Find Mor: Canyoning in Scotland an adventure film poster. A canyoneer looking downstream in a dark encased gorge

Coming 2025


Exploration. Community. Discovery.


“Scotland still has its mysteries roaring in remote glens and sometimes hidden in plain sight. 

Concealed deep in the Highlands, there remain hard-to-reach canyons unmapped and unexplored. 

This is a story of these wild places and those trying to find them.”


Supported by:

Petzl

Seland

CE4Y

Silhouette abseiler in sea cave. Find mor
female writing in book bothy by candlelight. Find Mor
A canyoneer reaches towards the anchor while abseiling on a rope above a dark gorge
Mountainous isle of Rum in Scotland with waterfall dropping to sea. Find Mor
A canyoneer abseils a large white waterfall while adventure filmmaker Charlotte Workman films
Canyoneer steps over water flow while abseiling. Find Mor
Charlotte Workman and Dale Strang look at map in winter setting. Find Mor
Rain clouds cover isle of Rum on a grey day with boat in foreground
Canyoneer looks back over shoulder smiling with heavy backpack
Man smiles in low light campfire. Find mor
Two ski tourers on vast open hillside
Canyoneer abseils waterfall in dark gorge. Find mor
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Canyoneer looks excited and surprised in narrow channel of water. Find Mor
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Two canyoneers look towards a deep crack in the mountainside surrounded by trees and bushes
One canyoneer abseiling and another on a ledge above a waterfall and dark gorge, shot from above
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Adventure filmmaker Steve Small films a canyoneer in a dark cave
Two canyoneers walk through the crack on a deep and dark gorge
A canyoneer looks up holding a rope waiting for a bag to be lowered down shot from above
Two canyoneers hanging from abseil above a waterfall in a dark gorge shot from below
Silhouette canyoneers leaving gorge to sea. Find mor