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1. Do It Outdoors
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Do It Outdoors delivers unique and wild outdoor activities. We deliver Axe Throwing,bushcraft courses, sweat lodges, Archery, Kids Parties, Camp Cook Outs, Fly Fishing Instruction and Eco Team building events. We cater for parent and child , adults and parties. We operate in Crieff, Comrie and Auchterarder
Reviewed By kvict
My partner and I booked the 1.5 hour archery and axe throwing as we were looking for something different to do while staying at one of the nearby hotels. Ian was extremely friendly and patient and made the experience more fun and interactive. We got to try chopping wood at the start and paid extra for hot chocolate. The area is completely outdoors as the name would suggest -although the trees offer some shelter- so make sure you have warm clothing and wellies/walking boots and are prepared to get muddy.
2. Ridelines Mountain Biking
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 61 reviews
RIDELINES are based in the Tweed Valley only 4 miles away from Glentress Forest. We offer expert rider focused mountain bike tuition from experienced and professional instructors. Our course structures and 1:1 sessions are carefully built from our years of experience to get the most out of your riding. We guarantee to let you in on great technique secrets and you'll get the essential techniques and expert help to meet your own riding challenges and get you thinking, working and developing your riding. We also offer guided rides, multi day trips and group activity days customised for your group on world class trails in the Tweed Valley and beyond. Discover the unwaymarked beauty of the area with our expert guides. We've been delivering quality mountain biking experiences since 2006 - years of dedicated experience means we know what it takes to make your trip memorable for all the right reasons.
Reviewed By 19Graham2015 - Keswick, United Kingdom
I received Ridelines vouchers as a 60th birthday present -what a great present ! Thanks for a great one to one course Andy . Thoroughly enjoyed it , learnt loads and a big improvement on my riding ,wish I had done it years ago!
3. Skydive Strathallan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
The Scottish Parachute Club, Skydive Strathallan, aims to provide customers with a truly unforgettable experience, enjoyed in an environment founded on safety and professionalism. Our main objective is to facilitate the personal skydiving goals of all who wish to be part of our skydiving family right here in Scotland; founded in 1960, our members are ready to welcome you all year round!
4. In Your Element Scotland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 243 reviews
In Your Element is a mobile outdoor adventure activity company offering amazing outdoor adventures across Scotland, with bases in Inverness, Aviemore, Loch Tay and at Loch Lomond . We offer a range of outdoor experience for families, stag/ hen groups, corporate or charity groups including canoeing, gorge walking, archery, aerial adventure courses and much more. We're the largest canoe and kayak hire operator in Scotland, with a large fleet of boats available for individuals, small groups and adventure events. With a flexible shuttle service and comprehensive outfitting service we should be your first port of call.
Reviewed By J_Black1987 - North Ayrshire, United Kingdom
Me and my sister decided to try something different, so we thought we'd try the Segway Adventure at Loch Lomond. It took us some time to find the place. After arriving at the main car park we walked round to the shopping centre area. We were walking around for about 15 minutes looking for the place and checked the maps and it wasn't marked on it. We asked some people for directions, but no one seemed to know where In Your Element or the 'Segway place' was. At this point we were feeling a little panicked thinking we might miss out if there's a group of people waiting to head out. We called the number on their website and they directed us - it's located on the shore next to the canoes and bikes, behind the Sea Life Aquarium. If you get lost just ask in at TreeZone for directions as they appear to be part of the same company. When we finally arrived, we were greeted with a warm welcome. It was just me, my sister, and the instructor. We were pleasantly surprised there wasn't a big group. The instructor went over all the safety information and showed us how to use the Segways. We then had a little practice and when we were comfortable we went round to another practice area with hills. We practiced going down a hill a couple of times and then he took us over to a bigger hill where me and my sister attempted to go up it. We failed a few times to make it up to the top of the hill, having to do a 180 and go back down. My sister nearly fell off it once on the hill, but she was unhurt and still in happy spirits. We eventually managed to get up the hill with a couple more practice runs and felt comfortable enough to take the speed cap off. When in the practice areas you are limited to 6mph, which is then increased to 12mph if you feel comfortable enough doing so. I recommend taking the cap off as some of the hills require more speed than the capped 6mph to get up, and you are always in control of the speed by using your balance anyway, so you can slow down if you wish. After the cap was taken off, we zoomed along a grassy area which was fairly muddy. At times it felt like it was skidding, but it is designed for all terrains and we never fell off - trust the Segway! We then went through a wooded area a couple of times, and down to another part of the shore where we stopped to take photos. Our instructor happily took some photos of us with Ben Lomond in the background. This is a great spot for photo opportunities as the views are amazing, so make sure you have a phone or camera handy. We then continued and throughout the adventure went through a lot of forest areas, where you can mostly zoom about really fast, however there are tighter areas where you'll need to drop your speed so you don't end up flying off into the Loch or hitting a tree! We also went to the shopping centre area and into TreeZone where you can see the adventure course above you. This area is more technical with sharper turns, so watch your speed here! Our instructor took us around these different areas a few times and by the end of the adventure we felt like pros! We had never been on a Segway before, but it was the most fun we had both had in a long time! The instructor was lovely, and very patient with us beginners. The adventure lasts about an hour, but you have so much fun you won't want to come off it! We will definitely be going back to Loch Lomond to do this again in the future and highly recommend it to everyone to try, even beginners.
5. Kraken Diving
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
We are here for anybody that is interested in exploring one of the best wreck diving sites in the world! Here at Kraken Diving we offer various PADI recreational courses for those who want to learn to dive. We also offer some TDI technical diving courses for those that want to extend their diving limits based in Scapa Flow, Orkney.
6. Dirt School (Mountain Bike Coaching)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
We are one of the UK's longest serving coaching companies. Our courses have been carefully developed to allow you to access all of our knowledge in in friendly, practical and easy to understand ways. Progress through our classes from Getting Started (beginner) to Ride the Impossible (expert) or choose the level that right for you right now. We also offer one to one and group coaching.
7. Skinny Tyres
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Skinny Tyres offer road cycling holidays, trips and coaching in the Scottish Highlands. We offer packages for all abilities of road cyclist, with an emphasis on luxury accommodation and ensuring that all you need to think about is turning the pedals.
8. Forrest Estate Experiences
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 137 reviews
Forrest Estate is a purpose built country sports activity centre in the specializing in providing access and education for a full range of country sports including clay pigeon shooting, rifle shooting and trout fishing located on a breathtaking 11,000 acre private estate in the heart of Dumfries and Galloway. Everyone welcome including ladies, children and families. A.P.S.I qualified, professional and friendly instruction is provided.
Reviewed By galloway94
This was a great experience for our boys during the October Break. Andrew was a fantastic instructor, so skilled and knowledgable with plenty patience and humour! Was an excellent introduction to clay pigeon shooting on 4 stands. Highly recommend.
9. FTT Skin Clinics
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Destination skin clinic offering a wide variety of treatments. Botox, Fillers, Fat reduction, skin tightening, IPL, Plasma, Profacial etc ....
10. Wild things!
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Wild things! is an award winning environmental education charity based in Moray but working across the UK. Since 2003, Wild things! has enabled over 10,000 children, young people and adults to learn from and be inspired by their local natural environment and the remote wilderness regions of Scotland. We offer accredited adult courses, wild weekends, children and teenage programmes.
