The Basender Ravine

We've decided not to stop this summer, to make the most of every trip we take to get our bodies moving, discover new adventures, or revisit some we already know.

About 25 years ago, when we lived in the Pyrenees, we travelled to the Sierra de Guara to experience its canyons. We stayed in Alquézar and did several descents in the area. I particularly remembered one, an affluent of the River Vero, different from the rest because it was a dry canyon, meaning that thousands of years ago there was water but, due to limestone filtration, it ended up becoming a canyon without water. 

Basender ravine has five dizzying abseils of about 15 to 20 metres and other shorter ones of about 4 metres. It maintains a shady, cave-like character, with a lush and secretive appearance, making it a perfect place to enjoy the technique of abseiling in an unforgettable, beautiful setting. Furthermore, at the end it opens out into the Vero river canyon. The ravine widens and vegetation emerges, offering a splash of colour after having travelled through dark passages, potholes, canyons, plunge pools, shafts and galleries.

Look at the old photos from ages ago, we weren't wearing helmets! We were a group of mountain guide friends from Andorra, we weren't taking clients, but it doesn't matter, what a bunch of irresponsible people! 

So we couldn't help ourselves, this weekend we were passing near the Sierra de Guara and we travelled back in time, remembering that adventure we enjoyed so much.

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