A tranquil and secluded area named after Tòrr Dhùin, one of several Iron Age forts or duns along the Great Glen. In prehistoric times it probably defended this important route through the mountains. Today the river banks are only disturbed by ducks, water birds and the occasional paddler splashing by. You'll enjoy quiet trails through the woods and commanding views from the fort.
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A great place for a family picnic and a gentle stroll
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One of Scotland's most beautiful rivers
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