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Glen Garry Native Pine Wood
 

The pinewoods are part of the Caledonian Reserves that have been desiganated 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.

How to get there:

Invergarry is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference:

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 2 miles and you will see our signs. The entrance is on your left.

Start your visit from:

Ciste Dubh Car park
Alt na Cailliche car park
VIEW ALONG THE RIVER GARRY

Facilities:

Parking

Activities:

Walking

Contact:




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