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Face playful Grade II/III rapids and a technical two-tier 18-foot drop on a full-day rafting run down the River Tummel near Pitlochry. Try river bugging for a solo inflatable ride—wet suits and guides included.
Face playful Grade II/III rapids and a technical two-tier 18-foot drop on a full-day rafting run down the River Tummel near Pitlochry. Try river bugging for a solo inflatable ride—wet suits and guides included.
A cold wind off Loch Faskally lifts mist from the river as guides rig rafts and river bugs on the shingle bank. The River Tummel moves with intent here—deep pools that invite a pause and technical stretches that dare you to focus. You push off from the Clunie reach and feel the current negotiate you, edges of sandstone and Caledonian woodland sliding by.
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Operated by Splash Whitewater Rafting · Pitlochry, Perth and Kinross
A cold wind off Loch Faskally lifts mist from the river as guides rig rafts and river bugs on the shingle bank. The River Tummel moves with intent here—deep pools that invite a pause and technical stretches that dare you to focus. You push off from the Clunie reach and feel the current negotiate you, edges of sandstone and Caledonian woodland sliding by.
The Tummel cuts through Highland Perthshire, a landscape shaped by glacial scouring and volcanic beds that created the falls at Faskally in the 18th century. Pitlochry, the nearest town, grew as a Victorian gateway to these rivers and lochs; today the area balances angling, walking and adventure sports. Local guides blend rivercraft with natural history, pointing out woodland birds and the geology that makes the rapids here distinct.
Expect a progressive run: long, playful Grade II/III rapids build to a technical two-tier, 18-foot Grade IV drop into Loch Faskally. Rafting is team-focused—paddle commands, weight distribution and a calm guide matter. River Bugging is a one-person inflatable experience for those seeking a wilder solo ride through the same currents.
Practical notes: sessions run in summer months with wet suits and safety kit supplied; arrive in training or river shoes, bring a towel and layered dry clothes for after. Be ready for cold water immersion, follow guide briefings, and plan transport from Pitlochry—public options exist but check schedules. With respect for flow and weather, the Tummel delivers a sharp, memorable day of white-water play.
Participants must be at least 16 years old to join rafting or river bugging on this run.
Yes — wetsuits, buoyancy aids, helmets and safety gear are supplied by the outfitter.
Maximum participant weight is 14st (90kg); contact the operator if you are near this limit for safety planning.
Moderate water confidence is required; flotation aids are worn but discuss non-swimmers with guides before booking so they can advise suitability.
Splash Whitewater Rafting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A cold wind off Loch Faskally lifts mist from the river as guides rig rafts and river bugs on the shingle bank. The River Tummel moves with intent here—deep pools that invite a pause and technical stretches that dare you to focus. You push off from the Clunie reach and feel the current negotiate you, edges of sandstone and Caledonian woodland sliding by.
A cold wind off Loch Faskally lifts mist from the river as guides rig rafts and river bugs on the shingle bank. The River Tummel moves with intent here—deep pools that invite a pause and technical stretches that dare you to focus. You push off from the Clunie reach and feel the current negotiate you, edges of sandstone and Caledonian woodland sliding by.
The Tummel cuts through Highland Perthshire, a landscape shaped by glacial scouring and volcanic beds that created the falls at Faskally in the 18th century. Pitlochry, the nearest town, grew as a Victorian gateway to these rivers and lochs; today the area balances angling, walking and adventure sports. Local guides blend rivercraft with natural history, pointing out woodland birds and the geology that makes the rapids here distinct.
Expect a progressive run: long, playful Grade II/III rapids build to a technical two-tier, 18-foot Grade IV drop into Loch Faskally. Rafting is team-focused—paddle commands, weight distribution and a calm guide matter. River Bugging is a one-person inflatable experience for those seeking a wilder solo ride through the same currents.
Practical notes: sessions run in summer months with wet suits and safety kit supplied; arrive in training or river shoes, bring a towel and layered dry clothes for after. Be ready for cold water immersion, follow guide briefings, and plan transport from Pitlochry—public options exist but check schedules. With respect for flow and weather, the Tummel delivers a sharp, memorable day of white-water play.