TOURS

Itineraries selected for their charm and beauty

EQUIPMENT

Discover the equipment that will be provided to you to go canyoning with us

WHAT TO BRING

Here you find a list of what you will have to bring with you

Canyoning, or Canyoneering, consists of descending the course of streams on foot following the waterway, in particular those stretches where the water in its incessant race towards the mouth has dug deep gorges, forre in italan.
Walking through the gorges you can encounter various "obstacles" and to overcome them, you use various techniques: abselling, jumps and dives in the deepest natural pools or exciting slides on rock toboggans.


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Di fronte alla Chiesa dell'Eremita lungo la strada della Valnerina (Sp 209) Tre Valli Umbre

Bivio sulla statale della Valnerina (Sp 209) e Pontuglia, Le Cese, Schioppo, Collefabbri, Nevi e Contaglia.

Bivio sulla statale della Valnerina (Sp 209) e Pontuglia, Le Cese, Schioppo, Collefabbri, Nevi e Contaglia.

al Bar Picchi, Casette RI

al Bar Picchi, Casette RI

al bar Casabianca Sulla Via Turanense

Sulla piazza del paese al bar

Umbria

Forra del Casco

This itinerary is among the most famous and beloved in Valnerina. There are many waterfalls to descend using ropes, but undoubtedly, the one that evokes the most excitement is “Lu Casco dell’Acqua”, with its 30 meters of sheer thrill!

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Umbria

Forra di Prodo

Immediately a succession of jumps, dives, rope descents and natural pools to be overcome by swimming immersed in the crystal clear waters of the stream.

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Lazio

Forra di Riancoli

An itinerary that with its toboggans, dives and rope descents, will be able to excite you and give you a lot of fun.

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Lazio

Fosso di Roccaranieri

An unusual and exciting itinerary in a succession of wonderful waterfalls that create spectacular shapes and water features.

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Lazio

Fosso della Mola

Surrounded by lush vegetation, the thrilling abseiling, slides and cave passages will make you love this itinerary.

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Umbria

Rocca Gelli

An easy but exciting itinerary, ideal for those who want to try canyoning without struggling too much. The amazing limestone rocks form beautiful waterfalls and fun slides.

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Umbria

Fosso dell'Etrica

A simple canyon that offers the opportunity to get excited with beautiful rope descents in an environment of incredible charm.

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Lazio

Forra di Santopadre

Fun itinerary that runs through a wild canyon, full of incredible water features and rocks with incredible shapes.

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    WHAT WE PROVIDE YOU

    Over the years we have tested and selected specific manufacturers and materials to offer always the best!
    We pay great attention to the equipment, both for the high safety guarantees and to ensure maximum comfort for participants.
    During all our canyoning trips you will be provided with all the equipment you will need for the canyoning.


    • Neoprene wetsuit 5 mm

      Wearing a wetsuit does not protect us from water, but from the cold, helping us to keep our body temperature at optimal levels. We use 2-piece wetsuits, jacket and dungarees, created specifically for canyoning; with reinforcements at the points of greatest abrasion and more elastic areas that allow better movement. The jackets come with a hood that can be worn if you are particularly cold.

    • Neoprene socks 3 mm

      Neoprene socks have the same use as regular socks. They are worn under the wetsuit and inside the shoes, they serve to protect our body from the cold.

    • Helmet

      They are composed of a rigid shell that protects the head from any bumps and stones that can fall from above. They are adjustable for all heads, through a simple and quick sliding adjustment system. Many of our helmets are already equipped with action camera mounts!

    • Harness

      We use harnesses specially created for canyoning, simple and intuitive to wear. They are all equipped with a special rear wear protection that effectively protects both the wetsuit and the harness webbing from abrasion.

    • Figure-of-eight descender

      Connected through a carabiner to our harness, the figure-of-eight descender allows us to descend with the rope in a simple and effective way.

    • Ropes

      We use 10 mm semi-static ropes. After testing many of them, we found a type of rope that guarantees a remarkable grip and an extreme hold of flexibility, which allows excellent control of the descent and is therefore suitable for practitioners of all levels.

    WHAT TO BRING

    Here are the few simple things to bring when you come canyoning with us!
    Some, such as plastic bags to store wet clothes, are simple tips, others, such as shoes to wear, are important to tackle canyoning with peace of mind.
    If you have any doubts or questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.


    • Swimsuit

      To be used under the wetsuit, we recommend not to wear too loose costumes (such as shorts) to facilitate when you have to put on the wetsuit. It is also possible to wear tight shorts.

    • T-shirt

      We recommend that you always wear a t-shirt, even under your wetsuit, preferably a technical shirt that can be long-sleeved on days with particularly low temperatures.

    • Hiking or sneakers

      Shoes are important, to ensure a good grip during the activity. High hiking boots that also protect the ankle are excellent, sneakers with a good sculpted sole are also fine. Absolutely to be avoided by diving shoes!

    • Towel or bathrobe

      We will need it at the end of the activity, when, having removed the wetsuit, we will have to dry off and change wet clothes.

    • Complete change of clothes

      At the end of the activity, after drying off, we will need a complete change of clothes to be able to get dressed and go home.

    • Bottle of water

      A half-liter bottle per person is usually enough. We recommend disposable plastic ones to prevent thermos or other rigid material from breaking. Good hydration is essential when exercising, especially in summer when temperatures are high.

    • Energy Bars

      It might be a good idea to bring one or more energy bars to refresh yourself during the activity. Keep in mind that everything you bring into the gorge gets wet, so the bars must also be sealed.

    • Plastic bags

      It sounds like silly advice, but it's handy to have one or more plastic bags where you can store wet clothes and shoes that would otherwise drip into the car.