Neath sits on the River Neath at the foot of the Vale of Neath, which climbs north-east to Glynneath and the waterfalls on the southern edge of the Brecon Beacons. On eola you can book canyoning and gorge walking with RIPNROCK, based in Glynneath, and guided day tours of the Welsh Valleys, Swansea Bay and West Wales with Tours of Wales, based in Neath.
Canyoning and gorge walking need a moderate level of fitness and the ability to swim 15 metres in a buoyancy aid; gorge walking is for ages 7 and over, and under-16s must come with an adult. For more nearby, see Swansea, Porthcawl and the Brecon Beacons.

Tours of Wales, based in Neath, runs full-day guided tours of the Welsh Valleys, Swansea Bay and West Wales in small groups of up to 8. RIPNROCK, based in Glynneath at the top of the Vale of Neath, runs canyoning and gorge walking. For more nearby, see Swansea and the Brecon Beacons.
Tours of Wales' full-day tours cost £72 per person for the Welsh Valleys, £74 for Swansea Bay and £82 for Mythical West Wales. Canyoning and gorge walking with RIPNROCK cost £75 per person for four hours.
Yes. All of the tours, canyoning and gorge walking have dates through the winter and from April.
Gorge walking is for ages 7 and over, and under-16s must come with an adult on both canyoning and gorge walking. Both need a moderate level of fitness and the ability to swim 15 metres in a buoyancy aid. The tours don't state a minimum age, so check the activity page.
For canyoning, bring swimwear, trainers or walking boots, a towel, old shorts to wear over the wetsuit, any medication you need and a thin fleece, which is a must from November to April. For gorge walking, bring footwear, a towel, old shorts and any medication. The tours don't list anything to bring.
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