Hidden Glasgow presents: Pinkston Watersports!
Hidden Glasgow presents: Pinkston Watersports!
We've got an absolute belter of a recommendation for you this Friday!Check out Pinkston Watersports, home to Scotland's only artificial whitewater course!
About Pinkston Watersports:
Pinkston Watersports began as a Commonwealth Games 2014 legacy project, and has grown from strength to strength with a mission now to provide paddlesports for all!
As well as providing outdoor activities for a range of schools, community groups, sporting clubs, and local projects, they offer kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, outdoor swimming, whitewater tubing, games, and more for anyone aged 7+ to enjoy.
The complex is home to a range of other businesses including Glasgow Wake Park, Scuba Diving Scotland, and more.
As well as providing outdoor activities for a range of schools, community groups, sporting clubs, and local projects, they offer kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, outdoor swimming, whitewater tubing, games, and more for anyone aged 7+ to enjoy.
The complex is home to a range of other businesses including Glasgow Wake Park, Scuba Diving Scotland, and more.
How is Pinkston Watersports hidden?
Pinkston is located at 75 North Canal Bank St, just off the M8 motorway's A81/George Square exit. The sports complex is located just outside of the city centre, but hidden behind the motorway just enough that if you blink, you'll miss it!Travelling there by public transport? Get off at Cowcaddens subway station, or Buchanan bus stance is a short 15 minute walk away.
Why should I go to Pinkston Watersports?
At Pinkston, there is something for just about anybody.
Whether you're a seasoned paddler looking for a place to practice, a thrill-seeker looking to dive into whitewater tubing, or just interested in trying something new with the family - you'll find it here. Beginner kayak lessons range from £25, or why not check out the upcoming October Holiday camps for kids at £22 for the day? It's definitely something different, and the best part is - if we're having typical Scottish weather, you're likely to be wet already!
Whether you're a seasoned paddler looking for a place to practice, a thrill-seeker looking to dive into whitewater tubing, or just interested in trying something new with the family - you'll find it here. Beginner kayak lessons range from £25, or why not check out the upcoming October Holiday camps for kids at £22 for the day? It's definitely something different, and the best part is - if we're having typical Scottish weather, you're likely to be wet already!
What's nearby?
If you're hungry after your adventure-filled day, why not visit nearby skate park The Loading Bay's cafe for a tasty sandwich or coffee!Have you been to Pinkston Watersports before?
Or do you have a suggestion for a hidden spot you'd like us to feature?
Let us know in the comments below and we could be discussing your ideas next!
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Shame you never mentioned us a provider on site supplying all sorts of deifferent activities on the white water course and around the outskirts of Glasgow like a journey down the Devils pulpit
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