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White Water Rafting at National White Water Centre
The National White Water Centre has over 25 years of experience in providing white water rafting at the best summer white water facility in the UK. The Tryweryn River is a steep and rocky mountain river with fast flowing rapids that carry you down the course on an exhilarating and adrenalin fuelled trip. And, because the Tryweryn is a dam controlled river we very often have water when all other rivers are dry!
We have a variety of sessions available ranging from fun family trips along the lower river to fast flowing group sessions on the upper river.
Full Session Groups/ Individuals: In the two hours you will get 4 exhilarating and adrenaline fuelled runs down the grade 3/4 mountain river.
Taster Session: Not quite sure what to expect? Experience the thrill of white water rafting with 2 runs down in our 14 foot inflatable rafts, lasting just over an hour.
The Tryweryn Safari: A family friendly session suitable for children aged 10 years old or over. Tackle rapids, surf waves and bounce off boulders while enjoying breathtaking wild river scenary.
The Tryweryn Special- Upper/Lower River Combo: Our longest raft run; starting at The Chipper you’ll paddle small manoeuvrable rafts through the grade 3/4 rapids of the classic National White Water Centre run and then carry on for another 6km down the fantastic lower Tryweryn all the way to Bala.
Orcas: Two-man inflatable rafts that provide the ultimate thrill for people who are looking for a cross between white water rafting and canoeing. An opportunity to familiarise yourself with the rocky course in our guided 14 foot inflatable rafts before braving the rapids on your own in the Orcas!
For those wanting a slightly different white water experience, you can leave the raft behind and go canyoning, where you will slide, swim and scramble down the stunning gorge and be met by a bus to bring you back to the centre.
Fancy a go at kayaking? Now you can have a go in one of our tandem kayaks, this will get you closer to the crashing waves with you paddling yourself down our vigorous white water course, don't worry, you have a guide in the back!
If you don't fancy the adventure of the river, don't worry: there are extensive riverside trails around the centre and picnic areas dotted around the site which give you the opportunity to take in the splendour of the surroundings. We are situated in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, and the breathtaking scenery of the area offers a fantastic retreat, not only for the water sports enthusiast, but for everyone.
White water rafting from £32 per person.
Prices
White Water Rafting from £32.00 per person
Open all the time
Open 1st Dec - 17th Oct
Closed 18th Oct - 30th Nov.
White Water Rafting session times:
Monday - Friday 9 00am - 4 00pm
Saturday - Sunday 8 30am - 6 30pm (8 30am - 4 00pm October - March)
All activities are dependent on a suitable water release from Llyn Celyn Reservoir (normally 200 days per year)
Contact
EnquiriesTel: 01678 521083
www.ukrafting.co.uk
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Venue
National White Water CentreCanolfan Tryweryn, Frongoch, Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7NU
Map reference: SH 888402 Lat: 52.94763 Long: -3.65642
From Llangollen follow the A5 to Corwen, 1 ½ miles through Corwen take the left turning to Bala (A494). At Bala turn right towards Trawsfynydd (A4212). Drive 3 miles to the village of Frongoch, just 1 mile past Frongoch we are signposted on the left.
From Bangor head for Betws Y Coed on the A5, bear right on the junction for the A470 (north), pass Pentrefoelas and Glasfryn. 3 miles later turn right onto B4501 signposted Bala. After around 7 miles on this road, turn right at T-junction onto A4212 towards Trawsfynydd. Around 1 mile up this road we are signposted on the left.
From Aberystwyth through Machynlleth on the A478 towards Corris. Descend to “Cross Foxes Inn” and at the T-junction turn left onto A470 follow the road towards Dolgellau and turn right onto the A494 signposted Bala. Bear left at village of Llanuwchllyn and follow the lake round to Bala. At Bala follow Trawsfynydd signs A4212. Drive 3 miles to the village of Frongoch, just 1 mile past Frongoch we are signposted on the left.
Parking : with charge
Nearest station : 39 miles (62.8 kms) from Wrexham station
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