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Hill Walking |
The cottage is wthin an easy drive of some of the best walking in the UK. You can reach the following areas in 1.5 - 2 hours:
Cairngorms (Glenmore Lodge)
Monadhliath (Newtonmore)
Torridon / Letterewe Wilderness
Glen Afric
Assynt and Inverpolly
There are several Munros within easy reach, including our "local" Ben Wyvis and Scotland's most northerly Munro, Ben Hope.
For the not quite so adventurous, there are many forest and coastal walks in the area, as well as some long distance backpacking "through-routes".
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Bird Watching |
Several excellent bird watching sites are nearby, including:
Loch Fleet (20 mins)
Nigg Bay (15 mins)
Forsinard RSPB reserve (less than 2 hours)
A walkalong Tain shore over the suspension bridge can also provide great sightings.
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Fly Fishing |
The Northern Highlands is a paradise for both Salmon and Brown Trout. Brown trout in particular is inexpensive.
Drive 90 minutes west to Assynt and you have a choice of secluded lochs, many with boat hire available. A day-permit for bank fishing can be had for around £5.
Heading north, many of the estates offer day permits. Notable is Loch Badenloch, near Kinbrace.
There are several publications in the cottage explaining who to contact for day permits.
MacLeods in Tain has a wide range of tackle, flies and clothing, and the staff know the local fishing well.
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