Main Text ##The Deal Adventure seekers can descend vertical walls, tackle unstable floating devices and scramble over boulders with a choice of activities at The Mill Adventure Base. Climbing, abseiling, kayaking and weasling are on the menu, and guests can choose single activity on Tuesdays, two on Saturdays or go for a hat trick on Fridays or Sundays. Customers are encouraged to wear outdoor clothing and bring a change of clothes, a towel and a sense of humour, in case things don’t go quite as planned.

Choose from the following options:

• £16 for one activity on a Tuesday

• £24 for three activities on Friday or Sunday

• £25 for two activities on Saturday

Activities and Dates Available

Tuesday Climbing wall - 6pm-8pm: 1, 15, 29 April; 6, 13 May; 3, 24 June; 8, 22 July

Kayaking - 6pm-8pm: 6, 13 May; 3, 24 June; 8, 22 July

Friday

Canoe, Climbing Wall, Abseiling - 10am-4pm: 18 April, 16, 30 May

Saturday

Weaseling and Climbing - 10am-4pm: 12 April, 31 May, 19 July

Caving and Abseiling - 10am-4pm: 19 April, 14 June

Gorge Walk – 10am-4pm: 10 May, 28 June

Sunday

Canoeing, Climbing Wall, Abseiling: 13, 20 April; 4, 11 May; 1, 15, 29 June; 20 July

Groupon asks Drew Cartwright, Head of The Mill Adventure Base about adventurous activities and challenging yourself.

G: How did you get into outdoor activities?

“With the desire to try something new and a need to get the adrenaline pumping, adventurous activities really enable you to feel alive. They’re great if you want to challenge yourself, learn new skills or simply enjoy a day out with your friends and family.”

G: Which activities do you offer?

“Kayaking and canoeing on-site and river trips, canoe expeditions, raft building, sailing, power boating courses, archery, artificial caving, cave exploration in the Peak District, climbing and abseiling on-site or in the Peak District, group challenge events, mobile climbing wall, technical mountain biking, weaselling, gorge walking and mountain walking.”

G: Where’s the best place you’ve practised your favourite activity? What made it so good?

“Some of the best things we have done recently with groups have been coast to coast journeys in the UK, either the Caledonian Canal in Scotland by canoe or Sunderland to Workington on mountain bike.”

G: What key skills do you need to be good at this activity?

“A desire to try new things, a willingness to challenge yourself and a good sense of humour!”

G: What should people bring with them on the day?

“Bring a drink and snack/lunch, along with suitable clothing for outdoor activities, a complete change of clothes and a towel, just in case.”