Canyoning Edinburgh

Canyoning, also known as canyoneering, is an exhilarating outdoor adventure that involves navigating through canyons using a variety of techniques such as climbing, scrambling, jumping, rappelling, and swimming.

The My Adventure Canyoning experience is ideal for physically able individuals who are looking to exchange urban life for a wild adventure. A combination of thrill and fun makes our Canyoning packages the perfect experience for a Stag or Hen party- or even a group of adults looking for a thrilling adventure.

Interested in hearing about other peoples experiences adventuring with Intrepidus Outdoors? Check out our Trip Advisor page, which we are very proud of!

On the day of your activity, we will collect you from your accommodation or a convenient Edinburgh location and drive you to one of the canyoning locations that we use. Where we will all get kitted up in our top of the range canyoning equipment- we provide all technical equipment you will need for your canyoning adventure (e.g. wetsuit, helmet, canyoning harness and technical shoes). We will then manoeuvre down the gorge by sliding down natural rock slides, leaping into crystal clear pools and abseiling down cascading waterfalls. All our staff team carry waterproof GoPro cameras to capture the adventure, then upon arriving in Edinburgh, a member of our office team will forward the images on to you, we will then return you to your hotel, having earned a beer or two.

There are numerous outdoor adventures around Edinburgh, with gnar levels varying there is something for everyone. Please get in touch with us if you have any questions, a member of our team would be happy to answer any queries you have about outdoor adventures Edinburgh.

Canyoning is Scotlands ultimate adventure and is a must for any group visiting Scotland who wants a real challenge. Whether you are a family, stag party, hen party or group of friends visiting Scotland, canyoning is an absolute must! We operate out of Edinburgh, Glasgow, East Lothian, Midlothian, Scottish Borders, Tweed Valley, Perth, Fort William, Cairngorm National Park, Pitlochry, Aberfeldy and Loch Tay.

More information about Edinburgh 

Edinburgh, the capital city of Scotland, is a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled among rolling hills and perched on the southern shore of the Firth of Forth, Edinburgh is a city that seamlessly fuses its medieval heritage with a dynamic modern atmosphere.

For those embarking on a journey to Edinburgh, begin your exploration with a visit to the iconic Edinburgh Castle, perched majestically on Castle Rock, offering not only a glimpse into Scotland’s past but also panoramic views of the city. Wander along the historic Royal Mile in the Old Town, where medieval architecture and charming cobblestone streets transport you to another era. Delve into the city’s artistic heartbeat at the National Gallery of Scotland and explore the vibrant contemporary scene at venues like the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art. Don’t miss the opportunity to stroll through the serene Princes Street Gardens or hike up Arthur’s Seat for a panoramic vista of the entire city. Immerse yourself in Edinburgh’s rich cultural tapestry by attending one of its renowned festivals, such as the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. With welcoming locals, a lively atmosphere, and a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, Edinburgh promises an unforgettable experience for every traveler.

More information about Scotland

Scotland, a land of rugged beauty and storied history, enchants visitors with its dramatic landscapes and rich cultural heritage. From the mist-shrouded Highlands to the picturesque lochs and historic castles that dot the countryside, Scotland offers a tapestry of breathtaking scenery.

The capital city, Edinburgh, boasts a medieval Old Town, a majestic castle, and a vibrant arts scene, while Glasgow, the largest city, thrives as a hub of modern creativity and commerce. The Scottish people, known for their warmth and hospitality, take pride in their distinctive traditions, including the playing of bagpipes, the wearing of kilts, and the celebration of Hogmanay (New Year’s Eve) with fervor.

Scotland’s history is woven with tales of clans, battles, and ancient monuments such as the prehistoric village of Skara Brae and the mysterious standing stones of Callanish. With a resilient spirit and a deep sense of identity, Scotland invites exploration and promises a journey through time and nature that captivates the soul.

More from the My Adventure Website:

If you are looking for additional information about a canyoning  adventure from Edinburgh, we have published a number of blogs:

• The definitive guide to canyoning
• The best canyons in Scotland
• Canyoning V’s Coasteering
• Gemma’s first canyoning adventure
• The best breakfast spots in Edinburgh
• The best hostels and hotels in Edinburgh
• An Easy Guide to Canyoning | Scotland Traveloholic

And even more blog posts:

• Welcome to Edinburgh- A guide to the Scottish Capital here
• 6 steps to being happy like a Scot here 
• You’ll never get bored in Edinburgh here 
• Best Budget Hotels and Hostels Edinburgh here 
• Hen Party Adventures Edinburgh: here
• Stag Party Outdoor Adventures Edinburgh Essentials: here
• Best Restaurants in Edinburgh here

If you haven’t already seen it, check out the our  Trip Advisor, Youtube channel, Visit Scotland page and blog to hear about how others found their outdoor adventures with us! Equally, if there is any gear that you would like us to review, drop us a DM.