Canoeing, rafting, hydrospeed, canyoning, rowing: how to experience a unique adventure and discover a surprising natural environment.
The Piedmont region, crossed by the Po River, gathers the waters of various streams such as Tanaro, Pellice, Ticino, Agogna, Dora Riparia, Dora Baltea, Stura di Demonte, Bromida di Spigno, Bormida di Millesimo, Belbo, Orco, Toce, Malone, Cervo, Scrivia, and Sesia. These streams flow down from the Alpine valleys, creating a hydrographic network of over 2000 km.
The streams of Piedmont are environments full of great charm. The privilege of descending them by canoe, rafting, or hydrospeed, immersed in the foaming whitewater waves or in inaccessible gorges and waterfalls while canyoning, offers an exclusive, adrenaline-filled adventure in a unique natural setting, one that cannot be fully appreciated from outside the water.
For those looking to spend a day of relaxation, the network of major lakes such as Maggiore, Orta, Mergozzo, Viverone, Candia, Sirio, and Avigliana, with a total area of 240 square kilometers, represents a wonderful and delicate biodiversity heritage that is constantly evolving. These lakes can also be explored through peaceful canoe excursions or by practicing rowing.