Adventure Scotland - brought to you by Scotland's National Tourism Organisation

Looking for fun, adventure, challenges on the Scottish rivers and lochs or on the mountains and crags this summer. Then look no further than Snowgoose!

What we do best:

from 1-5 days either on one of many inspirational well structured predated courses. Or come with a group of friends to suit your own availability dates, the group's aspirations, needs and budget. We can also provide an in house private guiding service on a one to one basis.

Available packages

Prices do not include any accommodation or food. Subject to availability you are welcome to stay at our fully self-catered, family run Alpine style hostel / bunkhouse or self catering apartments at the Centre. Or we can help you find local B&B, campsite or hotel.

Rock Hoppers. Ratio 1:3/4
2 day (w/e only) £100 3 (£ 150) or 5 (£ 250) day mid week. Price per person

Hard Rock. Ratio 1:3/2
2 day (w/e only) £120 3 day (£ 180) or 5 day (£ 300) day mid week. Prices per person

Mountain Rock Ridge & Scramble Ratio 1:2/4
3 days (£ 180) or 5 days (£ 300) day mid week. Prices per person

Summer High Mountain Walking & Mountain Challenges. Ratio 1:8/10
2 day (w/e only) £90 3 days (£ 135) or 5 days (£ 225) day mid week. Prices per person

Prices negotiable group bookings on bespoke course arrangements.

Other activities available

     

Useful info

Equipment provided?

All technical mountain equipment -

What do I need to wear?

We will provide a full personal equipment list.
Suitable outdoor mountain clothing (wind & waterproof outer garments). Mountain boots suitable for either walking or climbing. We are happy to give advice on this ¿ you can hire when you get here ¿ before spending money on gear you may not use again! We do not take folks on the hill wearing shell suits or jeans.

What do I need to bring?

A waterproof day sac to carry your "butties" and a drink to have on the crags or hill at mid-day. A spare fleece/ sweater plus a warm hat & gloves. Bring any of your own technical gear if you have it plus a map & compass.

When can I do it?

The main rock-climbing season is from late April to early September ¿ with the best months being May ¿ June. The prime winter skills season is from New Year until (sometimes) late April with probably the best time being February ¿ March. But the Scottish hills & mountains are always open for business.

Is there a pub nearby?

A 2-minute stagger in the village of Corpach at the SW end of the Caledonian Canal.