Glen Garry Native Pine Wood

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About Glen Garry Native Pine Wood

The pinewoods are part of the Caledonian Reserves that have been designated by Europe for protection and restoration. The pinewood is part of the larger Glengarry Forest area and as such is surrounded by other tree species including broadleaves and conifers.

Allt Na Cailliche trails are closed due to tree cutting work and a dangerously damaged bridge at Mandallay. The Ben Tee path is open but walkers will need to find an alternative route around the Allt Na Cailliche trails. Please obey all signage. (Expected to open March 2012)

How to get there:

Invergarry is the nearest town or village.

Invergarry is situated at the junction of the A82 and the A87. It is approximately 25 miles north of Fort William and 43 miles south of Inverness.

Once in Invergarry follow the road through for about two miles and you will see our signs. The entrance is on the left.

OS Grid Reference: NH282006
For details of public transport visit http://www.travelinescotland.com

Start your visit from:

Ciste Dubh Car park
Alt na Cailliche car park

Facilities:

Activities:

Contact:

Ruari Watt
Recreation Ranger
01397 702184
e-mail: ruari.watt@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

User Comments

5 Stars
Been around the forest at Invergarry many times and recently found the maps of the walks to be done on my next visit to the area

David Shannan, 4/Jun/2011

5 Stars
Must be some of the best forest walks in Scotland; stunning whatever the weather!

Anonymous, 7/Feb/2011

5 Stars
My husband, sister in law and I were recently staying in the Invergarry area on holiday and we would like to say how much we enjoyed the forest walks at Invergarry. They really are first class - well done!

Susan Kirk, 20/Oct/2009

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