We did part 3 (and the last 4 rappels of part 2). We could not find a true path to the start, kept around 1650-1700 through the bushes. All anchors solid but many rusty. All double. We did the C50 with a handline and then in 2 parts, all right side. Also very rusty anchor visible left. Good chained relais 15-20 meters from the bottom. Still some snow next to the C50! Bolts of the last rappel are very high up left (best approached on rope). Significant flow, but nowhere too serious. No pools with hazardous water movements. Took the path left to finish the day with Artigue.

Beautiful and very continuous descent. Rappels are not super technical (estimated flow 60-100 L/s). The 70 m waterfall (partly free hanging) is magical. Best to use the intermediate relay (quite far left, just before descent really gets vertical, ok for 2 people). 4:15 hours to get down with 2 people without rushing. Approach ‘path’ markings are sufficient, but the route is adventurous and quite exposed in places. Think approach of Clusa but steeper and even more overgrown. Large sections of grass without a clear path (follow markers). Took us 2 hours. Exit is not to far last descent on the left. Faint path visible. During the approach, you will get very wet from the morning dew and you will collect at least 50 microscopically small ticks ;) Be sure to thoroughly check afterwards. We missed the snake. Has super potential to become a regional classic, but only if the approach path improves due to increased traffic. Shout out to everyone to do this canyon and thanks to Jeroen for the work he put in to enable this descent.