It's all go for us at the moment! We're very excited to announce that mountain bikes, trailers and tag-a-longs can now be booked online, at our Aviemore bike hire base. This new facility will allow customers to book bike equipment in advance on phones, tablets or a desktop, meaning that they don't have to contact
Our latest newsletter is now available to read online, with activity ideas for the summer, news about online bike hire, Great Glen Canoe Expeditions, Trip Adviser Hall of Fame and more. What's in this newsletter? What's on Inverness & Loch Ness What's on Aviemore What's on Loch Lomond & Trossachs What's on Loch Tay Bike
A new bus service will be introduced from July 8 connecting Aviemore with Dufftown and Elgin. This new bus connection will provide links to Citylink services in Aviemore either for those travelling south to Glasgow or for visitors connecting to the Moray area without the need for a connection in Inverness. For canoe hire customers
Only days to go until the Scottish school holidays arrive again! We've got plenty of family-friendly activity options available around Scotland to keep you out of mischief and out in the fresh-air. If you are a group of friends or family, we also offer tailor-made activity sessions, giving you more activity options and more flexibility
Our next Early morning canoe safari near Inverness is full, but we have places left on the 20th July. It's a wonderful chance for paddlers to explore the awesome Aigas Gorge as the sun rises & wildlife awakens. Why not join us? Find out more and book online
If you like to explore remote, unspoilt areas of the country, Loch Maree offers open space in vast quantities. You need to drive (or cycle) west of Inverness almost to the coast to reach this wonderful area. One of the best views in the Highlands is the view you get as you drive over the
We’re extremely happy to have received our 2019 Certificates of Excellence for our In Your Element and TreeZone Aerial Adventure Courses. Alongside the 2019 certificate comes a new award, rewarding our consistency over the last few years. The Trip Adviser Hall of Fame recognises companies who attain certificates of excellence year on year. Understandably, we’re
Many who enjoy the outdoors and that have spent time in the mountainous areas of Scotland will be aware of mountain bothies. They may even have made use of one or two of them over the years. Lots of others won’t know of their existence, but may have perhaps wondered what that abandoned looking old
Loch Ericht (Scottish Gaelic, Loch Eireachd) is a freshwater loch on the border between Perth and Kinross and the Highlands with a north-east to south-west orientation. The village of Dalwhinnie lies at the north east end of the loch and it is the tenth largest freshwater lake in Scotland. Loch Ericht is surrounded by a
Scotland is already home to a number of famous long-distance touring routes, whether that is on foot, in a canoe or kayak on water or by road or bike. We have it all. We have the Great Glen Canoe Trail, West Highland Way, North Coast 500, North East 250 and the Argyll Coastal Route to