AN adventure park is preparing to open in Glasgow, promising a "must-visit" experience for adrenaline junkies.
Play Port will take its first bookings from thrill-seekers today and is a combination of existing facilities at Port Dundas.
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The partnership will bring together canoeing from Pinkston Watersports, skateboarding and BMX-ing from the Loading Bay Skatepark and whitewater tubing from the Glasgow Wake Park.
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It's hoped that bringing the various spots together will be easy to book for visitors.
The park will open its doors in earnest next month.
Director of The Loading Bay skatepark John Bailey said: “We’re so proud to have launched Play Port – a partnership between three incredible sporting venues jam-packed with adventurous experiences.
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"This new collaborative brand allows people to try the different activities we have to offer through one easy to book system.
“The sporting facilities around Port Dundas are unique and the area is fast becoming a hub for adventure.
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"Each of our venues are excited to be looking towards the summer and welcoming familiar and new faces to have fun in a no-pressure environment. Our teams are incredibly welcoming and can’t wait to see more people experience an urban adventure by Glasgow’s canal thanks to the launch of Play Port.”
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