Our Bungee Jump Locations

The Pass of Killiecrankie gouged into the landscape over thousands of years by the melt-waters of successive Ice Ages, has developed into a spectacular wooded gorge.

Both the woodland covered slopes and the River Garry flowing along the bottom of the Pass support an incredibly rich diversity of wildlife.

In 1689, the Battle of Killiecrankie, part of the first Jacobite uprising, was fought nearby. The Pass has many links to the Battle including the famous Soldier’s Leap, where one soldier escaped the battle by jumping an impressive 5.5m across the river.

A National Trust for Scotland Visitor Centre located at the Passes north end, tells the story of the Pass and its management.

Clydebank is only about a 15 minute drive from Glasgow City Centre along the A814.

There are frequent train services from both Glasgow Queen Street and Central Station to Clydebank Station, which is a 10 minute walk from the Titan Crane.

Buses are also available (Firstbus No.40) which takes you to Clydebank Shopping Centre (a 10 minute walk to the Titan Crane) and in term time continues down to Clydebank College, which is right on the doorstep!