The Lower Guadalentín, also known as “La Bolera”, is one of the best drilled canyons in the natural park.
Surprising and spectacular environment in this initiation gorge.
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What is included?
1 fully qualified guide for every 8 participants
Equipment: harness, helmet. dissipative tape and carabiners.
Insurance as established by law.
The guides carry a camera so that you have a memory of your adventure.
What do you need?
Lace-up sneakers or hiking boots (boots or similar footwear are not suitable), swimsuit, towel and dry spare shoes.
How long does it last?
The approximate duration is 3 to 4 hours from start to finish.
This duration may be reduced or increased depending on the number of participants, the ease with which they move along the route and the influx of other companies.
Are there any restrictions?
The minimum age is 12 years old
An acceptable physical condition, strength in the arms and not having vertigo is required. It is a medium level activity.
Please, people with heart problems, recent operations, pregnant women, etc. they must notify us in advance to determine whether or not they can do the activity.
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PRICES
UP TO 8 PEOPLE
the deposit amount is €9
(discounted from the total amount)
FROM 9 TO 14 PEOPLE
the deposit amount is €9
(discounted from the total amount)
15 PEOPLE O MORE
the deposit amount is €9
(discounted from the total amount)
Description
The lower Guadalentin is a great canyon perfectly excavated. One of the most aesthetic of the natural park.
To access the lower Guadalentín, we only have to go down the stairs of the dam to the bottom. A few meters away we find the first and highest rappel, about 15m, which leaves us in a very deep pool of crystalline waters.
Subsequently, upwellings form a great “natural shower”. From here, and along the entire lower Guadalentín canyon, we find corners of spectacular beauty combined with slides, jumps, more rappels, hanged pools, siphons (avoidable), chaos of rocks …
And during the whole tour we are surrounded by large limestone walls of more than 100 m height that sometimes almost touch each other.
The descent of the lower Guadalentín ends in a huge pool that can be jumped from different places.
A path, sloping average the first 10 minutes and quite flat afterwards, takes us to the cars in about 25 – 30 minutes.
