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With its source at the Col du Lautaret, the Guisane follows the Serre Chevalier valley. The Guisane doesn’t have any steep-sided gorges or raging torrents, and this makes it the ideal place for an introduction to mountain water sports or simply as a refreshing change. But beware: for all its placid and calm appeal, it is still an Alpine river and you will be surprised by how fast and strong it is as it reaches Briançon.

Information about the Guisane river
| Time | 2rs |
| Distance | 8 Km |
| Gradient | 1,7 % |
| Grading | Cl II/III (4) - E1/2 |
| Route | Le Monêtier les Bains - Chantemerle |
| Description | No particular difficulties, apart from the Guibertes rapids (4) that have a 300m steep section |
| Start | At bridge at entrance to Le Monêtier on CCAS (holiday centre) side. GPS UTM 32T 0303217 - 4983138 |
| Finish | Where the Chantemerle road meets the main N91 road. GPS UTM 32T 0309348 - 4978695 |
| Specific risks | Trees and branches |
| Best time | From April to July/August |
| Notes | You can also join the river after the Guibertes rapids. Picturesque trip through the village of La Salle les Alpes, large numbers of people on river - popular white-water sports venue. Waves in Villeneuve la Salle |

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