Overview:
This ever-popular activity will have you blasting clays out of the sky in no time at all! A fully qualified instructor will be on hand to give you expert tuition before leading your group into a fully fledged competition. Many types of different simulated ‘prey' are available: driven grouse, high pheasant, teal, rabbit, woodcock, etc, using realistic stands in natural habitats. You will be provided with a choice of shotguns to suit different ages, skills and builds as well as ear defenders.

Clays:
Each participant will receive 25 clays.

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.

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

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:
Ever fancied getting your hands on a shotgun, setting your sights down the shiny double-barrel and scratching that itchy trigger finger of yours?
The very sociable set up of the shoot means that there will be plenty of opportunity to comment, critique and even applaud your fellow competitors attempts, so it’s a particularly superb activity for drawing together groups where not everyone knows each other that well. By the end of the shoot, they’ll all be bonding down the pub over their sharp-eyed skills, or indeed lack of them, for those who are firing blanks.
Clays is also a great leveller, so it’s perfect for groups where some are not the most active. 

Set in 5 acres of mature woodland, this shooting range has hosted the Scottish Sporting Championships three times in recent years. And capacity wise it has not been unknown for up to 100 people to be safely shooting at one time.  There are 12 permanent stands each served by at least 2 traps, offering regularly changed targets.

There is a bar and in-house chef on site, so you're also able to spend some time after the shoot catching up with some much-needed grub and a few beers - we can offer food and drink vouchers should you wish to pre-pay for your meals. Please ask for more details.

Format:
Shooting guests are free to wander through the wood and shoot whichever stands they wish, in whatever order they choose.

The trap release at each stand is electronically controlled (and counted) and shooters can shoot as many or as few targets as they wish. Individual shooters can take advantage of the "delayed release" function, which allows them to select the target or targets of there choice, operate the trap release button themselves, and still have plenty of time to shoot the released targets - SAFELY!

Included:
- Safety briefing
- Instructors
- All equipment
- 25 clays

Duration:
A 25 clay shoot will last around 2 hours, depending on group size.
 
Notes:
- Please bring clothing appropriate for the weather
- A 50 clay shoot is available on request.

Shotgun!
Ever fancied getting your hands on a shotgun, setting your sights down the shiny double-barrel and scratching that itchy trigger finger of yours? Yes? We thought so! What better way to satisfy the urge than blasting a clay pigeon to smithereens, catching a victorious waft of the smoking barrels and reloading to unleash more destruction on yet another unsuspecting ceramic projectile.
Experienced instructors will demonstrate to your group how to use a shotgun safely annd accurately. The clay pigeon traps are positioned to accomodate all levels of experience and simulate a variety of specific games.
This is a great oppurtunity to enjoy the country air and smoke a few clays, by the end of the session hopefully you should be nailing the clays more often than not...you'll have a blast!

Details:
- 25 clays
- Approx 1 hour 

Highland Games: 
The games give you an opportunity to try your arm at traditional events that William Wallace himself used to get fit before taking on the might of the English army. Still incredibly popular amongst native Scots, the real Highland Games attract contestants from all over the world who astound huge crowds with their throwing and lifting feats accompanied by the sound of bagpipes.

If you haven't tossed in competition against your mates since private school, grab a caber and launch it as far as possible. You may have had a go at the shotput when you were younger but why throw a ball of metal when you can throw a big stone? Have a go at tossing a sheaf (bundle of hay in a bag) over a pitchfork, or the ever-challenging 'weight over a bar' which is pretty self explanatory. Haggis rolling, hurling the wellies and tug o' war are also popular amongst the clansmen and women.

All of the events cater for punters of all shapes and sizes, so you don't have to be built like Geoff Capes to have a brilliant time. Kilts are optional.

You will partake in the following events:
* Tossing the Caber
* Weight over Bar
* Tossing the Hammer
* Haggis melt challenge
* Wellie Hurling
* Putting the Stane
* Farmers Dash
* Tug o War

Catering: 
A range of catering options is available on site.  

Duration:
2 hours.

Note:
The site can provide waterproof clothing but we recommend that guests bring their own wet weather gear and sturdy footwear that can take a bit of mud.

Overview:
Get ready for a rip-roaring river descent using purpose built inflatable rafts. The river's descents vary in severity, with all grades of rapid being run. The river grading system runs from 1-6, with 1 being the gentlest and 6 being absolute madness. This activity centre runs rivers up to grade 5.

The rivers were once the domain of highly experienced kayakers, but due to the advancement in the development of inflatable rafts and the intensive training of guides it has opened the rivers up to just about anyone who wishes to take part in this exhilarating activity. No previous experience is necessary, as each raft is helmed by a qualified guide who will teach you the basic skills you require and guide you safely down the river.

River Tay:
The River Tay begins its course in the village of Kenmore where it flows out of Loch Tay. There are several tributaries which run into the loch, but they have different names (Rivers Fillan, Dochart and Lochay). The river is already quite large by normal standards. It has a typical flow in excess of 100 cubic meters per second in Kenmore. By the time it reaches Perth, the River Tay has the highest flow of any river in the UK. In fact more water goes down the Tay than both the Thames and the Severn combined!

River Tummel:
This river starts its life 60 miles to the west of Pitlochry on the windswept Rannoch Moor close to Glencoe. It begins as the River Ba and runs east passing through numerous lochs including Loch Ba, Loch Laidon, Loch Eigheach, Loch Rannoch, Dunalastair Water, Loch Tummel and finally Loch Faskally, until it reaches the main stem of the River Tay at Ballinluig. The river has some fun technical rapids such as the Zig Zag, Bone Yard and Shark Tooth. The final drop is 18 foot so make sure you’re holding on tight!

Notes:
- You will need to bring a swimming costume, a towel, a long sleeved sweatshirt or jumper that you don’t mind getting wet for water activities.
- You will be provided with a wetsuit, wetsuit boots, cagoule, buoyancy aid, and helmet for water activities.
- The site is around a 90min drive from Edinburgh. Transport is not included, but can be at an extra cost. Please ask for details.

Duration:
- Each activity is run as a half day that lasts for approximately 3 hours. Two activities can be combined for a full day.

Canyoning and Cliff Jumping:
White Water rapids are intense at the best of times - so why not turn the thrill dial to 11, ditch the raft, and swim down it!? All you'll need is a wetsuit, helmet and some steely nerves! This insanely fun outdoor adventure will test your limits, and separate the men from the pant-wetting pansy little girls amongst you! 

You'll descend the Ally a'Bhealairch gorge in the outdoor adventure of a lifetime in this rock-climbing-cum-swimming-cum-rafting experience. You'll be led by fully trained instructors who'll help you navigate the tricky outcrops, and let you enjoy the natural water flumes! 

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 - These experts will teach you all you need to know in terms of making sure you're not ambling aimlessly through the torrents. From 3ft to 50ft, you decide how high you dare to go! Thrown into the mix is a little cliff jumping which needs little explanation - it's just you, a cliff, and Newton's famous theory - let's just say you'll drop, and you'll drop a log too - in your pants.

Includes:

- Half Day Canyoning and Cliff Jumping.
- Full safety briefing and instruction.
- Tuition on how to safely hit water from a height.

Overview
Traverse difficult terrain and tear round twisting, challenging circuits in high speed, lightweight grass karts, or catch air as you launch a powerful Rage Buggy over hilly tracks.

This heady cocktail of adrenaline, competition and speed will blow away all the cobwebs from the night before, so by the time one of you is crowned King of the Track, you’ll all be refreshed, ready for your big night out and armed with plenty of banter about your day on the dirt.

Format
You and the group will get to race the 700cc Rage buggies around a top quality, purpose built, ¾ mile off road dirt track.  The track (which is widely regarded as being in the top 3 in the UK) features some gnarly drop-offs, steeply banked turns and an awesome downhill jump where (provided you drive it right and have the bottle) the buggies can achieve some mean airborne distance.

After a briefing and safety talk, you'll be divided into smaller groups and participate in a 4 lap practice race. Then up to 6 rage buggies will hit the track at once and each driver will complete a series of 3 lap heats. Everyone's efforts will be timed and there will be a grand final at the end.

Everyone will race in the final and it's the driver who completes the quickest time in the final who is deemed the winner which is good news if you've been completely rubbish up until that point and need to redeem yourself!

Included
- Helmets, overalls and goggles provided.
- Bring a change of footwear
- Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty!

Duration
Approximately 1.5 hours
Summer Times April – October Sessions 10.00am 12 noon 2.00pm 3.30pm
Winter Times November – March Session 10.00am 11.30am 1.00pm

Note
Honda Pilots can also be raced around this course.  If you would prefer to drive Honda Pilots as opposed to Rage Buggies please let us know and we can arrange it for you.  However, in terms of speed and driving experience, Rage Buggies are recommended as providing the best value. 

Overview:
It's very hard to beat a good day at the races and if you win, it's even better.

The atmosphere at a race track is always amazing whether you're dressed in your Sunday best in the members' enclosure sipping bubbly or staying casual and snacking on hotdogs all day.

Those that think they know a thing or two can study the form and chew their pencils whilst the others can pick on the funniest name or the best coloured silks. Horse racing covers all the bases and has something for everyone.

Includes:
 - Ticket entry to the races

Hovercrafting:
Try to drive these fleet footed land/water machines around a huge coned out course. These are powerful 500cc single seater hovercrafts, which rely heavily on throwing your weight around to steer them in the right direction. They don't have the greatest turning circle in the world and handle like a go kart on ice so it takes some true mastery to get them round the course without knocking over the marker cones. Each person is timed round the course, with penalties for knocking over cones, so there is a true competitive element. Each person will get approximately 15 minutes driving time.

Clay Pigeon Shooting:
The session will involve using three different types of trap (this affects the path, speed and direction of way the clay flies to simulate the movement of different types of animal; from a duck dropping onto a pond, to a bounding rabbits and cross flying pigeons). A scoring system is incorporated into the event, to build up the element of competition and provoke after match banter.
Included: Instruction, gun hire and 30 clays per person.

Duration:
Durations vary on numbers and events but you should allow the following for the events:
2 Activities - allow 3 hours

Included:
Free homemade Scottish shortbread and plenty of tea and coffee to dip it in (full lunch not included).

Clay Pigeon Shooting:
The session will involve using three different types of trap (this affects the path, speed and direction of way the clay flies to simulate the movement of different types of animal; from a duck dropping onto a pond, to a bounding rabbits and cross flying pigeons). A scoring system is incorporated into the event, to build up the element of competition and provoke after match banter.
Included: Instruction, gun hire and 30 clays per person.

Quad Trekking:
Set in some of Scotland's most beautiful countryside, this is quad trekking as it should be. In groups of up to 6 people, you will trek through bogs, up hills and through woodland on these fully automatic quad bikes. Each person will be on their bikes for a full hour and cover over 6 miles of testing trails, reaching high points where you can see both Stirling and Edinburgh on a clear day.

Duration:
Durations vary on numbers and events but you should allow the following for the events:
2 Activities - allow 3 hours

Included:
Free homemade Scottish shortbread and plenty of tea and coffee to dip it in (full lunch not included).

Overview:
Ever fancied getting your hands on a shotgun, setting your sights down the shiny double-barrel and scratching that itchy trigger finger of yours? Yes? We thought so! What better way to satisfy the urge than blasting a clay pigeon to smithereens, catching a victorious waft of the smoking barrels and reloading to unleash more destruction on yet another unsuspecting ceramic projectile.

Experienced instructors will demonstrate to your group how to use a shotgun safely and accurately. The clay pigeon traps are positioned to accommodate all levels of experience and simulate a variety of specific games. The session will involve using three different types of trap - this effects the path, speed and direction of way the clay flies to simulate the movement of different types of animal; from a duck dropping onto a pond, to a bounding rabbits and cross flying pigeons. A scoring system is incorporated into the event so you can sort out the real winners from the losers.

This is a great opportunity to enjoy the country air and smoke a few clays, by the end of the session hopefully you should be nailing the clays more often than not...you'll have a blast!

Included:
25 clays per person - 8 or 9 at 3 different traps.

Overiew
Try to drive these fleet footed land/water machines around a huge coned out course. These are powerful 500cc single seater hovercrafts, which rely heavily on throwing your weight around to steer them in the right direction. Imagine a giant shopping trolley with an engine on the back and you've kind of got the idea - it takes some skills to get around the course without spinning out!

Format
They don’t have the greatest turning circle in the world and handle like a go kart on ice so it takes some true mastery to get them round the course without knocking over the marker cones.

Each person is timed round the course, with penalties for knocking over cones, so there is a true competitive element.

Duration
Each person will get approximately 10 minutes practice driving time, then there's a 6-lap timed session for the competition!

Overview
Quad Biking is the perfect way to sample the thrill of motorsport machinery amongst the beautiful surroundings of the Great Outdoors.

Powerful, easy to handle and great fun to ride, even if you’re a complete novice you’ll soon be blasting down forest tracks like a seasoned professional, thanks to our expert instructors.

In fact they’re such an accessible form of motorsport fun that anyone can soon find themselves careering along bumpy woodland paths, even if you’ve never stepped into a go-kart or ridden a motorbike before.

Format
You'll ride through dense woodland over fallen trees, bogs and root-covered drops before taking a speedy run home. The 100 miles-plus of tracks have been graded into green, red and black runs and the instructors will make sure that your group are tested to their limits.

Each participant will have their own 125cc Yamaha Breeze quad for the entire session. An initial practice run is held on an obstacle course featuring see-saws, tyres, limbo poles, slaloms, log balance beams and camel back humps. Then you'll head out onto a green run, before getting the chance to move onto some more testing tracks involving extreme cambers and hills, bogs and woodland. The course is as tough or as easy as you want it to be, although you can probably expect to be hauling the quads out of a bog at some stage!

Included
Helmets, overalls and goggles are provided.

Duration
Approximately 1.5 hours. Up to 30 drivers can be accommodated at the same time.
-Summer Times April – October Sessions 10.00am 12 noon 2.00pm 3.30pm
- Winter Times November – March Session 10.00am 11.30am 1.00pm

Notes
Please bring a change of footwear and wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty.