Aquatic sports: Canyoning

The Doubs is the green border between Switzerland and France: on the one hand it actually forms the frontier and on the other, it is a magical green river landscape, more natural than any other in Switzerland. Canoe and kayak trips between Goumois and St-Ursanne are romantic and relaxing.

If you have always dreamed of a big adventure but decided to play it safe, this is your chance to quench your thirst for an adrenalin rush and true thrills.

Thanks to its raging rivers and impressive gorges, Ticino is known for its exciting canyoning adventures. The Boggera, in particular, offers adrenalin-seekers various exciting tours.

While in the past it was only courageous crystal hunters who braved the Massa Gorge, it is now accessible to the general public thanks to the building of the Gibidem Dam.

Lake Gruyère (Lac de la Gruyère) is the longest and second-largest artificial lake in Switzerland, measuring 13.5 kilometres and covering almost ten square kilometres at high water. This is precisely why the lake on the edge of the Fribourg foothills is so popular for all kinds of watersports.

Unsure whether canyoning is something for you? Well as easy, yet real canyon, there’s no better place to find out than the Saxeten Canyon!

River rafting on the Aare between Thun and Bern is now possible by canoe or inflatable boat, with expert guides coaching you through fast and slow currents.

The adventure-packed Fallenbach Canyon by Amden am Wallensee offers a truly diverse canyoning experience close to Zurich. Ideal for beginners and interesting for the experienced.

The Malvaglia Valley has several canyoning sites with various levels of difficulty. The upper part has some of Switzerland’s less daunting canyons, which are ideal for trying one’s hand at this sport. The lower part of the Malvaglia Canyon is deep, wet and challenging. Adventure, action and adrenaline are reality here, and not just part of a brochure!

Extremely attractive, variety-packed and playful: The picturesque Corippo-Canyon has great jumps, slides and abseil spots for (practically) everyone.

The Ticino is one of the most popular canoeing rivers in the canton of the same name. On a leisurely 8km river tour from Cresciano to Arbedo, visitors can see the landscape at its most beautiful and diverse – rocks, chestnut forests, palm trees and sunny beaches.

Enjoy dipping your paddle in blue Lake Lucerne and feel the fresh lake air in your face. The Canoe Trail Lake Lucerne delights experienced canoeists and novices alike. This offer guarantees adventure and relaxation.

Come and enjoy the water!

Easy access and a true classic amid the Ticino canyons: Effortless arrival thanks to funicular rail and fun and adventure particularly suited to beginners!

A truly impressive play of nature. Technically easy and therefore particularly suitable for newbies and water rats - without abseiling and solely short jumps.

Grindelwald Glacial Gorge is an adventurous experience whatever the weather. For a thrilling experience, try balancing and climbing on the 170m² Spiderweb net hanging over the roaring Lütschine River.