Here, at the end of the public road, Glen Affric opens up and you are surrounded by the mountains. The wild land is home to golden eagles, mountain hares and red deer.
Autumn and winter are the best times to see deer, when they come down from the hills to find shelter and feed on bark and young saplings. In the past, wolves helped to keep the delicate balance between deer and trees. Now we fence some areas of forest to keep the deer out, and control their numbers so both trees and deer stay healthy.
Looking for where to visit next, or want a Plan B? Explore these nearby or related forests.
A lochside picnic spot with gentle woodland paths
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One of Scotland’s most spectacular waterfalls
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Picnic by rushing rapids, with glorious woodland walks
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