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Mull’s forests are wonderful places to see some of the island’s rich wildlife.

With plenty of woodland close to the shore, look out for whales, dolphins and seabirds. Discover the history of Mull, from ancient standing stones to forgotten villages. 

White-tailed eagle carrying fish

Mull is often called Eagle Island due to its population of huge white-tailed eagles and majestic golden eagles.

Forests to visit

Aros Park

Just a step away from Tobermory, there are woodland, waterfalls and a play trail here.

Aros Park

 

Fishnish

Head to the coast and look out for dolphins, porpoises and otters. We have a wildlife hide here where you can learn about different wildlife species and see what you can spot.

Fishnish

 

Garmony

Stop for a picnic with a superb view, or explore the exciting coast path between here and Fishnish.

Garmony

 

Glen Aros

Deep within the forest is an old peaceful burial ground with some fascinating headstones.

Glen Aros

 

Loch Torr

Superb views out to the Inner and Outer Hebrides and a wildlife hide ideal for spotting red deer and birds of prey.

Loch Torr