Viandico canyoning 4h Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park

The first part of the Viandico ravine begins at the Sercué bridge. Although it is usually dry, this section shows clear signs of the power of the water that flows through it in times of flood. You will be able to see embedded trunks, shifting gravel and perfectly formed pools, which bear witness to the natural force that shapes this landscape. This section is ideal for observing and understanding how water has sculpted the ravine over time.

Continuing along the Barranco de Viandico, we enter the second and most fascinating part of the gorge. Here, ferns and mosses accompany us along the route, creating a magical atmosphere. A series of large waterfalls await us, the highest being 8 metres high, as well as chaotic slides, caves and siphons that we are not obliged to pass through. We will advance until we reach a footbridge that crosses the ravine, where a beautiful 15-metre abseil awaits us and another big jump to finish this beautiful descent.

Your adventure in the Barranco de Viandico canyon culminates in a spectacular way. You will reach a footbridge that crosses the ravine, from where a beautiful 15-metre abseil awaits you. This descent offers breathtaking views and a final dose of adrenaline. Then, one last big jump will take you to the conclusion of this beautiful tour. This is the finishing touch to an adventure full of unforgettable moments.