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Canyons, ropes & caves
Canyoning, rope circuits, via ferratas and caves for every level.
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Extreme canyoning
Get ready to explore the natural Las Lajas canyon, a place where towering rock walls and the raw energy of nature create the perfect setting for an unforgettable adventure. This level IV and V canyoning route is designed for bold explorers and adrenaline lovers who enjoy pushing their limits.
Family canyoning (age 5+)
Canyoning for the whole family in the upper part of the Las Lajas canyon. Before you start, the guides explain rappelling techniques, how to use the equipment and the safety rules, and they stay with you throughout the route.
Vertikal – 35-activity rope circuit
A full day of non-stop adventure in the Las Lajas canyon: 35 activities in a row that take you through the air, the water and underground. 60 and 15 meter rappels, canyoning, a tunnel, the Pitillo Cave, via ferratas, a sky bike, ziplines and much more.
Xplorer ropes park
A ropes park in the middle of nature, crossed by a waterfall. The circuit tests your balance, coordination and confidence with suspension bridges, nets, platforms and crossings between trees, with challenges ranging from 2 to 70 meters high.
Cueva del Indio cave
Head into the Cueva del Indio in Páramo, a spacious cave full of mystery. After a safety briefing and an introduction to the cave's geology, you explore with your guide large chambers, rock formations, stalactites and water passages, among the fluttering of bats.
Cueva del Indio circuits (13 & 14 activities)
The Cueva del Indio and much more. This circuit combines exploring the cave with a ropes park set in nature, with elevated platforms, suspended obstacles, zipline, suspension bridges and descents that demand balance and strength.
Cueva La Vaca cave
Real caving. The Cueva La Vaca in Curití is an underground system with water passages, natural tunnels and narrow sections where you have to crawl or move carefully, lit only by your headlamp.
San Gil Virtual Guide
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