A hidden treasure, with a spectacular waterfall cascading past towering trees.
Lord Tweedmouth bought this area from Laird Fraser in 1856. Tweedmouth was a rich brewer and Liberal Member of Parliament. Most of the magnificent Douglas fir, larch, grand fir and redwoods you’ll see were planted by him. He also built Guisachan House. The house is long gone, but the legacy of his fine trees lives on.
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A lochside picnic spot with gentle woodland paths
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Picnic by rushing rapids, with glorious woodland walks
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A rushing river, the gateway to Glen Affric
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