Two paddlers in an orange canoe on a still Highland loch in Perthshire, with wooded hills behind.
Perthshire

Wee Adventures

A family-run outdoor company based in Aberfeldy since 2015, with school holiday activity days, family canoeing, parties and clubs in the woods and on the lochs of Perthshire.

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Welcome

Wee Adventures promises to send children home muddy, happy, tired and inspired, and it means every word.

Husband and wife Biscuit and Sarah Turner have run it from Aberfeldy since 2015. Sarah looks after the business, and Biscuit, a canoe and kayak coach with more than twenty years of guiding behind him, leads the adventures. In the school holidays its Activity Days give children a whole day outdoors in the woods and on the water, and no two are the same. Families can head out together too, exploring Perthshire's lochs by canoe, and there are birthday parties all year round, a monthly club, a bike club and outdoor learning sessions for home educated children. Adults get a turn with tailor-made days and canoeing courses, from a first paddle on the loch to skills on the river. Sessions often run in Weem Forest, at the Birks of Aberfeldy, at Bennybeg near Crieff, and on Loch Tay, Loch Faskally and the River Tummel. Everything is booked online through its own site.

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Before you go

Every session is booked ahead online, with new dates added each season.

Children
Activity Days in the school holidays, birthday parties all year, a monthly club, a bike club and outdoor learning for home educated children.
Families
Canoe trips together on Perthshire lochs, and private activity days.
Adults
Tailor-made adventures, group and company days, and canoeing courses from the loch to the river.
Where
Often Weem Forest, the Birks of Aberfeldy, Bennybeg near Crieff, Loch Tay, Loch Faskally and the River Tummel.
Guides
Licensed by the Adventure Activity Licensing Authority; Biscuit is a BCU Level 4 canoe and kayak coach.
Phone
07780 675859

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Where it is

Based in Aberfeldy, with sessions in the woods and on the lochs and rivers round about.

Close byAberfeldy and the Tay.
  1. Aberfeldy Watermill Bookshop & Cafe, AberfeldyAberfeldy Watermill Bookshop & CafeA bookshop, cafe, design shop and art gallery in a restored oatmeal mill of 1825 on Mill Street in Aberfeldy, UK Independent Bookshop of the Year in 2009.Under a mile as the crow flies
  2. The front of Homer on Bank Street in Aberfeldy, its window full of homeware and an open sign by the door.HomerA homeware shop on Bank Street in Aberfeldy, with furniture, sheepskins and gifts, and its own tweed made with a local Perthshire mill.Under a mile as the crow flies
  3. The Birks of AberfeldyThe Birks of AberfeldyThe wooded glen of the Moness Burn above Aberfeldy, its birches and waterfalls made famous by the song Robert Burns wrote after his visit in August 1787.Under a mile as the crow flies
  4. Dewar's AberfeldyDewar's AberfeldyThe Aberfeldy distillery built by John Dewar's sons in 1896, the spiritual home of Dewar's whisky, with tours, tastings and a whisky lounge.Under a mile as the crow flies
  5. A paddler in a turquoise canoe on the River Tay at Aberfeldy, with Wade's Bridge beyond.Beyond AdventureAn outdoor company by the Tay in Aberfeldy since 1998, with guided canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding, beaver trips and bike hire.Under a mile as the crow flies
  6. Castle MenziesCastle MenziesThe seat of the Clan Menzies at Weem near Aberfeldy, a Z-plan tower house of the 16th century saved from ruin by the clan society, where Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed in 1746.1 mile as the crow flies
  7. Canvas marquee on wooden poles beside a log cabin among autumn treesThe Scottish Crannog CentreA living museum of the Iron Age on the north shore of Loch Tay at Dalerb, with a rebuilt crannog, roundhouses and ancient crafts shown by hand.6 miles as the crow flies
  8. Loch TayA Highland loch fourteen and a half miles long between Kenmore and Killin, more than 150 metres deep, with Ben Lawers rising above its north shore.12 miles as the crow flies

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