Discover an ancient loch-dwelling known as a Crannog and see some of the tallest trees in the west of Scotland. These trees are some of the few survivors of a devastating storm that felled vast areas of woodland in 1968.
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Ancient Caledonian forest and cascading waterfalls
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Secluded old oakwoods teeming with wildlife and history
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Adventure up gentle hills and along pebble beaches
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Horses welcome
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