WILDLY WANDERING
Explore places worth visiting across Scotland, from beaches and castles to viewpoints, towns and outdoor adventures.
Discover Pitlochry Dam and its fascinating salmon fish ladder, with spectacular riverside views, live salmon displays and an interactive visitor centre exploring Scotland's hydroelectric history.
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A charming boating station and lochside café overlooking Loch Faskally in Pitlochry, offering beautiful scenery, watersports and a surprisingly entertaining gathering of ducks.
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One of Highland Perthshire's most spectacular viewpoints, offering panoramic views across Loch Tummel towards Schiehallion, a short accessible walk and a visitor centre with café and gift shop.
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The most northerly point of mainland Britain, with spectacular coastal views, dramatic cliffs and abundant seabird life. A short walk from the car park leads to the cliff-top viewpoint.
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Famous Moray Firth viewpoint on the Black Isle, offering spectacular coastal views and one of the UK's best opportunities to watch wild bottlenose dolphins from land.
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A beautiful sandy beach near Golspie, offering peaceful coastal walks, Highland scenery and a lovely place to slow down and enjoy the shoreline.
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A spectacular Highland viewpoint and National Nature Reserve where short trails lead from the car park to panoramic views across Assynt, Lochan an Ais and the surrounding mountains.
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A scenic Highland harbour town on the shores of Loch Broom, with a beautiful waterfront, local shops, seafood, cafés and easy access to the surrounding Northwest Highlands.
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A striking curved bridge crossing Loch a' Chàirn Bhàin, with beautiful views across the surrounding lochs and mountains and a worthwhile stopping point on the NC500.
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Iconic coastal destination at the northeastern tip of mainland Scotland, famous for its End of the Road signpost, harbour, Pentland Firth views and proximity to Orkney.
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One of Scotland's most spectacular castles, overlooking the Moray Firth near Golspie, with grand interiors, formal gardens, a museum and daily falconry displays.
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A historic castle on the northern coast of Caithness, formerly the summer home of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, with beautiful gardens and views across the Pentland Firth.
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Atmospheric castle ruins sitting on the shores of Loch Assynt, surrounded by dramatic Highland mountains and some of the most spectacular scenery in Sutherland.
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