Highlands & Islands Archive
Ben A’an is often referred to as a ‘mountain in miniature.’ The popular peak is easily accessible from cities such as Glasgow or Edinburgh. What’s more it is easy to climb, and has an excellent path taking you to the summit.
1) The Old Man of Storr The Old Man of Storr is a rock formation on the north east coast of the island that stands conspicuously above the landscape around it. Standing at 165 foot tall, this distinctive pinnacle of rock gets it name …
Scotland is famed for its lochs, glens and mountains, and if often its seaside towns and villages are overlooked. We bring to you 10 of Scotland's most charming seaside towns and villages to add to your 'must see bucket list.'
From the rugged peaks of the Black Cuillins on the Isle of Skye to the deserted beaches of the North West Highlands, Scotland is paradise for the outdoors enthusiast. We bring you the 'Great Scottish Outdoors' in 10 stunning photos.
The 'Spirit of Scotland' captured in 10 photos. A photo series showcasing the unique landscapes of Scotland, from the tiny island of Muck with only 30 inhabitants, to the haunting scenery of Glen Coe.
1) The Quiraing, Isle of Skye The Quiraing on the northern coast of the Isle of Skye is an unusual and dramatic landscape. It is actually a giant landslip, with the land slowly moving to the extent that the road at it’s base, requires …
1) Rannoch Moor, Highlands Rannoch moor a barren and wild landscape covering almost 50 square miles is considered one of the last true wildernesses in the British Isles. The best way to see this landscape is to take a train on the West Highland …
1) Loch Shiel, Highlands Loch Shiel is a freshwater loch situated 12 miles west of Fort William. At the foot of the loch sits the Glenfinnan monument which was erected in 1815 to commemorate the spot where Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard at …
1) The Isle of Muck, Inner Hebrides The tiny Isle of Muck is home to a population of 30 people, and measure only 2.5 miles from east to west. Muck is a privately owned island, and has been in the possession of the McEwen family …
1) Laggan, Isle of Mull The Isle of Mull is the 2nd largest island in the Inner Hebrides, after the Isle of Skye, and the 4th largest island surrounding the United Kingdom. The pristine sands at Laggan were voted the 9th best in the …
