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The day starts and concludes at the Centre. 

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Whether you're new to paddling or just love being on the water, the canoe and kayak day is the perfect mix of adventure and challenge. You’ll journey down the scenic Monmouthshire and Brecon canal discovering the outdoors from a whole new angle. Learn how to paddle, steer and stay balanced, and build teamwork and communication as you glide through nature. Expect to get a little wet, maybe a little muddy—and have a lot of fun. 

Equipment:

We provide all the specialist equipment you’ll need for the day—helmets, buoyancy aids, waterproofs and wellies as well as the canoes and kayaks! 

What to Wear:

• Lightweight synthetic clothing is best e.g. sportswear. It may get wet!
• Long trousers like leggings or joggers—no shorts, even in warm weather
• Three top layers—think t-shirt, sports tops and/or fleece

What to Bring:

• A packed lunch, snacks and a drink
• A towel and change of clothes

The day starts and concludes at the Centre. 

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If you’re into adventure, and getting properly soaked—gorge walking is your kind of day out. You’ll explore a disused railway tunnel, dark, echoey and full of mystery before heading into a rocky river gorge. Make your way downstream by scrambling over boulders, wading through the streamway, and sliding down natural rock chutes. It’s like nature built its own obstacle course—it’s slippy, it’s wild, and it’s a memorable experience. 

Equipment:

We provide all the specialist equipment you’ll need for the day—helmets, waterproofs, belts and wellies. 

What to Wear:

• Lightweight synthetic clothing is best e.g. sportswear.
• Long trousers like leggings or joggers—no shorts, even in warm weather
• Three top layers—think t-shirt, sports tops and/or fleece
• Sun cream if hot

What to Bring:

• A packed lunch, snacks and a drink

The day starts and concludes at the Centre. 

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Rock climbing isn’t just about reaching the top—it’s about pushing your limits, building confidence, working together and having a blast along the way. Spend the day at a local crag where you’ll start with bouldering to get a feel for the rock, progress to more higher and challenging climbs as your skills grow. Give abseiling a try and experience the thrill of descent. No experience needed—just bring your energy, your enthusiasm, and a sense of adventure. 

Equipment:

We provide all the specialist equipment you’ll need for the day—helmets, safety harnesses, climbing gear and boots. 

What to Wear:

• Lightweight synthetic clothing is best e.g. sportswear.
• Long trousers like leggings or joggers—no shorts, even in warm weather
• Three top layers—think t-shirt, sports tops and/or fleece
• Sun hat and sun cream

What to Bring:

• A packed lunch, snacks and a drink

The day starts and concludes at the Centre. 

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Get ready to head off the beaten track. The Mountain Day is your chance to summit one of the Brecon Beacons’ standout peaks—usually in the central range, unless the weather leads us to explore a different corner of the hills. We take the quieter, less trodden paths, exploring varied and interesting terrain. It’s a full day out in the hills—fresh air, big skies, and the kind of adventure that sticks with you.

Equipment:

We provide all the specialist equipment you’ll need for the day—including sturdy walking boots, waterproof jackets and trousers, and comfortable rucksacks.

What to Wear:

The weather can change fast in the hills, so layering up is key. To stay comfortable and safe on the mountain, here’s what to wear:

• Long trousers like leggings or joggers—no shorts, even in warm weather
• Three top layers—think t-shirt, sports top, fleece or hoodie

What to Bring:

• A packed lunch, snacks and a drink
• If it’s warm: bring a sun hat, sunglasses, and sun cream
• If it’s cool: pack a warm hat and gloves

The day starts and concludes at the Centre. 

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Ready to head underground? Caving is a one-of-a-kind adventure that takes you into a hidden world most people never get to see. Scramble beside rock formations, explore winding tunnels, chambers, and underground rivers. Discover the beauty—and fragility—of an untouched ecosystem. It can be muddy, it can be wild, and it’s seriously unforgettable. If you’re up for a challenge and want to experience nature from a whole new angle, caving is calling. 

Equipment:

We provide all the specialist equipment you’ll need for the day—including helmets, head torches, caving suits and belts, knee pads and wellies. 

What to Wear:

• Lightweight synthetic clothing is best e.g. sportswear, and it may get muddy!
• Long trousers like leggings or joggers—no jeans or shorts, even in warm weather
• Three top layers—think t-shirt, sports tops and/or fleece

What to Bring:

• A packed lunch, snacks and a drink
• A towel and change of clothes