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Natural Retreats Tulloch, West Highlands is well placed for outdoor activities and discovering the history of the Scottish Highlands, positioned as it is in the beautiful village of Tulloch.
Tulloch is a mecca for hill walkers of all abilities. The Munros and Corbetts are on its doorstep for those of a vigorous disposition. More gentle walks can be had around the nearby lochs and through the glens. Tulloch is close to all the great Highland landmarks including Ben Nevis, Glen Nevis, Glen Coe, The Great Glen, Loch Ness, the Cairngorms and Glen Roy Nature Reserve.
Bikes can be hired at Base Camp Mountain Bikes at Laggan, which is about 20-30 minutes drive east of Tulloch. Base Camp includes a range of moutain bike trails to suit all abilities. Tulloch is 11 miles from the Fort William Mountain Biking World Cup held every June.
The nearest skiing is the Nevis Range or Aonach Mor at Fort William and Cairngorm at Aviemore. Mountain biking, archery, clay pigeon shooting, quad biking, paintballing, canoeing and kayaking are all available at Highland Activities, also at Laggan. Mountaineering and rock climbing, deer stalking, fishing and horse riding can be enjoyed nearby. The Highland Wildlife Park at Kingussie gives you a chance to spot wolves, wild boar, bison, red deer, pine martens and more.
Nearby Spean Bridge Golf Club is open to visitors.
If you'd rather stalk wildlife with your camera, Nevispix organise photographer safaris in pursuit of red deer and golden eagles.
Fans of the BBC's Monarch of the Glen can visit nearby Ardverikie Estate, which played the role of Glen Bogle estate in the long running series. At Fort William, 20 miles west, you will find the Fort William to Mallaig railway, which runs steam trains in season. Ferries run from Mallaig to Skye. Also Neptune's Staircase on the Caledonian Canal.
The open air Highland Folk Museum is 30 miles east of Tulloch, with traditional turf roofed house, a working croft with rare breed animals a 1930's Highland school and more.
The Dalwhinnie distilliery is about 25 miles east of Tulloch, where there are tours and a shop.
The Fort William Mountain Festival is in March. It includes a programme of mountain sports, films, lectures, guided walks, worshops, exhibitions, literature, photography and music.
Take a train ride on the famous West Highland Railway (the Iron Road to the Isles — Rathad Iarainn nan Eilean). This is the spectacular line which intertwines with the road and landscape from Fort William to Mallaig. It is one of the last major lines built in Britain, cutting through some of the oldest and hardest rock to create a journey which matches the best railways of theworld. It has recently been made famous in the Harry Potter movies.
Natural Retreats Concierge are able to recommend and book full itineraries and programmes allowing you to make the most of your stay and creating memories that last forever.
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