Water Sports

Meet your guide in Ainsa and get fitted for your wetsuit before a presentation of the canyoning equipment. Listen to your guides explanations and safety instructions including details of the steps to follow during the activity. Then it’s time for you to descend one of the best canyons in the Ordesa National Park! What is canyoning? Canyoning (also known as gorge walking) is probably best described as white water rafting without the boat. Navigate your way down water-filled gorges by swimming through rock pools, sliding down chutes and clambering over the rocks and other unique features of the canyon landscape.

This activity is fit for anyone who love a good adventure. Meet at the local partner's base in Escalona and get to know your guide, who will explain everything about the fun-filled day ahead of you. Grab all the necessary equipment, including a wetsuit, harness, helmet, and booties. From Escalona, drive your own car for 30 minutes until reaching the canyoning site. Upon arrival, leave your dry clothes in the car and get kitted out in your gear. Descend into the beautiful canyons of the Pyrenees, an experience sure to leave with a suite of lasting impressions and precious memories. Enjoy a canyoning trip without a difficult descent, and with the possibility of rappels, jumps, and slides. The ravines with a low-difficulty level include the following: Viandico Canyon, Las Gloces Canyon, Furco Canyon, Mirabal Canyon, Barrosa Canyon, Yesa Canyon, Trigoniero Canyon, etc.