We are stoked to see Danny Watts' long awaited guidebook on canyoning in Scotland released this summer
Ben throwing the rope as he sets up up a guided rappel in Tummel canyon in Perthshire
TAP shooter Charlotte jumping big in Acharn canyon, Perthshire. The waterfall in the picture is a 6m slide
After years of exploration, first descents & designing topographical maps, the book is now out adorned with some of our very own photography
The final abseil of Grey Mare's Tail canyon is a grand 67m rebelay. Meiko on the 50m section.
The canyons covered include playful classics in Perthshire such as Bruar Falls and Acharn canyon
There are two routes down the main falls in Acharn. River right is spectacular in high flow.
River left takes you into a carved out slot section. Great for lower levels if not filled with flood debris.
The guidebook also reaches into the far north to include big committing descents like Dundonnel & Pharaoh's canyon
Dundonnel is deep, slippy and consequential. Olly & George on clean up.
Meiko abseiling into the flow of an aquatic 35m in Pharaoh's canyon with the sea loch backdrop
Here at TAP, we specialise in canyoning photography.
We were proud to provide our photography for the guidebook - along side the author's own - to create a window into these aquatic worlds
George entering the hidden world of Dundonnel canyon
TAP shooter Steve even makes the front cover, descending the great Grey Mare's Tail canyon as captured by head photographer Charlotte
TAP Shooter Steve backlit as the summer afternoon sun lights up the Grey Mare's Tail final pitch