The Tay network is, in our opinion, some of the best multi day loch and white water paddling available in Scotland. From Killin on Loch Tay, home of historic crannogs, all the way to Perth and the sea, this trip is teeming with wildlife at every twist and turn.

Trip planning made easy!

We know that when you're on a trip you don't want to worry about logistics, so we've taken care of everything! 

At the end of the trip, we'll get you back to the start location or if you would rather travel onwards from the finish location we'll either drop you in town or help you organise onward travel from the finish location.

When it comes to food we have got a mouth-watering menu put together, so all you have to worry about is enjoying it. 

This is an intermediate trip as it involves a number of big days and open water crossings and whitewater up to class 3.

If you're not sure if this is the trip for you get in touch and we can discuss it.

What you need to bring with you:

1. Clothing for paddling
2. Full waterproofs
3. Outdoor clothing you don't mind getting smelly and a wee bit damp in
4. Shoes for being on the water (trainers or boots you don't mind getting wet, or wellies. We do not recommend thin wetsuit boots for this trip as there is some walking to be done.)
5. Clothing for in camp
6. Dry clothes for around camp
7. Dry shoes
8. Sleeping system
9. Sleeping bag
10. Sleep matt
11. Thermals to sleep in

Day 1 - Killin to Kenmore

Day 2 - Kenmore to Grandtully

Day 3 - Grandtully to Dunkeld

Day 4 - Dunkeld to Stanley

Day 5 - Stanley to Perth

*This is our ideal itinerary however it may change when we're on the go as we'll work with the weather and pick campsites best suited to us on each day.