Clue d'Aiglun

Clue d'Aiglun is a canyoning destination near Sallagriffon where the Esteron river flows through limestone cliffs in the Alpes Maritimes. The terrain includes rocky passages, pools of water, and narrow sections that wind through the gorge for several hundred meters.

The canyon was first explored in the early 1900s by local adventurers seeking routes through the gorge. Over time, it transformed into a recognized sport destination as organized activities began in the region.

The canyon maintains strict safety protocols, requiring participants to meet age and physical requirements while following local water sports traditions of the French Alps.

The starting point is at Aiglun bridge, where participants gather before beginning the excursion. Visitors should bring swimwear and sturdy footwear, and plan for a full morning or afternoon activity.

The water passages feature several mid-height jumps and sections requiring swimmers to navigate through narrow underground channels. These elements vary with water levels, making each visit slightly different.

Location: Sallagriffon

Inception: 1928

Address: Gorges de l'Estéron 06910 Sallagriffon

GPS coordinates: 43.87225,6.90491

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:06