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Glen Affric, Inverness, Scotland<br />
A medley of native woods, glittering lochs, snow-capped<br />
mountains and dramatic moorland, Scotland’s Glen Affric<br />
could easily have been plucked out of Canada.<br />
With over 30 miles of ancient pinewoods, the forest has<br />
one of the largest ancient Caledonian pine woods in<br />
Scotland. The woodland is so treasured, it’s become part<br />
of the Scottish government’s regeneration project, with a<br />
target of 25% forest cover to reach by 2050.<br />
Wander amongst the pine trees to the sound of woodland<br />
birds, looking out for ospreys, otters and red deer stags.<br />
Or tackle some of Affric’s hiking trails, punctuated<br />
with thundering waterfalls and jagged canyons. This is<br />
Scotland at its most spectacular.<br />
Glen Affric<br />
Dog Falls are a must-see and provide a good starting<br />
point for several walking trails. Climb the gradual ascent<br />
to the spectacular viewpoint overlooking Loch Beinn<br />
a’ Mheadhoin, or picnic beneath the pine trees by Coire<br />
Loch.<br />
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