Gorge walking is everything your mother told you not to do in rivers. Jumping off waterfalls; abseiling down cliffs into plunge pools; sliding down rocks and, most of all, getting wet. We have a great range of gorge walking locations in North, Mid and South Wales. So whether you want to spend a more sedate gorge walk trip taking in some history, geology and breathtaking scenery, or would rather a full on adrenaline hit, we have the gorge walk location for you.

• PARTICIPANT GUIDELINES

We can provide gorge walking to those aged from 8 to 80. The gorge walk session will be delivered at an age-appropriate level that will also take into account your level of fitness. You will need to be reasonably fit for gorge walking.

• WEATHER

Gorge walking is weather dependent. In the case of adverse weather conditions, an alternative activity will be offered.  Where appropriate, an alternative date may be offered.

• DURATION

Full or half day gorge walk sessions are available. Sessions run 9:00am – 1:00pm and 2:00pm – 5:00pm. Other timings are available on request.

• NUMBERS ON THE DAY

There is no minimum number required to run gorge walking.

There is a maximum of 8 participants per instructor. However, we are able to run groups of up to 40.

• SPECTATORS

Due to the nature of gorge walking, we are unable to accommodate spectators.

• DRESS CODE

All specialist gorge walking equipment is provided. You will need to bring: swimming gear, towel, long sleeve sweat shirt and an old pair of trainers or boots.

• AVAILABILITY

Available from April to the end of October. After these dates, the cold water temperature makes this activity uncomfortable.

• LOCATION

Gorge walk locations are available near Brecon, Builth Wells, Llangollen and Betws y Coed.