Canoeing on Perthshire Lochs with Wee Adventures Ltd
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2.5–3.5 hours
Fitness Level
Basic to moderate fitness needed; endurance for continuous paddling and some walking on uneven surfaces required.
Overview
Boost your canoeing skills on Perthshire’s lochs and rivers with Wee Adventures Ltd. Join expert-led sessions designed for all levels that pair technique coaching with scenic paddling and local refreshments.
Adventure Tips
Wear suited footwear
Opt for water shoes or old trainers with good grip to manage slippery rocks and wet conditions.
Prepare for changing weather
Pack waterproof clothing to stay dry and warm during sudden Scottish weather shifts.
Bring spare clothes
A full change of clothes and towel is necessary, especially for river sessions where water contact is likely.
Book in advance
Sessions are weekly and popular; reserve early to secure your spot and preferred dates.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Osprey hunting fish over lochs
- Red deer grazing on riverbanks
History
Perthshire’s waterways have long supported local communities, with the River Tay historically key for transportation and salmon fishing.
Conservation
Wee Adventures promotes low-impact paddling and encourages participants to respect local ecosystems, minimizing disturbance to wildlife and shoreline vegetation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket and trousers
Protects against unpredictable rain and wind typical of Perthshire springs.
spring specific
Water shoes or old trainers
Provides grip and foot protection on wet, rocky shores and riverbeds.
Layered clothing
Allows adjustment to fluctuating autumn temperatures on and off the water.
fall specific
Sun hat and sunglasses
Essential for sun protection during bright summer paddling sessions.
summer specific