CANYONING
Canyoning in Scotland is an exhilarating outdoor activity where you can traverse canyons using a variety of techniques, such as walking, scrambling, climbing, jumping, abseiling, and swimming. It's an adrenaline pumping activity to get involved in and is great fun for the whole family. Similar to gorge walking, the minimum age for people to participate is typically 8 years old.
Canyons in Scotland can be found in many regions and locations across the country and boast the ideal terrain for trying canyoning, whilst being surrounded by nature and extraordinary landscapes. From canyoning in Aberfoyle and Perth to Fort William, Pitlochry and more.
GORGE WALKING
Like its name suggests, gorge walking typically involves walking up and down a river - sometimes gently floating downstream - with plenty of slides and splashing about in plunge pools along the way. In short, it's the perfect introduction to its more adventurous cousin: canyoning.
Gorge walking is a great family-friendly activity, with the minimum age typically being 8 years old. It's also the perfect activity to choose if you fancy an adrenaline-fuelled stag or hen do! Gorge walking is a fun outdoor activity that is great for groups and team building exercises too - help each other as you make your way along Scotland's rivers, with plunge pools, rock scrambling and obstacles to navigate.
COASTEERING
Coastering is best described as an excursion along the fringe of where sea and shoreline meet without using a boat, surfboard or any other type of craft. Breathe in the invigorating salty air and discover the freedom of wild swimming in the North Atlantic. Go with the flow and let yourself be carried by the waves into deep gullies. Clamber up onto rocky outcrops and coastal ledges, and make some heart-racing leaps from high cliff-tops into the surf below.