The Durance River of France measures up to a length of 320 km. A prominent water body in the south-eastern France, the river is the left tributary of Rhone. Rising from the south-western Alps, the river gets past through the ski resort of Montgenèvre close to Briançon. It finally concludes its journey as it falls into the river Rhone near to Avigon. The stunning river has two major tributaries as well, namely Bleone and Verdon.
French Alps
Descending from the French Alps, the Durance River makes its way through the magnificent gorges and scenic canyons. This tumultuous brook running down the valley gives rise to huge whitewaters and is certainly a rafter’s paradise! While rafting along the river on an adventurous trip, you will definitely get a number of occasions to test your rafting expertise.
Apart from the challenging whitewaters coming your way, you will certainly be welcomed by the huge rocks. As you flow along the wildest parts of the Durance River and waters drench you, you are bound to experience never-before excitement! However, the watercourse has certain mild sections wherein you can enjoy watching the breathtaking natural beauty of the canyons.
So, escape into the rustling waters cutting through the well-chiseled gorges and deep canyons. If you are planning to get away from your usual work routine or feeling lack of excitement in your life, rafting expedition on Durance River can be just the perfect choice! However, remember to bring in all the rafting essentials along with you for the trip. Seeking advice from experienced rafters or asking them to accompany you in the trip is always an added advantage.
