Varlossière Canyon

New for 2025 – Discover the wild Varlossière canyon, the only truly local canyon in the Belleville Valley!

Looking for an authentic experience, far from the crowds? The Varlossière canyon offers a secluded route in the heart of a high mountain setting. Nestled in a remote valley, this wild and unspoiled canyon offers a unique atmosphere, very different from classic canyons.
Here, there are no crowds or artificial developments: nature reigns supreme, raw and spectacular. A series of vertical rappels, a natural slide, crystal-clear pools, and an impressive alpine panorama… the terrain is technical, sometimes challenging, but incredibly beautiful.
This canyon is suitable for people comfortable with rappelling techniques. It's an ideal outing for experienced canyoners looking for a different kind of canyon, more alpine and challenging, but also more rewarding.
A total immersion in a mineral environment, for a true local adventure, guided by a professional.

Highlights of the Varlossière Canyon

• The only canyon truly located in the Belleville Valley • A wild atmosphere and a rarely traveled route
• Numerous vertical rappels in a high mountain setting
• Natural slide and fun sections
• Technical Canyon reserved for experienced canyoners or those already comfortable with rope handling

Who is this outing for?

This canyon is for athletic individuals with prior canyoning experience. It is essential to be able to rappel independently. Supervision is provided by a professional guide from the Belleville Valley Guides Bureau, ensuring safety and enjoyment.

Need to get started or improve your skills before the Varlossière canyon?

For a first experience or a gentle return to canyoning, choose the Eau Rousse canyon, a fun, accessible, and comprehensive route: jumps, slides, rappels, and more!
After this first experience, continue the adventure with the Bénétant canyon, a more challenging route with long rappels and guaranteed thrills!
You can also try abseiling and verticality without getting your feet wet by practicing Via Cordata or rock climbing.