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In canyoning itineraries, water plays a fundamental role, not only because over the centuries it has carved the very canyons, but also because it becomes an integral part of the experience.
Along the route, thanks to the water, you can perform jumps, dives, slides, or incredible descents down the tallest waterfalls, allowing you to progress and continue the itinerary.
Some of these routes have a “seasonal” character, meaning they are accessible only when there is water flow, while others have a perennial flow.

It happens that the streams that have carved deep canyons sometimes dry up. These dry gorges, also known as fossils, offer a unique terrain for exploration and fun, where you can practice Dry Canyoning.
The absence of water allows the unique and wild landscape to stand out.
Verticality dominates these itineraries, and we’ll focus more on trekking and rope descents.
Dry Canyoning can be practiced year-round, without worrying too much about temperatures or the presence (or lack) of water in the streams