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THINGS TO DO ON YOUR STAY
THINGS TO DO ON YOUR STAY
TARREL
FARMHOUSE
Walking Trails
Scotland boasts some of the most beautiful walking trails in the world, with breathtaking scenery and stunning landscapes that are sure to leave you in awe. We have compiled a short list of our favourite walks near the Farm for you to explore during your stay.
Coastal Walk
Distance from Farmhouse: On your doorstep!
Distance of Walk: 0.5 miles to the Coast (extendable)
Difficulty: Easy
Leaving directly from the Farmhouse, this easy trail leads you to the Moray Firth Coastline. Stroll through the old Christmas tree forest on your way, where you can spot deer and try your hand at identifying exotic mushrooms.
Once you've reached the coast, you can sit and enjoy the view from the cliff, or meander in either direction for as long as you please. Those fancying a longer walk might attempt to reach Rockfield to the North, or Balintore to the South.
Aldie Burn Forest Walk
Distance from Farmhouse:8.5 miles (15-min drive)
Distance of Walk: Approx. 2 miles (extendable)
Difficulty: Easy
A peaceful and scenic trail that follows the Aldie Burn stream. The walk is relatively easy, with a well-maintained path and gentle inclines. If you wanted to try a longer walk, embark on a different trail from the Aldie Burn Car Park.
Fyrish Monument
Distance from Farmhouse: 23 miles (32-min drive)
Distance of Walk: Approx. 4 miles
Difficulty: Moderate - Difficult
A challenging but rewarding hike that takes you through some stunning Highland scenery. Appreciate the beauty of the forest track, as you wind through burns and ascend toward the summit. Of course, be rewarded by the monument at the top, a unique and fascinating pillared structure built in the 18th Century.
Duke of Sutherland Monument
Distance from Farmhouse: 25 miles (35-min drive)
Distance of Walk: Approx. 4 miles
Difficulty: Moderate
A well-maintained and clearly marked track that departs from Golspie and takes you to the top of Ben Bhraggie. From the monument at the summit, you can take in panoramic views of the North Sea and the surrounding hills and valleys.
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