Chorretones Ravine Descent - Level I - Introductory
Description of the activity/company
A short descent to get you started as a family. The Chorretones is a canyon descent that takes around four hours, featuring jumps, slides and abseils in spectacular surroundings. Perfect for groups of friends and families with children looking for a fun adventure.
This canyon, which is easy to access, offers a very comfortable approach of around 20 minutes, as does the return route. It shares its final section with the Pozo Negro Canyon.
It’s a fun and accessible activity for families and groups of friends. Come and discover the world of canyoning in this stunning natural environment.
To take into account
Who can go canyoning?
Canyoning is an ideal activity to enjoy with family or friends. Anyone keen to get active can take part, as it involves walking to the start of the route before entering the river. If you’re pregnant, please contact us with no obligation.
What’s the minimum recommended age?
The recommended age is between 10 and 14 years old, although this depends on the difficulty of the canyon. We have taken groups aged 10‑12 down Aguake, Chorretones and Saturio, and we have also had people up to 60 years old descending Artazul with great skill.
What does the canyoning activity include?
Group technical equipment (ropes, rucksacks, emergency phone, etc.).
Individual technical equipment (full wetsuit with booties, helmet and harness, rucksack with first-aid kit and dry bag).
Qualified specialised guide.
Liability and accident assistance insurance.
VAT included.
Recommendations
For the approach, wear thermal clothing appropriate for the season (long trousers are always best) and hiking boots that can get wet, but have good soles! Also bring a small rucksack with some food, one and a half litres of water per person and sun cream, a hat, sunglasses or gloves depending on the season.
Features
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Region
Enkarterri
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Environment
Inland
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Type of activity
Active and adventure tourism
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Price range
Various price ranges
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Time of year
Summer, Autumn, Spring
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Accessibility
Not accessible: consult our website for more information