Danielle McMullen
Gorge walking and coasteering are both brilliant Welsh adventures, but they are very different experiences. Gorge Walking: Rivers, Waterfalls and Scrambling Gorge walking takes place inland, moving up a river through a beautiful gorge. Expect walking in water, scrambling over rocks, natural slides and optional jumps. It is often ideal for first-time groups because the … Read more
Gorge walking is not only for hot summer days. Autumn can be one of the best times to try gorge walking in Wales, with quieter locations, dramatic scenery and proper adventure conditions. What Is It Like Outside Summer? You will be provided with a wetsuit, buoyancy aid and helmet, which means you are well equipped … Read more
Looking for a family day out that is more memorable than the usual attraction? Gorge walking in Wales is a brilliant way to explore the Brecon Beacons together. Is Gorge Walking Suitable For Children? Our minimum age is 10. Sessions are guided and all specialist equipment — wetsuit, buoyancy aid and helmet — is provided. … Read more
You do not need to be an athlete to try gorge walking in Wales. Most groups include a mixture of fitness levels, and plenty of guests have never done an outdoor activity like it before. What Does The Activity Involve? Expect a few hours of walking through water, scrambling over rocks, climbing small natural features … Read more
Rain is part of an outdoor adventure in Wales — and it does not normally stop gorge walking. In fact, a wet day can make the experience feel even more adventurous. You are already wearing a wetsuit and heading into the river, so a little rain rarely makes much difference once the session begins. Is … Read more