Overview:
Perthshire has access to some of the finest white water rafting in the UK. Each of the available routes is hand picked from a range of river sections to allow all levels of rafting throughout the year. If you want to experience white water rafting in its true form (rather than a mellow ride down a manmade course), then this is the place to do it. Stunning scenery is thrown into the bargain. There are several locations available:

River Tummel:
The main part of the trip is grade 2-3, preparing you for the 'piece de la resistance': a two tier, 18 foot drop (grade 4) into the mystical Loch Faskally where you will float away from the falls towards home.
- This option runs from June - September.

River Tay:
This trip is about three miles in distance and starts from the old market town of Aberfeldy. Here the river winds lazily along the Tay valley, through rolling hills and stunning scenery. This is an area with diverse wildlife which is best seen from the river. The paddle crew has ample opportunity to practice their newly learnt rafting skills before the river drops away and creates challenging rapids that flow down to Grandtully. Rapids such as 'Zoom Flume' and 'The Washing Machine' will definitely keep people on their toes! Grandtully rapids is where the trip ends. This is the longest rapid on the river and provides one or two surprises for the unwary rafter.

The Canyoning Bit...
This activity is basically white water rafting without the raft. This is true underpant filling stuff: travel down some highland rapids with only a wetsuit and water separating you from the rocks below. Descend the Ally a'Bhealairch gorge in the outdoor adventure of a lifetime. Experience the exhilaration of a rope lower over waterfalls, sliding down natural water flumes, scrambling and jumping into deep clear rock pools. This activity includes learning the techniques of launching, flying, balancing and landing safely in the water. From 3ft to 50ft, you decide how high you dare to go!

Included:
- CDR disc containing lots of photos of your experience

Overview:
Set in some of Scotland's most beautiful countryside, this is quad trekking as it should be.

In groups of up to 25 people, you will trek up and down hills, through woodland and through heather clad fields on these all-terrain quad bikes. Each person will be on their bikes for an hour whether there is rain, hail or shine.

Included:
Full safety briefing
Overalls and helmets

Duration:
Approximately 1 hour

Note:
It can get very muddy, so wear old clothes and footwear.
Lunch is available. Please ask for details.

Overview:
‘Football's not a matter of life and death. It's more important than that.' So said legendary manager Bill Shankley. But however seriously you take the beautiful game, you'll love a game of 5-a-side on purpose-built astroturf pitches.

Wow your friends/colleagues with your Maradona-esque skills and recreate your favourite footie moments in a game that'll separate the Steven Gerrards from the Stephen Hawkings.

The Game:
The glory of the 5-a-side is that you can modify the format of the game to suit the needs of your group. If you've had a particularly heavy night you can take it easy with short games and multiple substitutions, but if you're madly keen and super fit you can have an intense game and there's even the option of booking a referee.

Match balls are provided and we recommend you try to coordinate colours amongst your group so you won't be able to blame not knowing who's on your side for your umpteenth misdirected pass.

This is a booking for a 1 hour pitch hire.

What you need to bring:
T-shirt, shorts/tracksuit bottoms, trainers.

 

Overview:
The day normally kicks off with a short history of Falconry over coffee to break the ice and then an introduction to the birds and a basic question and answer session.
 
Before any handling of the birds takes place, you will be fully briefed as to what the bird is likely to expect from you. You will then be instructed on how to approach the bird, how to pick it up off it's perch, untying and retying the birds' leash with a falconer's knot and securing the bird safely on the fist.
 
After this initial lesson the hawks are then flown. Each individual is guaranteed to handle one of the birds and possibly even have the bird flown to and from their fist (in reality this usually happens several times).

During the course of the hour you'll get a chance to work with the Great Grey Owl, the American Black Vultures and a Harris Hawk which you'll also get to feed.

Included:
- Safety briefing
- Instructors
- All equipment

Duartion:
Approximately 1 hour

Overview:
Mark Twain might have thought that golf was ‘a good walk spoilt', but a round on this 9 hole course would have had the American wordsmith eating humble pie. There's no better way to relax than a round of golf so get the Pringle sweater out of the wardrobe, slip on your plus fours and head out onto the links for 9/18 holes. Whether you're a single-figure handicapper or don't know a golf club from a nightclub you're bound to have a great time.

The picturesque River Ore runs alongside the 2nd and 8th and dissects the 3rd fairway, there's a pond guarding the 7th green, so if you're a bit erratic on the tee bring plenty of balls! Proof of ability is required to play so if you have a handicap certificate, bring it with you.

Duration:
Activity should take approximately 2 hours

Overview:
Slip on your green tights, don your quiver, put a feather in your hat and gather together your merry men. This is Archery at its finest at a fantastic site that boasts superb facilities. These are the most advanced in the UK and cover all disciplines, both indoors and outdoors.

Anyone, regardless of their skill levels can use our ranges in the hall, or on the outdoor target field. Tuition and all the equipment required are available for novices and beginners; lessons are available anytime by appointment.

The Outdoor Target Range is 95 metres by 50 metres wide, with 12 permanently sited foam target bosses at the north end, and lies in to the clubhouse.

The Field Archery range is sited in 130 acres of woodland. Field archery is not for novices. Therefore only experienced archers who are members of the Scottish Field Archery Association, or a sister organisation may use the courses.

Included:
 - Full instruction and safety briefing
 - All equipment

Notes:
Activity lasts around 1 hour

Overview:
Two 18 hole heathland courses with stunning views over the City of Edinburgh and the Firth Of Forth. “With the exception of the Old Course at St. Andrews, the No.1 course is probably the best public course in Scotland.” (Business A.M. 09/05/02) The No 1 course is truly the most magnificent course in Edinburgh. Set high above the Capital, the course commands panoramic views across the whole of Edinburgh.

It is a course steeped in the history of the game having been a test piece for James Braid and also the American, Tommy Armour in the 1910's.
The golf itself is set amongst some of the most fearsome gorse rough and spectacular tee shots to beautifully kept and true greens. Wayward hots are punished, but straight drives are prized with hard fought Birdies and Pars. It plays to all of its 5390 yards and you would be rewarded coming away with a par of 70.

Requirements:
No handicap is required for this course, although as with all decent courses, you will be expected to be of a reasonable standard.

Score Card (2 Courses):
- 18 holes
- 5390 yrds/4602 yards
- Par 70/par 65

Dress Code:
Shirt & trousers preferred.
Golf shoes – preferred but not required.

Hire Services:
- Club hire approx £15 (approx 15 sets available)
- Shoe hire – not available (Shoes are not essential)

Facilities:
- Club house