Police Scotland is running a year-long awareness-raising campaign (Operation Wingspan) to tackle wildlife crime across the country and is seeking the help of the canoeing and kayaking community. With wildlife crime on the increase (particularly poaching), the police welcome any help they can get from paddlers. You can find out more about the campaign and
As COVID restrictions start to lift across the UK, and everyone starts heading for our wonderful outdoor spaces, it’s so important that we all do our bit to help stop these places being damaged. Before you go, it’s really worthwhile having a quick look at the Leave No Trace 7 principles. Not rigid rules,
So you read our last blog post on what to wear if it's looking a bit chilly outside (see Brrrrr! What shall I wear today), and now you're thinking 'What else do I need to think about for my forthcoming winter adventure?' This blog post will equip you with some top tips on how to
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
Due to an upgrade and switch over to a new online booking platform, you may experience some disruption if trying to book the following activities online from 3rd to 6th March. TreeZone Aerial Adventure Course Segways at Aviemore Archery at Aviemore In the meantime you can still check availability and book by calling the Rothiemurchus
Canoe Scotland have added some new information and guidelines to their website for any paddlers looking for some dos and don'ts or top tips to help minimise the impact of paddling in locations across Scotland. There are guidelines covering: Wild camping (including restrictions when paddling near scheduled monuments e.g. Caledonian Canal) Sanitation (e.g. going to
Whenever we head to the outdoors for work or recreation we should all be keeping a few simple guidelines in mind, to help minimise the impact we have on the environment around us. We can all do our bit, in however little a way, to help preserve what is becoming a landscape under pressure from
Our latest newsletter is now available to read online. In this issue of the newsletter: 5 stars for TreeZone again Director Brenda busy out of the office Activities for the October Holidays Secret Adventures Winter Skills & Whisky Where can you be ‘In Your Element’ Experience Gift Vouchers
In Your Element Newsletter Summer 2017
- Activity ideas, Aviemore Cairngorms, Latest news, Loch Lomond, Loch Ness, things to do, TreeZone Aviemore, TreeZone Loch Lomond, Useful information
- Adventure, cairngorms, canoeing, family activities, family activity holidays inverness, gorge walking, Loch ness canoeing, mountain biking, outdoor pursuits, segways, treezone
Our latest newsletter (although first in our new guise as In Your Element) is now available to read online. Use the following link to see what’s new in our world of outdoor adventures across Scotland.
Mountain biking is huge in Scotland, it’s also pretty awesome. Whether you’re new to the sport or a seasoned trail rider, there are loads of places you can find out about what you need, where to learn, where to ride and how to get involved in developing the sport in your local area. This blog