The terrain.
The Llech emerges from rock at 1,240 m, below the scree of Canigó, and flows into the Têt at Prades. Between the two, it has carved narrow gorges into the massif's gneiss. The section we descend covers 650 m with 160 m of elevation drop — dense and relentless.
You chain 4 rappels (max 15 m), a dozen giant slides of 3 to 10 m, and jumps up to 9 m. An aquatic, playful canyon considered one of the most beautiful in the Pyrénées-Orientales. A sporty canyon, recommended for people who have done canyoning before.
What's included.
- WETSUITwetsuit + booties · all provided
- HELMETcertified helmet · provided
- HARNESSfull harness for rappels · provided
- ROPESrappel gear · guide-managed
- DRY BAGwaterproof bag for belongings and keys
- PHOTOSGoPro loan or photos sent via WhatsApp
Day programme.
Sample schedule — times may vary based on your chosen time, weather, group level, and guide.
Every outing is led by a professional guide holding the State qualification required for the discipline. See the team
Location.
From your town.
Approximate driving times, without traffic. Each town has its own page, with all the routes nearby.