Half day Canyoning and Abseil down the Allt Aireimh

Rates

Low Season

• Per person (Ages 13+) £75

High Season

• Per person (Ages 13+) £90

Minimum advised age is 13. No previous experience is required and non-swimmers are more than welcome.

Duration

3 hours

Highlights

• Dramatic scenery
• Short drive to the Canyon
• UKCG Trained and Qualified Guides
• Professional Photographs taken during trip
• Dramatic 45-foot Corkscrew Waterfall Abseil
• Natural larder blaeberries from mid-summer
• Heated change rooms, no roadside changing in the rain

Included

• Safety Equipment
• Warm clean wet suit so you don't get cold
• Transport from the Activity Centre to and from activities
• Purpose-built Activity Base with a reception and ample parking
• Friendly booking staff who can assist in your visit to the area from accommodation to transport

About

Canyoning with the highlight a 45 foot abseil down an impressive corkscrew waterfall

• From cool calm waters that meander toward a sudden precipice stand at the edge of a spiralling 45-foot waterfall and descend a seemingly impenetrable gorge
• Once at the bottom we make our way down to the Findhorn River via water slides, dunks, short jumps, ducks and a little tree caving!
• This is canyoning experience with dramatic scenery in a live landscape that provides a real sense of being in a wild place
• Not for the faint-hearted or those without a head for heights. Summer is an ideal time to tackle the Allt Aireimh
• The Allt Aireimh canyon trip can be found in the parish Ardclach which was a small crofting hamlet found on the Eastern edge of the Highlands county. Ardclach translates from Gaelic as "High Stony Ground"

What to Bring

• Towel
• Swimsuit or bathers
• Footwear such as old trainers that will get wet and are suitable for walking on uneven ground Note: We supply wet-suit booties if needed.