This page provides you with a short desription of the variety of adventure activities available at Arthog. Your programme is planned with you to ensure that you get the most from your stay with us. The content and delivery of your programme is guided by your requirements.
Follow the links within the page to find out more about some Arthog activities.
Short duration problem solving games that develop the team and set the scene for subsequent activities. Usually based in the Centre grounds, but can be set up along the Mawddach Estuary.
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Students working individually or in pairs to find their way around set courses in the woods. This is the most effective activity for developing map reading skills – and its great fun!
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An outstanding group challenge involving the students helping each other through the rocky terrain of a mountain stream. Waterfalls, pools and slides make this one of your wetter sessions !
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A sit-on surf board powered with a kayak paddle ! Exhilarating, fun activity, superb for developing water confidence.
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An adventure using two person open canoes for developing confidence and skills on local pools or exploring the stunning Mawddach Estuary. Encourages co-operative working and communication skills.
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A 24ft long Open Canoe which takes a whole group – harks back to the Canadian Wilderness frontiersmen. Gives a genuine group experience, and platform for viewing wildlife and the water environment in its different shades.
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A unique experience exploring tunnels and chambers carved into the mountain side over a Century ago. Opportune time for reflecting on the life and working practices of Victorian mining communities.
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Opportunity to explore estuaries or the impressive local coast line, to develop group responsibility and personal kayak handling skills.
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An exhilarating and rewarding challenge, actively involving all students, were self-confidence, co-operation, trust and teamwork develop. Confidence and skills are nurtured within the session to ensure everyone achieves to an appropriate level.
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Seconday students only. Elements include : Leap of Faith, Postmans walk , Burma bridge.
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A kayaking experience without the worry of a capsize. You sit on these craft in a wet suit and if you capsize, you simply climb back on!! Easy and fun!!
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A wilderness experience where students discover the beauty and challenge presented by journeying in the high mountain landscape of the Cader Idris or Rhinog ranges. Opportunities to consider factors involved with the formation of landscape; to develop mapwork skills; and to raise awareness of mountain safety.
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A lower level mountain walk taking in some superb scenery, with the group using maps and photographs to find their way. An ideal platform for Key Stage 2 topics such as the water cycle, rivers and mountain environment.
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A longer session creates opportunity for journeying on the beautiful local rivers and estuaries.
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Barmouth slabs are one of the best beginner's venues in the country. A whole day allows you to take full advantage of the venue and progress confidence levels and skills.
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An exciting and demanding 2hr activity using inflatable rafts to descend the rapids of the River Tryweryn. (Over 12yrs and competent swimmers) – 7 persons per raft
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An introduction to the thrill of off-road cycling in Coed Y Brenin Forest. Safe, responsible biking technique is reinforced throughout the journey. (Secondary pupils and adults only)
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Spend an evening in a remote cottage under the cliffs of Bird Rock, cook your own evening meal and return to the Centre for breakfast (or cook your own.)
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Short orienteering courses within the Centre grounds.
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Feel your way along a line blindfolded – great for developing trust and communication
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An exhilarating experience walking by the estuary and sea at night time
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A mapping activity requiring photographs of features in the grounds to be recognised, located and marked on a blank map.
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A genuine American Indian style teepee, can be used for story telling or sleeping in on site.
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Barbecue or Disco. Arthog has a new sound and light system - bring your own CD's.
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