Clay Pigeon Shooting
This is the only clay pigeon shooting ground in Inverness. The shoot is based on a sporting theme which will give the novice the chance to ‘dust some clays’ whilst being challenging enough for the most experienced shot.
Novices and ladies are catered for with small gauge guns (20 bore).
Clay pigeon shooting
Quad Biking
Powerful 250cc quads are taken to the extreme on this wilderness course cut through moorland, with added adventure in the form of see-saws and bridges. This has been described as the best track in Scotland.
Groups of six are taken out with an instructor and can do half hour or hour long sessions. Waterproof trousers and jackets are provided but it is recommended that you take a pair of stout boots or trainers fit for the bin! Check out one of the groups out on the moor on Youtube
Paintballing
Ideal for groups and parties as part of an overall package or just by itself. Come and have a go at our new range with various war zones set for the ultimate adrenaline rush.
All smiles after Paintballing!
Archery
A superb archery range overlooking the stunning Moray Firth, suitable for novices or those fancying their chances at the next Olympics. Full coaching available for this most noble of sports.
Robin Hood eat your heart out
Gorge Walking
Minimum numbers: 8
Maximum numbers: 16
Culloden Gorge on the outskirts of Inverness is a bit of an adventure in wetsuits, buoyancy aids and helmets. You’ll fight your way up against the
flow, clambering up small waterfalls, swimming and balancing through
calmer sections with fantastic slides and jumps into deep pools. All the difficulties are easily avoided if you don’t fancy the look of a jump! The gorge can also be done in a top down “canyoning” style using a little more equipment, giving you the chance to abseil down unjumpable waterfalls and lengthen the section of gorge we use.
Note: You must be able to swim at least 25m
Canoeing
Long way down!
Stunning scenery from your own canoe
