Gabieto
verified
Ungraded
Unknown flood risk
Torla, Huesca
Fourteen rappels split across two distinct pitches above Torla, the lower one noticeably wetter and more scenic once the Grau tributary joins in.
This is a classic alpine canyon, cold water and slick rock throughout, rated for experienced parties only. Most rappels have a dry line if you want to stay out of the current. Access runs up the Bujaruelo road, through Ordesa's peripheral protection zone rather than the core park, and no canyoning specific rule has turned up for that stretch.
Logistics
| Permit | Approached via the Bujaruelo valley, which sits in the Zona Periferica de Proteccion (peripheral protection zone) of Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park rather than the core park where canyoning is banned. No canyoneering specific rule found for the peripheral zone. |
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| Technical | 14 rappels, longest 170.604 ft |
| Season | May - Oct |
| Coordinates | 42.6873, -0.1009 |
Sources
- permitType: https://quebrantahuesos.org/el-inaga-autoriza-asfaltar-la-pista-de-bujaruelo-a-las-puertas-de-ordesa-pero-con-limitacion-de-visitantes/
- nearest town: https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/doku.php?id=barrancos:huesca:gabieto
- desc: https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/doku.php?id=barrancos:huesca:gabieto
- notes: https://www.docuwiki.infobarrancos.es/doku.php?id=barrancos:huesca:gabieto
- heroPhoto: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bujaruelo_1993_17.jpg