Outdoor activities
- Low Ropes Course (Jungle Gym): Offers a variety of low-level challenges encouraging teamwork and cooperation. This is situated within the Centre grounds
- Canadian Canoeing and Kayaking: The large pool in the river in front of the Centre is ideal for introducing youngsters to the sport. Further afield Wales offers a wide range of sites, all a short drive from the Centre, to suit all ability levels, from lakes through to rivers to the sea
- Rock Climbing: On site on our small outcrop of rock that is set at an easy angle with plenty of holds and ledges. In addition within the locality of the Centre are a number of crags offering a full range of climbs to challenge even the most adventurous
- Underground Exploration: Near the Centre there are so many old slate mines that can be explored with the guidance of the Centre staff. Also nearby is a show mine where for an additional charge you can take a guided tour underground and explore a miners' village on the surface
- Orienteering: Both on and off site using a progression of maps from simple sketch to full competition standard
- High Level Ropes Course: The elements on site include a range of activities from low and high balance beams, the bell climb, the vertical play pen and trapeze
- Gorge Walking: This is an exciting activity offered in the summer months using a stretch of the river situated right next to the Centre
- Camping/Bivouacking: For a night out in the Centre grounds or locale provides a stimulating activity for visiting groups
- Problem Solving/Team Building Games: Including exercises in the Centre grounds, this is an ideal foundation activity for some of the more challenging pursuits above
- Sea-level Traversing: This exciting activity involves climbing along coastal cliffs and rocks near the sea
- Mountaineering: At both high and low levels in the hills, valleys and forest of Snowdonia National Park
- Pony Trekking, Mountain Biking and Dry Slope Skiing: These are all available locally at extra cost
This page was last updated on 07 November 2008
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