Highland Bridge Bungee – 40m Freefall Over the River Garry

Yes, there are optional media packages available to capture your experience. You can choose a photo-only package, a video-only package, or a combined photo and video bundle. Each is priced per person and recorded by staff using mounted cameras positioned at key points along the session—whether that's the bungee platform, zip line run, or landing zones.

The photo package includes a selection of high-quality action shots taken at the most exciting moments. The video option features edited clips that capture your reactions and the activity from start to finish. If you’d like both, the combined package offers the best value and can be purchased upon completion of the activity.

Safety is the top priority for this bungee jump. The entire setup uses the latest certified bungee cords and harnesses that meet rigorous industry standards. Before you jump, every piece of equipment is carefully inspected and fitted by qualified jump masters to ensure it suits your size and weight. The platform is constructed to strict engineering specifications, and the team follows a thorough safety protocol with multiple checks at every stage.

During the jump, experienced jump masters oversee every moment to manage your harness and cord connections. They guide you through the process step-by-step, from preparation to recovery. The winch system is operated by trained staff to control your ascent back to the platform safely and smoothly, giving you peace of mind throughout the entire experience.

Comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement is essential. Trainers with good grip are recommended to navigate the walk to and from the jump platform safely. Avoid anything loose or that could get tangled in the equipment, such as scarves, jewellery, or hats, as these are not allowed during the jump for safety reasons.

The weather in Highland Perthshire can be changeable, so dressing in layers is sensible. Waterproof outerwear may be useful in case of rain. You will be fitted with all necessary safety gear onsite, so there’s no need to bring your own harnesses or related equipment.

To participate, you must weigh between 35kg and 140kg and be able to wear the harness securely. There is a minimum age of 14 years, and those aged 65 or older require medical clearance from their doctor to ensure it’s safe to jump. Pregnant individuals are not permitted to jump due to safety concerns.

If you have any existing medical conditions, particularly related to the heart, spine, or joints, or if you have concerns about your health, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional before booking. The team will also perform a basic health check and safety assessment on arrival.

The total session lasts approximately 1.5 hours from check-in to completion. This includes equipment fitting, a safety briefing, the actual jump, and recovery. The time allows for everyone to get familiar with the process, ask questions, and prepare mentally for the leap.

Depending on the number of participants and weather conditions, there may be short waits, but the team aims to keep the experience moving smoothly. Spectators can watch during these intervals, making it an enjoyable experience for friends or family who come along.

The jump operates year-round and in a variety of weather conditions typical for Scotland. However, for safety reasons, the team monitors weather closely and reserves the right to cancel or delay jumps in cases of high winds, lightning, or other hazardous conditions. This ensures both participant and staff safety at all times.

If your jump is affected by weather, the team will provide guidance and options such as rescheduling. It’s advised to dress appropriately and be prepared for outdoor conditions. The location’s sheltered position beneath the bridge offers some protection but cannot fully eliminate weather impacts.

Yes, spectators are very welcome and encouraged to come along. There are designated viewing areas near the jump site that offer good vantage points to watch the jump safely. The surrounding area also has walking paths and spots for enjoying the natural scenery while you wait.

Spectators should dress for the outdoors and bring appropriate footwear if they plan to explore the gorge trails. While the viewing areas are safe, everyone is asked to follow any staff instructions and respect the equipment zones for safety reasons.

Feeling nervous before your first bungee jump is completely normal, and the team is experienced in helping participants manage their nerves. Your jump master will take time to explain every step, answer questions, and provide reassurance. They are there to support you both physically and mentally.

Many find that the preparation and focus on technique help reduce anxiety. Watching others jump before you can also build confidence. Remember, safety is paramount, and you will never be pressured to jump if you feel uncomfortable.

The jump supports participants weighing between 35kg and 140kg. This range ensures that the bungee cord’s performance and safety are maintained. The waist harness fits sizes from 40cm to 125cm, accommodating a wide variety of body shapes and sizes.

If your waist measurement or weight falls outside these parameters, the team can advise on alternative options or refer you to other activities. The equipment is carefully selected to guarantee safety and comfort for all jumpers.