Texeira

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Texeira Canyoneering Canyoning Caving descenso de barrancos Barranquismo
Also known as: Rio Texeira; Teixeira; Rio Teixeira.
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Difficulty:4C II (v4a3 III)
Raps:max ↨131ft
Metric
Overall:3.5-4h
Approach:15min
Descent:3h ⟷0.9mi ↑689ft
Exit:30min
Shuttle:None
Location:
Condition Reports:
16 Jun 2026




"We had a fun day exploring Teixeira. Its a laid-back canyon with some fun rappels and jumps. Watch out for the spiky, thorny plants on the approach h

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Introduction

Teixeira is a fun, laid-back canyon with a short 20+ minute approach after an optional car shuttle. Expect lots of creek walking, several good rappels, and beautiful narrow sections with deep, clear pools. There’s a 5-meter jump into a scenic pool, and further along, a local's swimming hole with a 8+ meter jump that can be climbed up and repeated. Be careful of the numerous thorny plants on approach and in the canyon.

Approach

Start 40.81131, -8.23200
Parking 40.80774, -8.23945
End 40.80896, -8.24337

Leave a shuttle car at the Parking and drive a short distance up the road to the Start. The trailhead is marked with a sign, and the road is drivable for a short distance until it becomes impassable.

Descent

R1 25m
R2 35m
R3 4m
R4 2m
R5 15m

Exit

Exit the creek and walk about half a mile back, 20 minutes, back to the shuttle car. There is a Christian camp at the exit, and the gate may be open or closed. They were hosting an event, even when we visited, and the gate was open.

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Information provided by automated processes. KML map by (unknown). Main photo by (unknown). Authors are listed in chronological order.

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