Adventure

Offering unforgettable Snowsports for over 50 years, Cairngorm Mountain boasts the ultimate playground for adrenaline junkies, eager first timers and everyone in between. With 30km of pisted runs, 10 lifts, a freestyle park and on-site equipment hire, we truly offer something for all.

Cairngorm Ski Area
Aviemore
Inverness Shire
PH22 1RB

01479 861 261

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Glenshee, which takes its name from the Gaelic ‘Glen of the Fairies’, certainly offers one of the most magical skiing experiences in Scotland. The largest resort in the UK, it covers an area of more than 2,000 acres extending across four mountains and three valleys and boasting 21 lifts and tows. Glenshee offers a choice of 36 runs comprising 40 kms of pisted snow. The longest single run, Glas Maol, extends to a fantastic 2 kms of skiing, while the extensive snow-making facilities means the centre is often open for longer.

Cairnwell,
Braemar,
Ballater,
Aberdeenshire,
AB35 5XU

013397 41320

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There are over 14 adrenalin-fuelled water and land adventure activities for you to experience, stag weekends, hen weekends, family activity breaks, team building events or a day out to remember. Tackle some of the best White Water Rafting Scotland has to offer or kick up your Canyoning a gear in one of our private exclusive venues or get dirty on our Quad Biking Trek.

Nae Limits
Ballinluig
Pitlochry
PH9 0LG

01796 482600

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Based in the scenic town of Aberfeldy in Perthshire, Splash offer the best white water rafting and canyoning in Scotland. More adventure experiences include River Bugs, Duckies, Stand Up Paddle Boarding plus Climbing and Abseiling. Splash provides every white water rafting trip with free professional rafting photography on all river rafting trips.

Dunkeld Road
Aberfeldy
PH15 2AQ

07793 754853

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Many folk visit the Cairngorms in their quest to conquer Scotland’s Munros – also known as Munro bagging. Munros are Scottish mountains over 3,000 ft, and are named after Sir Hugh T Munro (1856 – 1919), the first man to survey and catalogue them. There are 282 in total – the ultimate challenge is to bag them all!Munro bagging is a popular way to explore Scotland’s highest mountains and in the Cairngorms we have some of the highest including Ben Macdui and Braeriach. If you fancy bagging a Munroe without the effort of climbing then you can always take the mountain godola up Aonach Mor at the Nevis Range

01397 705825

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Come and explore Highland Perthshire by bike! Blair Atholl Bike Hire is perfectly situated just across the River Tilt opposite Chestnut Lodge and close to some of the best natural mountain bike trails in the UK. A half-mile ride up a quiet lane from our car park connects you directly with a network of more than 50 miles of paths, tracks and trails, taking you along rivers, through forests and into the stunning glens of the Cairngorm National Park.

Located within Blair Atholl Caravan Park in Highland Perthshire, at the Southern Gateway to the Cairngorm National Park.

0845 548 2270

Jump from a bridge platform over the Garry River from a height of 132 ft.

Are you feeling brave enough to take part in our Highland Fling Bungee Jump Event? Jump from a bridge platform over the stunning Garry River from a height of 132 ft (40m) for this once in a lifetime experience.

Minimum age is 14 years old, maximum age is 114 years young

Please note: over 65s require a letter from a Doctor).

Maximum weight limit is 150kg or 23.6 stone.

Killiecrankie National Trust Visitor Centre,
Killiecrankie,
Pitlochry,
Perth and Kinross,
PH16 5LG

0141 848 0308

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