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Adventure Programmes
Rafting and CanoeingMost canoeing is done on two of Scotland’s most exciting rivers, the River Spey and the River Findhorn. The River Spey, one of Britain’s fastest flowing rivers provides enjoyment with its combination of easy and white water for the novice as well as the experienced canoeist. The River Findhorn is renowned as Britain’s best white water rafting river. It provides exhilarating rafting with rapids, deep gorges and technical challenges suitable for those with more experience. Sporting Scotland uses inflatable canoes that provide optimum safety. CanyoningCanyoning in the Craig Meagaidh National Nature Reserve is categorised as an extreme adventure sport. Participants tackle rapids and fast flowing water, swim under waterfalls and speed slide, jump and abseil down rock faces into pools of varying depths. Alternatively, spectacular gorge and mountain walks as well as climbing are available in the Cairngorm National Park. AbseilingSporting Scotland offers abseiling activities from buildings such as castle turrets as well as canyons, gorges and mountains depending on the time available. Mountain BikingScotland is a top mountain biking destinations and has some of the most scenic and technically challenging mountain biking trails in the world. Glentress is the ultimate trail and only 40 minutes from Edinburgh. Closer to our HQ, Moray’s Monster Trail and Wolftrax are superbly positioned in the heart of malt whisky country for those wanting to combine whisky, castles and mountain biking. |
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