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Swallow falls snowdonia, snowdon ranger.

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Camping:

Staying out overnight in tents either in a camp site or in a remote setting.

Canoeing:
Larger, open solo or double boats powered by the occupant(s) using a single bladed paddle on lochs, canals or rivers.

Climbing / Abseil:
Ascending / descending rock crags or purpose built indoor man - made walls using specialist equipment.

https://www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/info/118/types_of_adventure_activities

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Archery:
Using bows and arrows to fire at targets in a confined and designated safe area.

Camping:
Staying out overnight in tents either in a camp site or in a remote setting.

Canoeing:
Larger, open solo or double boats powered by the occupant(s) using a single bladed paddle on lochs, canals or rivers.

Climbing / Abseil:
Ascending / descending rock crags or purpose built indoor man - made walls using specialist equipment.

Duckies:
Inflatable rubber kayak/canoe, paddled by two persons on moving water

Gorge Walking / Scrambling:
Travel by walking, scrambling, swimming and jumping, wearing suitable clothing and using specialist equipment up either a dry or wet gorge / river bed.

Hill walk:
A walk up or across remote hillsides as well as less remote walks along nature trails, canals and footpaths etc.

Kayaking:
Small, enclosed solo boats powered by the occupant using a double bladed paddle on lochs, canals or rivers.

Orienteering:
Locating various markers and points indicated on maps to find either codes or answers to puzzles and problems. This activity may be remotely supervised (see below) in order for the participants to get the most learning from the activity.

Mountain biking:
Travelling along roads, tracks and trails using purpose built mountain bikes.

Power boating:
Experience controlling our powerful powerboats on a selection of courses.

Remote Supervision:
In some instances participants may be some distance from their group leader or Instructor due to the nature of the activity i.e. Orienteering or Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and appropriate measures will be put in place to manage the activity.

Sailing:
Use the wind to manoeuvre our Small sailing dinghies suitable for one or two people, around our 16 acre loch at James Hamilton Heritage Park.

Skiing / Snowboarding:
Travelling down either snow slopes or man made matting on either a pair of skis or a single snowboard.

Stand Up Paddle boarding:
A great fitness activity requiring good balance, using a paddle to manoeuvre yourself around our loch at a pace you wish.

Team Building:
Activities using props and tools to simulate situations which require team work, communication, listening, cooperation, motivation etc in order for the group to be successful.

Windsurfing:
Using the wind to manoeuvre around the loch using a range of windsurf boards, our windsurf sails are suitable for all from total beginner to the more advanced.

Contact us for further information.

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Whether it is sailing or mountaineering, skiing or mountain biking, wind surfing or rock climbing South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture offer a vast range of outdoor adventure activities for your enjoyment!s and information

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Adventure Activities in Wales

Go Ape. UK Wide.

Blue Ocean Activities. Cardiff.

Adventure Parc Snowdonia. Dolgarrog.

Llanfair Slate Caverns. Harlech.

Rock UK.

Llandudno Ski and Snowboard Centre. Llandudno.

Glan-Y-Gors Karting. Corwen.

Inspire 2 Adventure. Monmouth.

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Adventure Activities in Wales - Discover lots of things to do for the whole family at Great Days Out UK. 100s of fun ideas with quick links to UK websites!

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Locations in wales for adventure activities

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Locations in wales for adventure activities

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LLANDUDNO & COLWYN BAY

NORTH EAST WALES

ERYRI (SNOWDONIA) MOUNTAINS AND COAST

THE ISLE OF ANGLESEY

CARDIFF

SOUTH WALES VALLEYS

https://www.visitwales.com/destinations

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The activities could include outdoor climbing, camping, archery, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing, skiing/snowboarding.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

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Archery:
Using bows and arrows to fire at targets in a confined and designated safe area.

Camping:
Staying out overnight in tents either in a camp site or in a remote setting.

Canoeing:
Larger, open solo or double boats powered by the occupant(s) using a single bladed paddle on lochs, canals or rivers.

Climbing / Abseil:
Ascending / descending rock crags or purpose built indoor man - made walls using specialist equipment.

Duckies:
Inflatable rubber kayak/canoe, paddled by two persons on moving water

Gorge Walking / Scrambling:
Travel by walking, scrambling, swimming and jumping, wearing suitable clothing and using specialist equipment up either a dry or wet gorge / river bed.

Hill walk:
A walk up or across remote hillsides as well as less remote walks along nature trails, canals and footpaths etc.

Kayaking:
Small, enclosed solo boats powered by the occupant using a double bladed paddle on lochs, canals or rivers.

Orienteering:
Locating various markers and points indicated on maps to find either codes or answers to puzzles and problems. This activity may be remotely supervised (see below) in order for the participants to get the most learning from the activity.

Mountain biking:
Travelling along roads, tracks and trails using purpose built mountain bikes.

Power boating:
Experience controlling our powerful powerboats on a selection of courses.

Remote Supervision:
In some instances participants may be some distance from their group leader or Instructor due to the nature of the activity i.e. Orienteering or Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and appropriate measures will be put in place to manage the activity.

Sailing:
Use the wind to manoeuvre our Small sailing dinghies suitable for one or two people, around our 16 acre loch at James Hamilton Heritage Park.

Skiing / Snowboarding:
Travelling down either snow slopes or man made matting on either a pair of skis or a single snowboard.

Stand Up Paddle boarding:
A great fitness activity requiring good balance, using a paddle to manoeuvre yourself around our loch at a pace you wish.

Team Building:
Activities using props and tools to simulate situations which require team work, communication, listening, cooperation, motivation etc in order for the group to be successful.

Windsurfing:
Using the wind to manoeuvre around the loch using a range of windsurf boards, our windsurf sails are suitable for all from total beginner to the more advanced.

Contact us for further information.

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Whether it is sailing or mountaineering, skiing or mountain biking, wind surfing or rock climbing South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture offer a vast range of outdoor adventure activities for your enjoyment!s and information

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1. Being outdoors reduces stress

2. Nature makes exercise easier

3. Gain a sense of accomplishment

4. Travel increases self awareness

5. Forge new friendships

6.learn new skills

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Mountain biking:

Travelling along roads, tracks and trails using purpose built mountain bikes.

Power boating:

Experience controlling our powerful powerboats on a selection of courses.

Remote Supervision:

In some instances participants may be some distance from their group leader or Instructor due to the nature of the activity i.e. Orienteering or Duke of Edinburgh expeditions and appropriate measures will be put in place to manage the activity.

Sailing:

Use the wind to manoeuvre our Small sailing dinghies suitable for one or two people, around our 16 acre loch at James Hamilton Heritage Park.

Skiing / Snowboarding:

Travelling down either snow slopes or man made matting on either a pair of skis or a single snowboard.

Stand Up Paddle boarding:

A great fitness activity requiring good balance, using a paddle to manoeuvre yourself around our loch at a pace you wish.

Team Building:

Activities using props and tools to simulate situations which require team work, communication, listening, cooperation, motivation etc in order for the group to be successful.

Windsurfing:

Using the wind to manoeuvre around the loch using a range of windsurf boards, our windsurf sails are suitable for all from total beginner to the more advanced.

https://www.slleisureandculture.co.uk/info/118/types_of_adventure_activities

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Physical Benefits of Outdoor Activities

Social Positive Effects of Outdoor Activities

Mental Benefits of Outdoor Activities

The overall positive effects of outdoor activities

Experts unanimously agree that there are several benefits of outdoor activities – it can have a profound impact on mental and emotional wellbeing. Whether you’re seeking motivation, battling depression or simply looking to enjoy nature, indulging in some form of outside activity could be the answer! The combination of fresh air and activity has been scientifically proven to lead to maximum benefits.

Outdoor activities to do with friends, family or even by yourself have never been more popular.

https://hanglooseadventure.com/blogs/benefits-of-outdoor-activities/

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Advantages of Outdoor Activities | Mental and Physical Benefits

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Positive Effects Of Outdoor Experiences to Do With Friends. Learn More About the Mental, Social and Physical Benefits That Adventure Activities Have To Offer.

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Despite its diminutive size, Britain is the birthplace of an extraordinary number of adventure sports and outdoor pursuits – from sport climbing and fell running to pilot gig rowing, coasteering, ghyll scrambling and cave diving – many of which have subsequently become popular around the planet in various forms, but which were initially inspired and shaped by the unique terrain found in the craggy and curious corners of the UK.

https://www.bradtguides.com/best-outdoor-activities-for-adults-in-the-uk/

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Anglesey adventures, corris mine explorers, zip world safari, seven hire/motorsports and big blue adventures. LOCATION

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Crave a little excitement? Seek out some North Wales adventure and outdoor activities.
We've become the adventure and outdoor capital of the UK. Some North Wales adventure activities are unique. Others are record-breaking - longest, fastest, the best in the world. Most are family-friendly and you'll always be in capable hands. Even scaredy-cats can have a go!

Just think of the photos and the stories you'll be able to tell your friends when you get home.

They say it's the nearest thing to flying - a zip wire over a massive slate quarry. It's the longest in Europe and the fastest in the world. There's a second "zip zone" too, where you descend a whole mountain on zip wires. Or why not explore a deep cavern where Victorians mined slate? The tour is fascinating enough - so then imagine finding a huge cavern lit with different coloured lights and festooned with nets and trampolines? That's another unforgettable North Wales adventure and outdoor activity waiting for you!

Deep in the Conwy Valley there's another unusual sight. A man-made lagoon featuring a wave machine and all the facilities you need to learn to surf. Or hone your skills if the sea's not to your liking.

Of course we have our high ropes courses, go-kart tracks and racing circuits, rock climbing and abseiling (indoor and outdoor), cave exploring, horse riding, quad biking and off-road driving, as well as canyoning (or gorge-walking), mountain biking and clay pigeon shooting.

There's adventure and outdoor activity everywhere you turn in North Wales.
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Adventure is everywhere in North Wales!...Click here to discover the best adventure activities to do in North Wales - the adventure capital of the UK!

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Get outdoors or try a green gym

Being out in nature can boost our mental wellbeing, so get active outdoors. Going out for a short walk, run or cycle might boost your mood and reduce or stop feelings of worry or anxiety. Try taking a new route through nature if you can.

https://www.nhs.uk/every-mind-matters/mental-wellbeing-tips/be-active-for-your-mental-health/#:~:text=Get%20outdoors%20or%20try%20a,through%20nature%20if%20you%20can.https://www.nhs.uk/every-mind-matters/mental-wellbeing-tips/be-active-for-your-mental-health/#:~:text=Get%20outdoors%20or%20try%20a,through%20nature%20if%20you%20can.

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Going for a walk, having a picnic or simply sitting to watch a sunset are examples of activities that can help to make you feel good. Making use of our outdoor places can help guard against key health issues such as depression and heart disease. It can also be fun. It can connect people to nature and to each other.

https://www.nhshighland.scot.nhs.uk/health-and-wellbeing/feeling-good-outdoors/#:~:text=Going%20for%20a%20walk%2C%20having,nature%20and%20to%20each%20other.

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Aberconwy equestrian centre, adventure park snowdonia, Nant mill country park,North wales wildlife trust osprey lookout and sea kayaking wales. LOCATION

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Use our North Wales Travel Guide to plan your next Holiday in North Wales
Our North Wales Travel Guide includes... Places to stay, things to do and walks in North Wales
North Wales is a fascinating location, offering so much to see and do. You'll find an ever-changing backdrop of incredible proportions, including award-winning beaches, imposing mountain ranges and lush countryside.

For a coastal getaway, the beautiful isle of Anglesey, with its pristine sandy beaches and exciting rock pools, is a perfect choice. You may even spot a pod of wild dolphins offshore on a scenic walk of the coastal path. There are also traditional seaside villages like Llandudno, with its fabulous pier, that are worth paying a visit to.

For something more inland, head to Snowdonia National Park for superb walking and climbing opportunities or Offa's Dyke National Trail, which encompasses three AONBs. Soak up the extensive history of North Wales with a visit to Beaumaris or Caernarfon and appreciate their stunning castles.

Alternatively, visit the North East city of Wrexham, which enjoys superb access to the national park and easy access to the English cities of Chester, Manchester and Liverpool. Find a plethora of things to do here including, the Racecourse Ground, the 16th-century Gothic Parish Church of St Giles and the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct.

Frequently Asked Questions about North Wales

What language is spoken in North Wales?

While English is widely used throughout North Wales and is the first language for most, in some parts of the county, the Welsh language is the dominant first language. The Snowdonia region is the heartland of the Welsh language and is spoken day-to-day by the majority of people.

Which counties are in North Wales?

The North Wales region is made up of the six local authorities of Isle of Anglesey, Wrexham, Conwy, Flintshire, Denbighshire and Gwynedd.

What are the main towns in North Wales?

There are many towns in North Wales in each of the counties that are well worth visiting. Wrexham is North Wales's largest town (which is now technically a city) and is home to three of the wonders of Wales! Rhyl and Colwyn Bay are large seaside resorts and are ideal for a traditional seaside escape, while Llandudno and Prestatyn offer a steadier pace by the sea!

Other must-see North Wales towns include Conwy, Caernarfon, Betws-y-Coed, Llangollen, Abersoch and Beaumaris.

How many cities are in North Wales?

In Wales, there is a total of seven cities, three of which are in North Wales. North Wales cities include Wrexham, Bangor and St Asaph.

What is the prettiest town in North Wales?

Visitors to this region are truly spoilt for choice when it comes to pretty towns! Find Beddgelert huddled between the valleys and mountains of the Snowdonia National Park or admire the Italianate Portmeirion and enjoy its sub-tropical gardens.

Other pretty North Wales towns include Conwy, Betws-y-Coed, Llangollen, Hawarden, Llanberis and Harlech.

What is North Wales famous for?

North Wales is famed for its rich history, culture and epic landscapes that are alive with plenty of things to do and see. Find the highest mountain range in Wales and England here, as well as some of the most stunning beaches that you wouldn't believe belong to the UK. Discover a magnitude of medieval castles and stately homes and throw in some exciting outdoor activities, and you have a small taste of what North Wales is famous for.

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A Complete Guide to Visiting North Wales in 2023 | Sykes Holiday Cottages

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Visiting North Wales in 2023? Take a look at our North Wales travel guide to begin planning your next visit to this beautiful region!