Inchree
Summary
A easy access, high flow and well equipped canyon with slides, jumps and abseils. Can be busy in the summer months.
Canyon Descent:
70m
Highest Drop:
20m
Canyon Length:
520m
Minimum Ropes:
1X 30m
Flood Risk:
High
Access Type:
Public
Rock Type:
Quartzite
Catchment:
15.8km2
Duration: in, down and out:
IN: 15 Mins DOWN: 1.5hrs OUT: 10 mins
Anchors
Bolted
Notes
This is a popular commercial canyon, Call 01397 747111 VERTICAL DESCENTS to prevent traffic in the canyon. Avoid the canyon between 10:30 - 12pm / 2:30pm - 4pm
Description
Approach by Car: Drive along A82 towards Inchree falls. Park in the large car park in sight of the Vertical Descents base.
Approach by foot: Follow the footpath at the far end of the car park, past the benches and up the hill, you can check levels on your way up. When the track is well above the canyon, look for the obvious boggy track that leads to the top waterfall.
Canyon entry: enter the canyon at the top waterfall.
Canyon descent: An open canyon with lots of jumps and slides, Pools are often deep with large shallow sections.
Exit: where the canyon flows into a flat featureless river on the TR.
Escapes: Always possible.
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This Canyon is Guided
Before entering this canyon please call the operator(s) below to prevent queuing. If you would like to be guided through this canyon get in contact with the recommended operator(s) below.
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Disclaimer
No responsibility or liability is taken for any harm, death or loss of property from using the information found on Canyon Log. Topo features, descriptions and notes may not be accurate and could be misleading. You must carry anchor building materials, be experienced and use your own judgement when canyoning. Flooding can completely change the layout, features and conditions. Insufficient experience may result in death.
Great trip today, low flow so did the sliding 35m abseil a few times. Bolts everywhere you need them
Great option in very high water and back up when everything else is too high. Which is the only time I’ve descended it… With all the steel cables everywhere it feels more like a via ferrata than a canyon. But there are some and relatively easy white water features to manage, odd abseil, jump and slides if the water is low enough. I’d definitely recommend taking a pulley which is suitable for metal cables (rope pulleys will get destroyed on cables), it makes the trip more fun.
The flow was too strong to cross around A1-A2 so we opted to start the canyon river right, as we were unsure if the cables were damaged and couldn’t check properly.
Really enjoyable canyon! Lots of anchor options to mix things up! Good jumps!
Descended on 28/6/23. All anchors are in good condition, well maintained and used by Vertical Descents, Can be run in medium to high flow providing group is confident in high water. Best avoided during summer season to prevent queuing.