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Pyrenees-Atlantiques
37 canyons.
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3BAidyUnknown flood
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n/aAlthagneta
A steep, short descent near Sainte-Engrâce in the Basque Pyrenees: just 500 meters long but dropping 310 meters via a 40 meter rappel, typically a six hour round trip.
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4CAnayeUnknown flood
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3BAnitchUnknown flood
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3CBatchUnknown flood
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4CBesse (Lusque)Unknown flood
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3BBidouzeUnknown flood
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3CBiousUnknown flood
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n/aBitet (Lower)
The harder, lower half of the two part Bitet system above Eaux Chaudes, a granite run about a kilometer long dropping 170 meters past a 35 meter rappel.
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n/aBitet (Upper)
The milder upstream half of the Bitet system near Eaux Chaudes: six short rappels finish among big boulders at the dam, and the source guidebook text calls it worth doing once even though the canyon below is the better descent.
Eaux-Chaudes (Laruns), Pyrénées-Atlantiques Unknown flood -
3CCanceigtUnknown flood
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3CCap de PountUnknown flood
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4BCelyUnknown flood
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n/aErrekaltia
A 500 meter limestone descent near Sainte-Engrâce in the Basque Pyrenees, dropping 250 meters via a 35 meter rappel in about four hours.
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n/aEsteteUnknown flood
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3BGourzyUnknown flood
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3BHaraskaUnknown flood
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3CHarpeaUnknown flood
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3CHarzubiaUnknown flood
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4BInkhazkubuUnknown flood
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n/aKakouettaUnknown flood
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n/aLarrandaburu
Finishes at the boardwalk trail through the Gorges de Kakoueta: a deeply incised limestone canyon whose descent moves from unequipped downclimbs near sinkhole pools into the trip's biggest, most exposed drop.
Sainte-Engrâce, Pyrénées-Atlantiques Unknown flood -
4BLeignieresUnknown flood
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n/aLekimeUnknown flood
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n/aLescun
A short, intense gorge below Lescun village that ends in a near 40 meter rappel, with a siphon prone pothole partway down that the source guidebook text warns against jumping into.
Lescun, Pyrénées-Atlantiques Unknown flood -
4C RNardetUnknown flood
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3BOillokiUnknown flood
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n/aOlhadubie
A three kilometer classic near Larrau reached by crossing the Holzarte footbridge: aquatic and sporty for the first four hours before the walls close into a dark, scenic gorge with no way out until the end.
Larrau, Pyrénées-Atlantiques Unknown flood -
3COurdaybiUnknown flood
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3CPhistaUnknown flood
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4BSaratzeUnknown flood
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4C RScialaUnknown flood
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n/aSoussoueou
A fun, approachable staircase of slides and jumps below the Ossau valley's hydro dam, closed from October through mid June and popular enough with guide companies that timing your start early or late avoids the lines.
Gabas (Laruns), Pyrénées-Atlantiques Unknown flood -
3CTourmounUnknown flood
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n/aValentin (Lower)
A short limestone drop near Laruns, about 100 vertical meters over 1.1 kilometers with a 20 meter rappel; guidebook detail beyond the basic stats is thin.
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n/aYeseUnknown flood
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3BZitziratze (Lower)Unknown flood