Verdon Gorge
Verdon Gorge, located in southeastern France, is a limestone canyon renowned for its dramatic cliffs and turquoise river. Spanning 25 kilometers, the gorge reaches depths of up to 700 meters. Formed by river erosion, it is a significant geological feature in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region.
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The gorge is a result of the Verdon River's erosion over millennia, cutting through the limestone Plateau de Valensole. The area offers several hiking trails and a driving route along the rim. Accessible by road, it is approximately a 2-hour drive from Nice. Visitors often engage in kayaking and rock climbing, utilizing the gorge's natural features.