Tune Via Souterrata with Marc Casali

This cave is a traverse, with the entrance on one side and the exit on the other.

The progression is varied: handrails on cables, footbridges, monkey bridges, climbing, narrow passages...

This timeless experience will take you through unusual situations in new landscapes.

A karst trail awaits you along the path leading to the entrance of the chasm.
Dévoluy's underground heritage will no longer hold any secrets for you!

The via souterrata is rated "Assez Difficile +" because of its underground environment.
For your first discovery, we recommend that you be accompanied by a speleologist guide.

Those who are used to via ferrata, climbing or caving will be able to go underground on their own!

Minimum height: 1.40 m

- Routes :

Classic discovery course: 3h30* including 2h00* exploration, *approximately + or - 30 mn depending on group level

And on request: Full course + caving exploration: 4h including 2h30 exploration


- Equipment supplied:
Helmet, lighting, caving suit, harness, lanyards with shock absorber, neoprene booties, gloves, knee pads, shoes if yours are not suitable.

- What to wear :
Warm tracksuit-style clothing (top and bottom) - the temperature in the cave is around 9°, socks, hiking boots or sneakers that close well, so that the soles are not smooth.

- Directions :
To get to the via souterrata, park in Superdévoluy in the large parking lot at the entrance to the resort.
From there, a signpost guides you to the entrance of the cave (approx. 20 minutes' walk).

Location - Dévoluy: 30 min from Veynes, 45 min from Gap, 1h15 from Sisteron

Provided equipment :
Helmet, lighting, track-suit for potholing, harness, safety lanyards with shock absorber, neoprene socks, gloves, kneepads, shoes (if yours are not suitable.)

What to wear :
Warm clothes (something like tracksuits) : the temperature in the cave is around 9°, socks, hiking shoes or shoes with a non smooth sole.