Wildlife at Glen Aros

Argyll and Bute
Scotland
Salen is the nearest town or village.
OS Grid Reference: NM551453

The woodland is made up of a predominatly mature conifer crop. The burn sides harbour native species such as birch, hazel and willow.

Birds: Catch a glimpse of the rare white-tailed sea eagle!

Sea-eagle viewing site on Mull

Guided visits to the viewing hide are available from 21st March - mid July. Advanced booking is essential as places fill up quickly.

Prices

Adults Ł4, children (16 and under) Ł2, family (2 adults and 2 children)Ł10. Free to island residents.

Opening times

Trips will provisionally run:

Monday - Friday, 10am and 1pm

Saturday 10am and 1pm;

Sunday 1pm

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Trips last approximately 2hrs, although visitors are free to leave early if they wish.

Booking information

For bookings and further information please telephone: 01688 302038 (7 days 9am - 5pm). We have information about White-tailed eagle

How to get there:
From Craignure
Follow the A848 north to Salen. 2 mile north of Salen on the Tobermory road(A848), on the left hand side is a turn off with a sign saying Lettermore. The Sea Eagle Hide Meeting point is point is 0.6 miles along the forest road.

From Tobermory
Follow the A848 towards Salen for a distance of 7.2 miles. As you leave the coast to go inland on the right there is a turn off and a sign saying Lettermore.The Sea Eagle Hide Meeting point is 0.6 miles along the forest road.Look for the 'Ranger-led Sea Eagle Trips' sign at the forest road junction.

Local Weather Forecast (Multimap)

Enter through:
Glen Aros Car Park

Activities:

Contact:
Jan Dunlop
Mull & Iona Community Ranger
01680 300640
e-mail: jan.dunlop@forestry.gsi.gov.uk

What else is here

In Glen Aros there is also
recreation

Useful sites

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