Marvel at the mighty fir trees of Sutherland’s Grove, the oldest of which were planted in 1870. Some are over 50 metres (174 feet) high. More were added in 1921 to commemorate Lord John Donald Sutherland, one of the founders of the Forestry Commission.
As you push deeper into this vast forest, you will find more ancient oaks and Scots pines. The trails follow the gorge of the Abhainn Teithilburn. The curiously-sculpted rocks here create incredible waterfalls.
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Panoramic views of North Argyll and beyond
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Attractive woodland trail passing the magical woodland ant nests
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Dramatic gorge and glen in native woodland
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