We had a perfect water level. The flow was calm. The canyon itself involves a lot of walking, but it's not unpleasant. The natural surroundings make it a great trip with abseils into beautifully blue pools and wonderful walks through forests. Here and there, jumps can also be made, though technically it's not very challenging.

Nice canyon!

It was a good short trip, there was a normal waterflow, you probably don't want to go there if it's dry.

The canyon was okay. At the beginning, there was one spot where we would have liked to see a bolt, and in other areas, the bolts are placed in a way that creates a lot of friction. Further along, this improves, and the anchor points are in better condition. We didn’t use the shuttle. We had a bit of trouble finding the correct path out of the exit straight away, but once you're there, it's easy to navigate back to the car with a map.

We did this canyon because there was too much water in the Tailles. There are now also points halfway down the 100-meter waterfall. Nevertheless, bring an extensive kit to replace bolts. Also, bring a few slings to use around trees. With a few extra anchor points, the canyon becomes much more attractive. Glad to have done it and check it off the list, but it's not a trip I would choose to do again.

Nice canyon and relatively easy canyon. We went after heavy rainfall, so we had a perfect water level. A good water level makes the canyon much more attractive. Furthermore, there are a few narrow sections, and it’s basically in the middle of the forest, so it’s beautifully green. The anchors are in good condition. It is also a good canyon to use for rescue training.

Good canyon after a lot rain. We had a good flow. The hike to the start of the canyon is fairly easy, provided you read the description carefully. It is indeed steep, and after the rain, some spots can be quite slippery. The anchor points are good but are placed in such a way that you always experience a lot of friction. So, it's important to know how to handle this properly. Approach hike: 1 hour Canyon: 3.5 hours