Discover a collection of informative guides and reviews about Scotland’s beautiful landscapes and nature reserves.
Glen Etive is located in the Scottish Highlands between Loch Etive and the A82.
The valley is surrounded by mountains and offers one of the most scenic walks in Scotland thanks to the combination of snow-capped peaks and the River Etive which runs alongside a single-track road for 12 miles.
Discover the stunning landscape of Glen Etive with this guide which features an overview and useful visiting advice.
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The Quiraing is an absolutely essential destination for any visitor to the Isle of Skye as it offers one of the most picturesque walks in Scotland.
The Quiraing is the remnant of an ancient landslide that has formed a breathtaking series of valleys, gorges and mountainous peaks on the northern tip of the island.
Discover this incredible natural attraction in this guide which includes helpful visiting advice and 360° photos.
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The Fairy Pools are located at the foot of the Black Cuillin mountains on the Isle of Skye.
These crystal-clear pools of water are one of the most-visited attractions on the island and many visitors wild swim in them, while others use them as a starting point for hikes into the surrounding mountains.
Discover the Fairy Pools in this guide which includes an overview, visiting advice, and 360° photos.
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John Muir Country Park – dedicated to the 19th-century conservationist John Muir – is located close to the town of Dunbar in East Lothian.
The park is one of the top visitor attractions in East Lothian and features grassland, pine woodland, and a wide golden-sand beach.
Discover John Muir Country Park in this guide, which includes an overview, 360° photos, and visiting tips.
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The Old Man of Storr is a rock outcrop on the Isle of Skye located in the Trotternish region, around 6 miles north of the island’s main town of Portree.
The landmark sits at an elevation of 719 metres and it can be reached via gravel paths, rough tracks and a scramble over bare rock.
Discover this stunning outdoor attraction with this guide which includes an overview, visiting advice, and 360° photos.
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The Bass Rock is an island in the outer part of the Firth of Forth in the east of Scotland.
The volcanic rock is home to one of the world’s largest colonies of gannets, and visitors can take a boat from the Scottish Seabird Centre in North Berwick to see the Bass Rock and its noisy inhabitants close up.
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