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Canyon Rio Madonna
An Incomparable Alpine Adventure
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Informations
Guide-to-client ratio
1/8
Period
From June to September
Difficulty
approach 1h30m - descent 4h - Difficult
Level
Area
Cottian Alps
The Rio Madonna Canyon is a true gem for canyoning enthusiasts, offering an alpine experience in a grand and imposing natural environment. Carved into limestone, this canyon stands out for its striking rock formations and the transparency of its waters.
The adventure begins with a walking approach of about 1.5 hours, which gradually immerses you in the wild landscape preceding the gorges. Once you reach the entrance, you immediately face a spectacular first rappel of 30 meters that opens the doors to the heart of the canyon. Inside, the excitement continues with a succession of breathtaking rappels under large waterfalls, interspersed with short walking sections that allow you to admire the pristine beauty of the place up close.
Rio Madonna is a true gem for adventure lovers and those seeking an unforgettable experience, combining challenge and wonder in an alpine setting that takes your breath away.
Necessary materials
- Swimsuit
- Sneakers or approach shoes
- Packed lunch: sandwich + drink
Rates per person for private/pre-formed groups
Group ascents
GLOBALMOUNTAIN organizes group outings for summer 2025.
GROUP CLIMB RATE: €80
THE OUTING IS CONFIRMED WITH A MINIMUM OF 5 PARTICIPANTS - MAX 8 PARTICIPANTS
ALL TIMES AND MEETING POINTS WILL BE SET BY THE GUIDE 2/3 DAYS IN ADVANCE BASED ON WEATHER AND COMMUNICATED VIA WHATSAPP GROUP.
FOR INFORMATION ON CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS, CONSULT THE Terms and Conditions PAGE.
The price includes
- Accompanied by UIAGM/IFMGA Mountain Guide with Canyoning specialization
- Technical equipment: wetsuit, harness, helmet, descenders
The price excludes
- Transfers
- Lunch
For any information, contact us at +393356726008
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Guides
Daniele Macagno
Alpine Guide, Ski Instructor
He divides his residence between Peveragno and Limone, where he also works as a ski instructor. A strong mountaineer with an impressive track record, he works as a Mountain Guide with enthusiasm and professionalism. He is a National Instructor in the training courses for Mountain Guides. He works as a helicopter rescue technician for the emergency medical service 118.
Andrea Garelli
Alpine Guide
He lives in his native Maira Valley and engages in all aspects of mountain activities, but prefers remote and wild routes. A travel enthusiast, he has lived in both Barcelona and Sheffield, in the heart of the Peak District. He combines his passion with his work as an engineer.
Paolo Pernigotti
Alpine Guide
He lives in Vernante but spends most of his time traveling to ski and climb. After gaining experience at heli-ski bases, Paolo spends his winters between searching for powder in the Alps and guiding ski mountaineering and freeride trips around the world. In spring he mainly focuses on ski mountaineering on 4000-meter peaks, while in summer he works in high mountains (Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa, Gran Paradiso, etc.), as well as rock climbing and canyoning. Autumn is dedicated to discovering new ski and climbing spots in order to always offer new adventures.
Since 2015 he has been collaborating with Salomon as an ambassador.
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