Are you in the Aosta Valley and looking for an interesting and adventurous sport? Canyoning is the perfect activity for you! There are several canyoning offers and regions in Aosta Valley! Read on to get some helpful information on how to choose the ideal canyoning spot for you so that you may have a terrific day in the outdoors. Discover fantastic scenery and experience unique sensations.

When is the best time to do the activity?

Canyoning in Aosta Valley is an activity that will not bore you, as you will be drenched as you descend a river between spectacular waterfalls, jumps, and slides. You will have more fun than you have ever had in your life. However, in the Aosta Valley, this sport cannot be practised all year because the mountain winter temperatures do not usually allow it. The optimal time to participate in this activity is from April through October.

There are easy routes in Aosta Valley that may be completed in groups of up to 8 persons in around 3 hours and cover a distance of 1 km. Medium routes are also appropriate for novices but require some physical preparation due to their 4 hours and length of around 4 kilometres. There are also difficult routes, which are ideal for those who are already specialists in the activity and last 6 hours.

You may visit amazing scenery such as the Monte Avic National Park or the Mont Blanc Natural Park with these tours. In any case, we've included the top rivers, streams, and sites for this activity below:

Where to go canyoning in Aosta Valley?

- Descend the Chalamy torrent: a tributary of the Dorea Baltea, it flows through the Champdepraz valley, with a 1.5-kilometer canyoning path that offers magnificent slides, dives, and abseiling in the heart of the gorgeous Monte Avic Natural Park.

- Descending the Sessi Stream: The canyoning in the Sessi stream takes place near Capri. The water is a constant presence in this canyoning expedition. It has an open starting section and gradually increases and narrows in the final section. There are 14 abseils in total, some of which include dips, the highest of which is 21 meters.

- Descend the Fer river in Donnas: This torrent is known for its emerald waters, a long and renowned canyon, nine abseils along its canyoning course, and numerous leaps and slides to develop your skills.

- In Fontainemore, you can descend the Pacoulla stream, which is an easy route with a series of abseils and stunning deep pools between the high cliffs. The Buoro river is a 1.5 km stretch of medium difficulty route with a continuous sequence of abseils, slides, and dives to the canyon's end.

What other options are there in the area?

• If you have sufficient experience and are seeking routes at your level (high difficulty), we recommend the Comboé and Clavalité torrents in Pollein and Fenis, respectively.

• If you're looking for a course, the local schools in Courmayeur and Champdepraz will be able to provide you with a variety of offerings and canyoning lessons. The training begins with a brief theory lecture before moving on to thrilling dives, slides, and rappels as you down the torrents.

If these places aren't enough for you, we can also include Valpelline, La Salle, La Thuile, Pontey, Sarre, and Morgex.

As you can see, there is no shortage of offers! Canyoning in Aosta Valley is an easy sport, suitable for everyone - adults and children, experts and beginners alike. If you're wondering what you need to bring with you, a strong desire for adventure is all that is required. The wetsuit, safety harness and helmet will be provided by the local Aosta Valley canyoning companies.

Celebrate a birthday, a graduation party, an anniversary or even gift your partner with a canyoning experience. Every occasion is the right one to book a canyoning activity in the Aosta Valley! What are you waiting for? Take a look at the offers and choose the one you prefer!