Glen Affric and Historic Beauly

On your Highland vacation get to grips and explore , the sights sounds of ancient woodland and natures delights on a Highland landscape adventure. Hike through a woodland trail in the largest remaining Ancient Caledonian forest , where glimpses of otters, red squirrels, red deer and osprey call home . Victorian artists described this Glen as the most beautiful in Scotland , and the Monarch of the Glen painting was completed here in this magnificent setting in the 19th century. Explore Glen Affric and its Tweedbank trail to reach the Plodda Falls, which are still a hidden gem, and stand on a platform to witness the 46 metre drop where the water creates its own mist. Then walk by its rushing river on a woodland trail as the water cascades through sensational landscapes . Then after a lunch stop in the Historic village of Beauly , time to explore and visit the 13th Century Priory Abbey and local shops. Visit Campbells Highland Tweed House which has its very own Royal links and warrants to the monarchy .