If you're more sporty, I suggest you get off the beaten track and explore the lesser-known networks!
The 2004 tunnel, located in the commune of Sainte-RoseAs one of the longest networks in the world (over 6 km!), I suggest you "immerse" yourself in it and cross it for around 2.5 km to discover more secret and less accessible mineral jewels.
Nul besoin d’être un athlète de haut niveau mais cette sortie implique des passages dos courbé et à quatre pattes et un minimum d’endurance pour progresser environ 3h dans un milieu chaud et humide.
For the more adventurous, there are a number of narrow passages of varying lengths or narrowness (guts, "letterboxes", "ramps", etc.), but these are optional.
However, we won't forget to take the time to understand the construction of the tunnel and its unique formations, as well as the workings of the volcano, according to your expectations of course (no geology course required...).
Passages are generally wide and comfortable, but it is necessary to bend over regularly and crawl a few dozen metres (the more adventurous can try their hand at narrower passages...). The environment is also hot and humid, and sweating is often unavoidable.
Helmets fitted with caving lights, comfortable knee pads and cut-resistant gloves.
Prévoyez : pantalon léger, t-shirt, chaussures fermées en bon état, bouteille d’eau, petit sac à dos, k-way en cas de pluie, vêtements de change, avoir mangé. Petit sac étanche ou plastique (pour vos papiers et portables) . Petite veste l’hiver pour l’extérieur.
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