Biggar Adventures

Abseiling is ideal for people who are looking for the excitement and adventure of a high rope activity without the need to climb up the cliff first.

This is a very popular activity with those wanting to build their confidence with heights. Biggar Adventure is a mobile unit, we tailor trips to your needs coming to a crag near you. Venues in Scottish Borders South Lanarkshire and Edinburgh to bring the Adventure to you.

If you want to be right in the middle of things, try walking up a river. Start by scramble up mossy rocks, climb rock walls and jump into deep pools – there’s no better or more exhilarating way of exploring Scotland’s great watercourses.

We use gorges in the Scottish Borders and Dumfries and Galloway
Safe within a guided group, you can travel up through the glens and valleys in a way you never thought possible, testing your communication, team and support skills in great new ways. Suitable for all levels of fitness and ability, gorge-walking is a fantastic experience in an extraordinary place.

Mountain Biking & Trail Cycling are one of the fastest growing sports in Scotland and there’s no mystery why.

The Scottish landscape lends itself well to this exhilarating sport.

We are spoiled being in the Tweed Valley, having Glentress and Innerleithen on our door step and the rest of the 7 stanes are not far away.

Don’t want to go to trail centres, the Tweed valley has lots of cross country routes to choose from.

Whatever your level Biggar Adventure have something for everyone. Contact us today.

We provide expert guidance and coaching from your first rock climbing lesson anything from indoor or the ‘Great Outdoors’. What ever your skill level Biggar can help your progress!

Location throughout the Tweed Valley, Edinburgh and South Lanarkshire.

Taster sessions, technique improvement and introduction to outdoor climbing are all catered for with a safe and professional approach.
Locations in the Tweed Valley, Edinburgh South Lanarkshire and beyond.

We work closely with our clients to ensure they get exactly what they need from their particular session, optimising their learning potential. it doesn’t matter where you are based in Scotland, we’ll be able to arrange a rock climbing session at a convenient location for you.

Have you ever fancied yourself as Robin Hood?
We travel with our mobile range throughout the Scottish Borders Edinburgh and South Lanarkshire

Very popular for weddings, Stag & Hen and birthday parties

Sutible for ages 8+

All Maid Marion’s welcome as well.

Then this is just the ticket.

Come shoot some arrows with us, in a safe structured environment.

There is no country in the world more suited to walking than Scotland. From the gentle pathway to the full-scale mountain climb, this country offers everything.

For those who are new to Scotland, Biggar Adventure offers the chance to experience some of the greatest landscapes in Europe, and for those who think they know Scotland, we offer the chance to think again.

We can tailor walks to suit any level of ability or fitness, and we specialise in finding new and unexplored routes through the countryside. Based i the Scottish Borders come and enjoy the Tweed Valleys rolling hills

A great introduction to paddle sport, the boats are stable and spacious and having two people in each craft makes this a very sociable paddling experience.

A canoe session can be tailored to suit a variety of outcomes and allow us to develop team-related aims and objectives.

This can be achieved on a flat water lake or as part of a journey along the canal or river.

Popular Trips

River Tweed
Starting in Peebles float down this stunning river. Experience the countryside from a different perspective. Typical trip runs from Peebles-Innerleithen takes around 3hours.

River Clyde
River Clyde has lots to offer scenery and wildlife and is one of the longest rivers in Scotland. Trips tend to start near Abington and finish at wolfclyde

Union Canal

Canoe along the canal from Edinburgh, Ratho or linlithgow.

St Mary’s Loch

Come and canoe on St Mary’s Loch family friendly session last around 2 hours.

Trip starts at Cardrona (car park just before the Hotel on the left) and we paddle down to Ashstiel. Last 4-5 hours.

We've got barrels for you to put your stuff in to keep it dry, one per person then one for your boat, so 2 people would share 3 barrels between them. Not got masses of space so if we can travel light that would be great. Barrels are 30ltr. The first part of the morning will be sorting the kit out.

We'll provide all cooking utensils, plates, cups, stoves etc. Juice,water tea/coffee

Also got a grill that goes over the fire if people want to have a go at cooking over the fire. If not, stoves are provided.

If People wanted to park cars at campsite and leave camping gear etc, that would save space etc that's fine.

We can always give people a lift back up for cars later on once we make camp.

Alternatively we leave cars at cardrona and we'll arrange for you guys to get lift back up in the morning. Let us know your thoughts on that one.

Lastly, Campsite is in a lovely old forest and there is a fire pit big enough to sit round. We have Tp Tents which can sleep up to 6. Each group will have a Tp to themselves. Toilet facilities are a bit back to nature. We have portable Port a loo's that we'll set up.