canyon is a MUST for locals.
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Moules Marinières
The playful canyon of Trièves! A bit further south of the Vercors, hidden in a hollow between two mountains, you'll find this delightful surprise. Full of slides, a rappel, lovely narrow passages, jumps, and a 20-meter rappel. All within a lush, forested setting. Perfect for a family outing with children!
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Versoud bas
A jewel in the Vercors near Grenoble. A combination of jumps, ropes, secret passages and a tyro-splash. Only 20 minutes to approach, and 5 minutes to return. A canyon with something for everyone!
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Malin
Perched in the foothills of the Vercors, this is a well-sculpted canyon. This is a vertical canyon, with a few slides. The end of the canyon is marked by a beautiful 40m waterfall.
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Pont du Diable
A spectacular and fun canyon in a wild, pristine setting. Rappels, natural pools, and impressive jumps await you in the heart of the Bauges. Pont du Diable (Devil's bridge) is a must-do for thrill-seekers.
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Ecouges bas
One of the great classics in the Vercors, the famous 'Ecouges 2'. The aqualand of the Vercors, with its dreamy pools. After warming up on two big abseils, a succession of jumps and slides follow. #youCanJump
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Infernet
Awe-inspiring! A 30m-deep chasm a stone's throw from Grenoble. A seemingly innocent river plunges over a 30m waterfall into a deep, magical canyon. There are abseils, slides and jumps. A great adventure!
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Alloix
L'Alloix is in the middle of the Grésivaudan valley, near Saint-Vincent-de-Mercuze. The descent consists of a series of abseils in a forest setting. It's more of a roped descent. The famous 43m abseil is well worth the diversions!
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Chailles
An extraordinary canyon. This big drain - Chailles - has a flow of 1200 l/s. Away from the crowds, you'll find plenty of jumps, 25m abseiling, extraordinary beauty, natural phenomena and swimming! A sporty descent reserved for those who are comfortable in the water.
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Pissarde intégral
Less-frequented canyon above Claix. It's a succession of beautiful abseils in a well-sculpted gorge. Ideal for becoming a master of abseiling, or pure training. The grand finale, with an 80m abseil, is sure to impress.
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Ecouges Intégral
The mythical descent, where there's really everything. The first part is very steep with impressive abseils - vertigo forbidden - and a majestic finish with the 60m waterfall. We then move on to Ecouges 2, which includes jumps and slides. A day of adrenalin in all its forms.
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Gorgette Craponoz
A series of abseils leads to the canyon's highest point. It is clearly visible from the road between Grenoble and Chambéry. Below the Dent de Crolles is a beautiful 120m waterfall, which you descend by spider's thread. Vertigo prohibited.
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Ruzand
No vertigo allowed. This canyon begins at a crescendo with short abseils to warm up before reaching the crux - the 150m waterfall with several splits. Suspension belays and an impressive view. We continue with a big abseil of 60m before attacking the final sequence, a beautiful series of waterfalls that do not exceed 20m. A perfect outing for learning to manage your emotions.
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