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Gorge Walking
Gorge Walking
What is it?
Often associated with canyoning, gorge walking is a more specific activity that could be part of canyoning; Gorge walking is always based around a body of water, whereas canyoning doesn't necessarily include it. The practice of gorge walking can involve being both in and out of the water, but generally the activity follows the path of a river or other water feature.
What does it involve?
This depends on whether you're travelling with or against the current of the water! Going against the flow will probably involve uphill climbing, whereas you can make use of the power of the water travelling down - getting wet is the norm when it comes to gorge walking.
Why do it and what are the benefits?
Gorge walking is one of the more exciting sports that take place outside, and it's best done recreationally so you can properly enjoy exploring pools, slides and waterfalls! Being around powerful bodies of water is a huge adrenaline rush, and it encourages thinking quickly and on your feet.
What equipment do we need?
There will be various safety equipment you will need such as helmets and wetsuits, but the activity provider should supply these for you - always check with them beforehand to make sure.
Who is it suitable for?
Generally this is an activity for older students, but some providers will offer activities for much younger children down to about 6/7 years old! If the event can be adjusted to suit the needs of the group, gorge walking should be enjoyable for everyone.
Costs?
Adult prices are about £35 per person, so school groups should be cheaper with larger numbers and smaller ages! However, always make sure to check out what's in your area thoroughly before booking.
Issues/Things to think about? (unsuitable for age groups, medical conditions etc)
If you have younger students, you should be confident that they will obey safety precautions and act in a sensible manner - water can be dangerous if treated in a cavalier manner.
How do we include?
The physical demands of this activity means that those with limited movement may not be able to take part, but some providers are specifically set up for including those with disabilities - make sure to consult with the organisers!
Doing it abroad?
Some of the most impressive gorges in the world are in foreign countries, so if there is a provider nearby to where you are going, gorge walking would be an excellent idea for including on a trip overseas - it would be a great way to get up close and personal with the nature of the country you are visiting!
Main website:
http://www.adventureswales.co.uk/gorge-walking/ has some great general info, but make sure you look up the individual venue websites you are considering to see their specifics!
Venues with this Activity
We provide a full range of outdoor activities to suit all ages and interests. Based on idyllic Loch Ard, within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park activities include gorgewalking, our unique waterpark, canoeing, climbing/abseiling, cliff jumping, archery, mountain biking, orienteering and many more.
Splash White Water Rafting are one of the UK’s largest expertoutdoor adventure activity providers, based in the scenic town of Aberfeldy
Nae Limits is one of Scotland’s most innovative and established adventure and outdoor activity centres. Having operated for over 15 years, we have won awards for our adventure activities and outdoor learning ventures.
Our outdoor adventure activities include kayaking, sea kayaking, sailing, climbing, canoeing, expeditions, gorge walking, navigation, bushcraft skills and team building.
Adventure First Ltd is a small company based in Aberdeen providing the highest quality outdoor adventure activities throughout Scotland. Our staff have been playing and working in the outdoors for most of their lives and are highly experienced and qualified in their chosen specialities.
Mere Mountains was set up by Elspeth in 1991, and is owned and run by John and Elspeth Mason, who have been providing recreational outdoor activities and outdoor education courses in the Lakes continiously for nearly 20 years.
Devon Adventure Holidays for individuals, families and groups. Comfortable accommodation on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, with choice of over 20 different adventure activities suitable for all ages. Located in SW England, one of Britain's top destinations, you can easily reach both North and South Coasts of Devon.
Torridon Activities is located at foot of Liathach and the shores of Torridon with some of the best walking, mountaineering, rock climbing, and kayaking anywhere in the UK.
We pride ourselves on making the outdoors accessible to anyone and cater for the novice to the expert, offering fun and tuition to develop their skills.
Prince's Trust centres currently offer the Fairbridge programme, which is an individually tailored personal development programme combining one-to-one support and group activities.
Originally Fairbridge in Merseyside, we've been supporting young people since 1982. In 2011 we became part of The Prince's Trust.
Lost Earth Adventures was founded by Richard Goodey and Sarah Allard. An adventurous husband and wife duo, they’ve never been content with your typical sun, sand and beach holidays. In their years of travelling they have continuously gone in search of experiences that are more rewarding, challenging, inspiring and fun!
Tree-top climbing adventure park in the Cévennes mountains in France. Fun guaranteed!!!
Open every day from 10 until 5pm, last departure at 4.30pm. Enjoy over 3 hours' worth of activities, including zip wires, climbing nets, jumps and rickety bridges strung between the trees. Also, don't miss out on canyoning in the river Ceze, a half-day activity.
Rock and Ice is a company owned by Richard Hogan MIA. Richard has been instructing and teaching climbing skills for over 20 years.
Nantyr Outdoor Education Centre was originally the village school for the local community and the surrounding area. From the 1950s the centre was owned by St. George’s Secondary Modern School on the Wirral, who used Nantyr as a base for residential work and field studies.
Nestled deep in the heart of Snowdonia our location is unrivalled as a destination for adventure activities of all kinds. For almost 60 years Plas y Brenin has been running courses and holidays in outdoor activities, introducing newcomers to the outdoors, helping outdoor enthusiasts improve their outdoor skills and training outdoor instructors.
Welcome to Joint Adventures, home of outdoor activities in The Lake District. Joint Adventures is committed to organising high quality outdoor adventure activities and outdoor skills courses throughout The Lake District.
We offer a wide range of activities, all led by experienced and qualified instructors. The holidays are well supervised, with one member of staff to every four children or better and with a strong emphasis on safety and care. The leaders and helpers are Christians, they are volunteers with a genuine interest in young people and contribute financially to the holidays.
Lake District activities including Gorge Walking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Kayaking, Sailing. We specialise in fun for families, group adventures and team away days.
We provide all year round Adventure activities, outdoor pursuits & paintball, near to Bowness and Team building events near to Ambleside & Lake Windermere, kayaking on Coniston Water, gorge walking & canyoning in Eskdale and rock climbing in Langdale.
It is a sad fact that some young people experience placement breakdown with no appropriate alternative readily available. Reflexions Response is designed to meet the immediate needs of both young people and the placing authorities by providing an immediate place of safety and a holistic ninety day assessment to inform future placement planning.
Since 1997 we have aimed high to offer you a fully inclusive adventure package that will encompass the full spirit of an adventure experience. We have a vast portfolio of exciting adventures which cater for all of our client needs.
Explore Britain's biggest gorge from the dramatic cliffs rising 450ft to the stunning stalactite caverns
Cheddar Gorge is one of England's most iconic and spectacular landscapes. We are really proud to own the north side of this spectacular gorge and we hope that you will enjoy exploring it in a way that suits you.
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