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Hautes-Pyrenees
38 canyons.
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3BAlansUnknown flood
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4CArizesUnknown flood
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4BArribereUnknown flood
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4C XAstazou-BarradeUnknown flood
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4C XBachiberouUnknown flood
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4BBoucharoUnknown flood
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4BCapecheUnknown flood
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n/aCassies
Gorges de Cassies cuts through schist rather than the limestone common across the Pyrenees foothills, 130m of relief in 500m near Arbeost, rated v5 a2 at commitment III.
Arbeost, Hautes-Pyrenees Unknown flood -
3ACaussisteUnknown flood
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4CCeretouUnknown flood
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4BCoou de la OuleUnknown flood
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4B RCotUnknown flood
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4C RGaoubeUnknown flood
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3CGedreUnknown flood
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3BGelaUnknown flood
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3CGloriettesUnknown flood
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3BLa PezUnknown flood
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3ALherisUnknown flood
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4CMailletUnknown flood
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3CMarboreUnknown flood
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3CMensongeUnknown flood
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4BNereUnknown flood
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n/aNeste de Saux
Neste de Saux runs as two distinct gorges joined by an open stretch, schist walled, rated a5 for water, the highest aquatic grade in this batch.
Aragnouet, Hautes-Pyrenees Unknown flood -
4CNiscoude (Full)Unknown flood
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4CNiscoude (Lower)Unknown flood
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3BOssoue (Lower)Unknown flood
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n/aOssoue (Upper)
Gargantan d'Ossoue is a narrow, constricted gorge above Gavarnie, limestone walled, fed by permanent snowmelt flow that runs high early in the season.
Gavarnie, Hautes-Pyrenees Unknown flood -
3CPaillaUnknown flood
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4BPlaaUnknown flood
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4ASarradetsUnknown flood
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n/aSaugue (Lower)
Saugue's lower tier carries a 52m rappel through 250m of relief near Gedre, the tallest single drop in this Hautes-Pyrenees batch.
Gedre, Hautes-Pyrenees Unknown flood -
3BSaugue (Upper)Unknown flood
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3ATaillatUnknown flood
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n/aTech (Upper)Unknown flood
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4BTosUnknown flood
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n/aTourettes (Upper)
Barrancou des Tourettes drops 140m of limestone over 1.2km above Gavarnie, a July window canyon rated v3 a3 at commitment II.
Gavarnie, Hautes-Pyrenees Unknown flood -
n/aTouyeresUnknown flood
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4BTrois CrabesUnknown flood