Canyoning Course in Ticino | Switzerland
A canyoning course in Ticino with a private guide
4 days to explore Ticino’s most beautiful canyons and improve your canyoning skills
Practical information – Grosdar Canyoning
Duration
4 days
Level
Sporty
Price
From €1,800.00 per group of up to 3 people*
+ From €600 per additional person*
Private guide for your group
Minimum age
Ages 16 and over
Venue
Ticino, Switzerland (CH)
*subject to change depending on the season
What to expect on your canyoning course in Ticino
Set off on a four-day canyoning course in Ticino, Switzerland, one of Europe’s most renowned destinations for canyoning.
The course begins with an introduction to the equipment and a review of the essential techniques to ensure you can enjoy the descents in complete safety. Throughout the course, your guide will support you as you progress and become more independent in rope-assisted movement and abseiling techniques.
Explore Ticino’s most beautiful canyons, renowned for their spectacular gorges, turquoise pools and cascading waterfalls. Depending on conditions and the group’s ability, the descents may take place in some of Ticino’s legendary canyons, such as Cresciano, Lodrino, Pontirone or Iragna.
Thanks to the private nature of the course, you’ll benefit from personalised support and plenty of flexibility to tailor the canyons and the pace of the trip to your needs.
A canyoning course in the heart of Europe’s most beautiful canyons
This canyoning course in Ticino is designed for those looking to enjoy a unique sporting experience in an exceptional setting. Led by a guide with in-depth knowledge of Ticino’s canyons, you’ll discover new routes every day and hone your canyoning skills.
Book your canyoning trip in Ticino, Switzerland
Book your canyoning course in Ticino now with a private guide for your group. Four days to explore Europe’s most beautiful canyons!
Canyoning trip in Switzerland, in Ticino
A 4-day course to explore Europe’s most beautiful canyons
Why take a canyoning course in Ticino?
- Ages 16 and over.
- Exploring the canyons of Cresciano, Lodrino, Iragna and Pontirone
- Becoming self-sufficient in canyoning.
- Experienced guide
Safety, supervision and equipment
Being able to swim is essential!
The canyoning courses in Ticino, Switzerland, are suitable for participants aged 16 and over who have previous experience of the activity and abseiling. The course runs over four days.
To get to Ticino, you can take public transport as far as Milan or Lucerne. You will then need to hire a car to reach the valley and travel between the various sites. Alternatively, you can travel as far as Bellinzona before hiring a car.
What to bring
- Swimsuit,
- Sports shoes (trainers or hiking boots) – Ideally proper canyoning shoes,
- Personal canyoning equipment – Available to hire,
- Water bottle,
- Snacks,
- Waterproof camera or GoPro – available for hire.
The price includes:
- Supervision by a state-certified guide,
- Team and individual equipment,
- The guide’s third-party liability insurance.
The price does not include:
- The REGA contribution,
- Accommodation, meals, and transport for the client and the guide.
Frequently Asked Questions – FAQ
Do you need to have done some canyoning before to take part in the course?
Some prior experience of canyoning is recommended to get the most out of this canyoning course in Ticino. This trip is aimed at active individuals who wish to improve their technical skills in abseiling, rope progression and navigating obstacles in canyons.
Which canyons are explored during the course?
Ticino is renowned for having some of the most beautiful canyons in Europe. Depending on the conditions and the group’s ability level, the descents may take place in the iconic canyons of Cresciano, Lodrino, Pontirone or Iragna.
Is the Cresciano Gorge accessible during the course?
Yes, the Cresciano Gorge is one of the most famous gorges in Ticino, so it’s a must-see. Depending on the water conditions, the weather and the group’s ability, it will be included in the course.
Is the canyoning course a private one?
Yes, this canyoning course in Ticino is organised as a private event for your group, with a maximum of six participants. This allows us to tailor the canyons and the pace of the trip to the participants’ ability and to provide personalised guidance.
What equipment is provided for the canyoning course?
All the necessary equipment is provided: a wetsuit, helmet, harness, descender and safety gear.
You’ll just need to bring shoes suitable for canyoning, a swimsuit and your personal belongings.
If you’ve got the gear, bring it along – it’s always more fun that way.
Is it compulsory to know how to swim?
Yes! Swimming sessions are compulsory. If you can’t swim, we can offer you other activities.
Are the jumps and slides compulsory?
No! Your guide will never force you to do anything. Alternatives will be suggested depending on each participant’s ability.
I wear glasses – can I take part?
Of course! Make sure you bring a cord. Your guide will explain how to avoid losing them or damaging them. Ideally, bring an old pair. Better still, wear contact lenses if you can.
What if the weather is bad?
The guide may change the itinerary. If the activity cannot go ahead, we will reschedule it. If this is not possible, we will cancel it. In that case, you will receive a full refund.
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