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If you are in John O’Groats, this is a ‘must do’ walk! Duncansby Stacks are some interestingly eroded sea stacks, with such a unique shape. They are believed to have stood in this position for the past 6,000 years, slowly eroding away by the North Sea, and by harsh elements, along Scotland’s most northerly coastline. …
If you are staying near Inverness, or driving the NC 500, this is a walk I recommend doing! It’s only a short walk, but the views at the summit are something worth walking for. You can see for miles and miles over the Cromarty Firth, including the sight of the Oil Rig Graveyard. The Fyrish …
Did you know Scotland has a secret pyramid hidden in the Cairngorms National Park? Believe it or not, it really does! Prince Albert Pyramid is a memorial, located on the Balmoral Castle grounds. It was erected by Victoria in 1862, after her husband, Albert sadly passed away in 1861. The walk to and from the …
Neist Point is Skye’s most westerly point. It is located near the town of Glendale and is home to one of the most famous lighthouses in Scotland. It was designed by a man called David Alan Stevenson. On the 1st of November 1909, the lighthouse was lit. On your visit, you will see the aerial cableway …
The Fairy Glen on the Isle Of Skye is one truly magical place. The only way to feel the full magic of the place is by visiting it yourself. It’s a place like no other! Some people believe the landscape was created by faires, others believe it was created by a landslide. After seeing the …
The Quiraing is one of my favourite spots on the whole of the Isle Of Skye! The incredible, scenic landslip is located North of Skye, in the Trotternish area. If you are going to do any walks on the island, this is the one to do! Even if you don’t want to walk, just visit …
Heading to the Isle Of Skye? Then this walk definitely should be on your list! The Old Man Of Storr is one of the most photographed areas on the whole of Skye. After my visit myself, I can see why! It’s a truly impressive rock formation! The walk from the Old Man Of Storr car …
The Fairy Pools are one of Skye’s most famous spots for tourists to visit. After my visit, I can completely understand why! Beautiful crystal clear waters, with a dramatic backdrop of the Black Cullin Mountains. If you are feeling brave enough, you can even take an icy cold dip. I have to say, I missed …
Portree is a colourful town and the capital of the Isle Of Skye. It’s a beautiful town to stop off and stock up on fresh food, gifts, and fuel, before heading onto other areas on the island. On our stop for fresh food in Portree, we decided to get out and stretch our legs on …
Ben A’an, located in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, is a great little mountain to climb, but with rewarding views at the summit. The mountains sits at, 454 metres (1,491 feet) above sea level, between Loch Katrine and Loch Achray. Even though it’s only a short climb, the right mountain gear is essential! …