Torridon Countryside Centre

Torridon is a stunning area of Scotland cared for by the National Trust. It’s an ideal place for hikers, climbers, geologists and nature lovers alike to explore! With some of the finest mountain scenery in Scotland, you can take on one of its five Munros or spend time relaxing in peaceful picnic spots around Loch Torridon – plus don’t forget to stop off at the countryside centre to find out more about local wildlife and walking routes. Considered iconic North Highland landscape, this ancient wilderness offers a unique combination of water and rock; The Torridonian sandstone found on Beinn Alligin dates back 750 million years! There are plenty opportunities here too if you’re looking for adventure – why not tackle one (or all)of these 5 Trust-owned Munros? Liathach peaks at 1,054m (3456ft), with Beinn Alligin standing tall 985m (3230ft). Not forgetting also that this estate includes part of the highly designated Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve which supports an impressive range flora & fauna like rare mosses/lichens as well as pine martens & golden eagles. You may be lucky enough spot otters fishing near lochsides during your visit or even see red deer early mornings/evenings grazing along steep hillsides – there’s even Highland cattle living within farmlands throughout estate grounds so make sure check those out too when visiting Deer Enclosure/Deer Museum nearby!.