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Bas Valais
20 canyons.
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4BAvançon de TorgonUnknown flood
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4CBarberineUnknown flood
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3C RCorbassièreUnknown flood
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n/aCretes
Below the north face of the Dents du Midi, an initial vertical stretch drops through a 65 meter rappel before the canyon flattens out for a while; runs October through December.
Val-d'Illiez, VS Unknown flood -
n/aDolentUnknown flood
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3BDurnandUnknown flood
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n/aGiétro (Main Branch)
One of the most extreme canyons that Switzerland has to offer. Its remote location, high altitude and technical rappels can turn your journey into one of your best days ever, or your worst nightmare.
Fionnay, VS Unknown flood -
4BGiétro (old branch)Unknown flood
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n/aGorges Mystérieuses
Short canyon between Chamonix and Martigny. Do not go in there in Summer, there is a huge water capture that can open anytime (also in Autumn, but once it gets cold the risks are not as high anymore).
Trient, VS Unknown flood -
4CMauvoisinUnknown flood
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3BMayenUnknown flood
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4CPlanereusesUnknown flood
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3C RSalanfeUnknown flood
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n/aSaufla (Lower)
The lower half of the Saufla system, known locally as Le Roc Coupé, a four hour outing with a 30 meter rappel as its longest drop, best from autumn into early winter.
Champéry, VS Unknown flood -
n/aSaufla (Upper)
The upper Saufla, the Pas d'Encel, built around a single 60 meter rappel and about five hours car to car.
Champéry, VS Unknown flood -
3C RSt. BarthélémyUnknown flood
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3CTindeUnknown flood
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3CTriegeUnknown flood
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4BTroistorrentsUnknown flood
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3CVanUnknown flood