Canoeing

Rothiemurchus Estate
Contact details:
Rothiemurchus Centre, Rothiemurchus, By Aviemore, Inverness-Shire, PH22 1QHTel: 01479 812345
Email: Rothiemurchus Estate
Web: Rothiemurchus Estate
Rothiemurchus is a special place at the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, near Aviemore, in the Scottish Highlands. It offers a warm welcome, stunning scenery and outdoor activities for individuals, families, groups and corporate parties to enjoy.
What we do best:
Canoeing is awesome fun and really easy to get the hang of. If you haven't done it before don't worry, our friendly experienced staff will show you how to handle your canoe, giving you the confidence to enjoy this exciting sport. The canoes are light (around 30kg), stable and carry two adults, or two adults plus two small children.Our flat water canoeing takes place on Loch an Eilein, a truly magical place right at the heart of the ancient Rothiemurchus Pine forest.
The Loch is very sheltered and is the perfect place to relax, explore some wonderful highland scenery and to chat with your guide and new found friends. Look out for wildlife, paddle round the ruined castle and hear tales of Jacobite plots and the notorious Wolf of Badenoch.
Loch an Eilein canoe sessions will consist of a safety brief, teaching of basic paddling skills, a couple of fun games for all ages and then a gentle explore of the Loch and its amazing history.
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Available packages
Sessions consist of a safety brief, teaching of basic paddling skills, a couple of fun games for all ages and then a gentle explore of the loch, and its amazing history.
Duration: Approx 1 1/2 hours. (Up to 2 miles, with 1 hour spent paddling.)
Price: £30 per adult, £20 under 16's
Age: 5 years + under 12's must be accompanied by an adult.
Useful info
Equipment provided?
Buoyancy aids
Safety note: No previous experience required. Non swimmers are welcome, but poor swimming ability and any relevant medical conditions must be disclosed to the instructor before the start of the session.
What do I need to wear?
Warm waterproof jacket.What do I need to bring?
Towel and complete change of clothes (including footwear)When can I do it?
Tuesday's and SaturdaysIs there a pub nearby?
Yes, many in Aviemore
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