run down from the Scottish Highlands, southeast of Tay meanders through Perthshire Dundee and Firth of Tay on the east coast. It is fed by several tributaries and Ty officially begins when the springs from Loch Tay. The picturesque market town of Aberfeldy, on the upper reaches of the river has become a busy center for outdoor sports, especially the river activities. A six miles down river from here provides excellent white water rafting fun, starting small and gradually increasing tempo intensity as passing through a series of class 2-3 rapids. The river is runnable throughout the year and this increases its popularity further.

With rugged mountains on the horizon and forested hills all around, the slower sections of the River Tay has a relaxed atmosphere that brings you closer to nature and has inspired poets and artists over the years. Waterfalls, gorges and meadows leaf has many, as Birks of Aberfeldy, specific magical site where Scientific interest in rare plants can be seen. Birch, oak and ash trees are blooming on Elm scenic route of the river, and badgers, voles and river water birds can be seen.

just down river from Aberfeldy, Tay to take speed and negotiate some rocky thresholds for their journey to the sea. With names like Zoom flume and washing machine, these sections are very entertaining in a package and not too scary for beginners. Grandtully is the biggest challenge of these and usually when half day trips Aberfeldy was natural end. It has an initial fall, then the rocky island outcrop to move around, followed by another drop. A canoe slalom course is a permanent fixture on this stretch of river.

In Grandtully raw power and beauty of Tai is the most impressive impressive. From here the river expands, winding road towards Perth. This section is particularly popular in summer, and eddys, challenging rapids, and Hell Hole area and a large sweeping turns. Throughout its length, Tay goes from calm and slow to fast and furious through the ever changing views of the Scottish countryside. Ultimately, the best way to evaluate everything to offer, from the dramatic landscapes and wildlife, crystal clear water and rocky thresholds is to paddle down it.