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Torrachilty Forest
 

Torrachilty is a large forest extending to approximately 3,300 hectares (7,200 acres). It mainly consists of Spruce and Pine trees but also contains beautiful pockets of native Ash, Oak and Birch woodland. The woods are home to various rare animals including wildcat and pine marten, and otters have been seen swimming in the small lochans in the middle of the forest.

How to get there:

Strathpeffer, Contin, and Garve are the nearest towns or villages.
OS Grid Reference: NH 452 573

Torrachilty Forest is located on the southern slopes of Ben Wyvis, leading down to the Highland villages of Strathpeffer, Contin and Garve. The A835 road runs close to the forest, with these villages served regularly by bus services from Inverness, Dingwall and Ullapool. Also, the train service between Inverness and Kyle of Lochalsh runs through the centre of this woodland.

Start your visit from:

Contin Forest Walks
Rogie Falls
ROGIE FALLS BRIDGE NEAR CONTIN

Facilities:

ToiletsInformationParkingEasy Access

Activities:

WalkingCyclingView PointPicnic

Contact:

Recreation
01463 791575
e-mail: inverness.district@forestry.gsi.gov.uk


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