Fancy trying something completely different?
How about deliberately jumping into a Highland stream and following it up hill as it cascades down rocky slabs, over small waterfalls and through pools?
This is a fantastic introduction to the joys of gorge walking and is suitable for all the family. If at any point you decide you’ve had enough, you can simply walk up the side of the burn and watch the excitement from the sidelines. Wicked fun!
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Helmet, buoyancy aid & wetsuit.
Swimsuit for under wetsuit, footwear that will get wet and a towel for afterwards.
Participants must be water confident & must disclose any relevant medical conditions to the instructor before the start of the session. No previous experience necessary.
Min age 6 years (10 and under must be accompanied by an adult)
Achlean Gorge, Glen Feshie. Please note this is 25-30 minutes drive from Rothiemurchus. Map sent with confirmation email. The instructor will accompany you on the walk to the gorge is approximately 15 minutes from the meeting point.
Please arrive 10 minutes prior to session.
If you need to change your booking or to cancel, we do require 24 hours notice in order for you to receive a full refund.
4
10
Approx. 2 1/4 hours
£40 per person
Easter through until October. If there are no dates available to suit you, please get in touch to see if we can arrange something else. Minimum of 4 people required.
In Your Element recruit activity instructors for their fun and enthusiasm as much as for their technical skills. Our team have climbed, paddled and trekked all over the world and yet they choose to live and work in the stunning Scottish Highlands and to help you experience the area up close and leave with amazing memories.
All In Your Element activity instructors hold nationally recognised qualifications in the different sports that they lead and have undergone criminal record checks to ensure our suitability to work with young and vulnerable clients.
In Your Element are members of the Leave No Trace programme. This is recognition of the lengths that we go to to minimise the impact that our activities have on the wonderful environment in which we operate.
