Trade the lakefront for a limestone gorge on the Summerrain full-day canyoning tour out of Tremosine. Small groups, guided rope work, and optional jumps make this a controlled but thrilling introduction to canyoning near Lake Garda.
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A steep track loosens beneath your boots and the canyon answers with a narrow voice: cold, clear water threading rock like a made-for-adventure ribbon. On the Summerrain full-day canyoning tour you step off the familiar roads above Lake Garda and into a carved, vertical world of slides, natural plunges and short abseils. Guides lead small groups downriver, alternating careful instruction with opportunities to jump, slide and swim in pools cut from limestone.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness—comfortable with uphill approaches, short swims and scrambling; not recommended for those with serious back problems.
Wildlife
History
Guided canyoning in Tremosine began in the early 1990s as outdoor operators mapped the gorges draining into Lake Garda; the area has a rural mountain history of terrace farming and chestnut harvesting.
Conservation
Groups are kept small and national park fees contribute to trail and habitat maintenance; follow leave-no-trace principles and avoid disturbing pools where amphibians breed.
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Wear grippy, closed shoes
Sneakers or sturdy trekking shoes that can get wet are required—they protect your feet on slick rock and in shallow currents.
Bring a dry change of clothes
You’ll be wet from the waist down; pack spare shoes and warm layers for the drive back.
Know your swimming comfort
Basic swimming ability is needed—if you’re unsure, tell your guide so they can adapt sections and provide extra safety cover.
Protect electronics
Although guides provide a photo service, keep phones and keys in a sealed dry bag if you bring them.
Closed-toe water shoes or old sneakers
Provides grip on wet rock and protects feet in shallow pools.
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Swimsuit and quick-dry layers
Wear under the wetsuit and bring dry clothes for after the tour.
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Lightweight dry bag
Keeps phone, keys and documents dry during the canyon sections.
Re-sealable water bottle and snacks
Hydration and quick energy between strenuous sections and the uphill approach.