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Loch Morlich, located in Cairngorms National Park, is home to the UKâs highest beach and one of the most loved lochs in Scotland. Whether youâre staying at Glenmore Campsite or just visiting for the day, a walk around Loch Morlich is a brilliant option if youâre looking for something not too challenging, yet still want fresh air and lovely …
Loch Uaine, also known as the Green Loch, is one of the most iconic and accessible walks in the Cairngorms National Park, near Aviemore. This scenic circular walk from Glenmore Visitor Centre is perfect for families, beginner hikers, and anyone looking for an unforgettable short hike in the Cairngorms â especially in winter. Best Route to Loch Uaine Iâve completed …
Murray’s Monument is one very iconic spot in Galloway Forest Park, and truly impressive to see! A Bit of History The monument is dedicated to the memory of Arthur Murray. He was a young shepherd, who later became a Professor of Oriental Languages at the University of Edinburgh. If you are lucky enough to visit …
Doon Valley in Galloway Forest Park is one very scenic valley! It is home to the beautiful Galloway Hills, the picturesque Loch Doon, and the ruins of Doon Castle. With plenty of trails to choose from, and a loch great for taking your paddle boards on, you could easily spend a few days here! But …
Threave Nature Reserve, located just outside Castle Douglas, is a dream for any bird enthusiast! Not only that, it’s home to Threave Castle and beautiful trails to follow, making it a great day out for the whole family! The Wildlife Threave Nature Reserve is not just home to birds, but all kinds of wildlife, including …
The Isle of Mull, one of the Inner Hebrides Isles, is one of my favourite Scottish islands! Why? Because it’s an island that has everything on offer! From wildlife, to scenic roads, to great paddleboard locations, to fun cycling routes, to walks for all abilities. And that’s not all! You can easily hop off the …
If you’re planning a trip to the Isle of Mull, a day trip across to the Isle of Ulva is a must! The Isle of Ulva is only a little community-owned island! Just 7.4 miles (12 km) long, and 2.4 miles (4 km) wide, it’s easily explorable on foot. Getting to Ulva To get to …
If you are planning a trip to the Isle of Mull, including a day trip to the Isle of Iona is a must! It’s an island full of history, beautiful white-sanded beaches, and crystal clear water. Not only that, on a clear day, you can see some incredible views over Mull, the mainland, and even …
If you are looking for a nice, gentle coastal walk, full of wildlife and history, this is the walk for you! The walk is a 3-mile (4.8 km) out-and-back walk along the shores of Lochbuie. It’s a great family-friendly walk! If you have a campervan, you can stay the night at the little camping area …
If you planning a visit to the beautiful Town of Tobermory, then a walk to the lighthouse is well recommended! I’m going to be honest with you guys, the walk itself isn’t one of my favourite walks on the island! You spend a good part of the route walking in trees. But when you do …