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Corrievarkie Holiday House by the Shores of Loch Ericht

Large Spacious Holiday House by Loch Ericht in the Cairngorms with Wood Stove and all Luxury’s perfect for Fishing and Large Groups Self Catering up to 17 people, offering the Great Highland Escape.

Whether it’s to be with your Family and friends, a Wedding Reception, a Birthday celebration, a Works team building weekend or a base camp for Fishing, Walking & Munro bagging….Corrievarkie House sitting by the Shores of Loch Ericht offers the perfect solution for large numbers (sleeping up to 17 people) wanting to hide away from the invasion of our modern world.

How often have you really wanted to get away from it all ? How often have you wanted to be free from stress and the plangent cry of the telephone ?

This is a place for those who enjoy the company of their friends and the glory of Scotland’s wilderness; where the scale and importance of things can be reassessed. At the end of a private 11 mile tarmac drive, across the natural beauty of Highland moors with rushing rivers and bright heather you arrive at the untamed majesty of Loch Ericht. Here stands a shooting lodge that had no access by road until the modern age. When it was built in the 1860s all its furnishings and supplies came by pony or by boat, and despite the fact that one can now drive to it, it’s exclusive remoteness is still very much in tact.

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Due to the remoteness of this property we advise any parties booking in October or April that they should have at least one 4WD vehicle in the party in case of snow & ice.

This lodge has no landline telephone, however mobile reception is possible by putting your own SIM card into our cell phone unit in the lodge. We cannot guarantee that all providers give reception in this area.

Accommodation Layout

Ground Floor: Drawing room, dining room, breakfast room, TV snug, fully fitted kitchen, cloakroom, drying room, second sitting room with bed settee and bathroom.

First Floor: Double bedroom with en-suite shower room accessed via a steep stairway above the kitchen, 2 further double bedrooms , 1 twin bedroom, single bedroom, bathroom, shower room and separate w.c.

Top Floor: 1 double bedroom and 3 twin bedrooms with coombed ceilings suitable for children only.

Corrievarkie Lodge

  • Remote 9 Bedroom Lodge sleeps up to 12 Adults and 5 Children
  • 2 double Bedrooms, 2 Twin / Double Rooms, 4 twin bedrooms, 1 double and 1 single
  • 3 bathrooms and (1 En-suite)
  • Gas central heating & open fires
  • The Drawing Room – with large open fire, deep sofas and views of the Loch through large windows
  • The Breakfast Room – Seating six in front of a wood burning stove
  • Helicopter Land Pad
  • Remote Countryside location with Loch Views
  • Large Living room with Open Fire TV / DVD
  • Laundry, Television Room, Main Sitting Room
  • Sporting activities available
  • The Dining Room – Seating 12 round magnificent mahogany table in front of open fire
  • Free Loch Fishing
  • 6 ring gas cooker, large electric oven with grill, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, freezer, microwave and pine table that can seat 10
  • Small Sitting room – With sofa bed and adjoining bathroom
  • Washing machine and tumble dryer
  • Open Gardens
  • Games Room and table Football
  • Off road parking
  • Driveway parking for up to three cars
  • TV, Freesat channels
  • Bedding and Towels
  • A small sitting room with Freesat
  • 2 Pets Welcome £25 Per Pet Supplement
  • Self-catered. Daily maid available by arrangement

Hire charges include all Heating, Electricity, Towels, Bedding and complimentary WIFI, Solid Fuel and use of all facilities.

If you wish to bring dogs a good housekeeping deposit of £1,000 is required. A maximum of two dogs are welcome in the house on the ground floor only.

Loch Ericht and Dalwhinnie

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The nearest town of Dalwhinnie at the head of Loch Ericht is made famous by it’s Whisky distillery. Dalwhinnie provides a fantastic central touring base for Loch Ness and the Great Glen to the West. Glenlivet, the Whisky trail and the Cairngorms to the East. Wester Ross and the Northern Highlands to the North and Perthshire its castles and glorious gardens to the South.

Whether you wish to hill walk, mountain bike, golf, fish, ski, snow board, windsurf, kayak or take it easy Corrievarkie House, offers all these activities within a cycle or drive away. Located near Aviemore, Kingussie and Newtonmore, this is also an ideal base from which to explore the rich variety of Scottish Highland country pursuits against the stunning back-drop of the Grampian and Monadhliath Mountains in the Cairngorm National Park.

Shadowed by dramatic peaks predominantly Ben Alder, Loch Ericht Loch Eireachd a freshwater loch extends out south west from Dalwhinnie. Situated at 351 metres above sea level it is difficult to believe the loch is 14.5 miles in length with a surface area of approximately 7 square miles!

Loch Ericht is the tenth largest freshwater loch in Scotland and has a great reputation for its trout fishing. The loch is part of a hydro-electric scheme and is dammed at both ends. Water flows into the northern end via the Cuaich Aqueduct. The southern end is linked to a hydro-electric power station at Loch Rannoch by the 4-mile long River Ericht. The northern dam protects the village of Dalwhinnie from flooding. There are no through roads spanning the lenght of this Loch, however there is a single track road along the West side, the surrounding terrain is great to walk in land the shore line is easy to walk along.

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Fishing Loch Ericht & Boats

Guests staying in our lodge are welcome to fish on Loch Ericht and Loch Rannoch from the bank or you are welcome to bring your own boat to launch. Please ask for rules before booking. Both Lochs have a good wild stock of Brown trout. Good trout fishing in both lochs and further hill lochs are available but please ask about access. Boat hire on Loch Rannoch try the Dunalistair Hotel Tel: 01882 632218 0r Ian Nelson 01882633246

For instruction Alistair Gowans 01796473718 www.anglingintayside.co.uk In addition there is plenty of other rivers and lochs you may wish to fish for salmon and trout. The Season for trout fishing on the Lochs is March to September.

Sporting / Deer Stalking

Stalking red or roe deer is a fascinating way to discover Scotland’s landscape and culture. You will spend time walking through beautiful landscapes – mountains, glens and forests – as you go in search of the deer. The red deer on the estate are carefully managed on a sustainable basis producing a healthy quality food in balance with the local environment. Deer welfare, conservation and environmental enhancement are important initiatives for the estate. You will spend time with one of the estate stalkers on the hill. The tradition of deer stalking will offer you an insight of Scottish culture which many other visitors will never experience. Deer stalking is the term we use in Scotland for hunting and shooting deer. It is an important part of modern day land management. It also contributes to the local economy, helps protect many native plants and species and maintain a healthy and strong population of red deer. Deer stalking is also a traditional activity in Scotland, a link to the traditional culture of the Highlands. Please also discuss stalking the deer with your binoculars or camera. Red Stag season 1st July to 20th October

Roe bucks 1st April to 20th October and Does 21st October to 31st March. During the season Stalking red deer is available by arrangement with the estate manager. Please contact Patrick Thompson 01540 672002 for availability and costs.

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Dalwhinnie Whisky Distillery

On your doorstep and well worth a visit is Dalwhinnie distillery, producing Single malt Scotch whisky, classified among the Highland Single Malts. The distillery was founded with the name of the town in the late 1890s. The site was chosen for its access to clear spring water from Lochan-Doire-Uaine and abundant peat from the surrounding bogs. Set in splendid mountain scenery, Dalwhinnie is the highest distillery in Scotland. The name Dalwhinnie means meeting place, which refers to the meeting of ancient cattle drovers’ routes through the mountains.

Here you can see the distillers at work, harnessing the snow fed waters of the Allt an t’ Sluic, fresh from their journey through moorland heather, producing a full-bodied malt with a surprisingly delicate taste. You can savour a complimentary dram of Dalwhinnie during your visit, You’ll find the doors of the distillery in the mountains open to visitors all year round with restricted hours in the snowy depths of the highland winter.

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The locality of Dalwhinnie

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Tomatin Distillery Visitor Centre 01808 511444, starting at Dalwhinnie drive yourself on a wonderful scenic route down historic Speyside visiting some or the world famous Scottish distilleries, Bells Distillery, Pitlochry Tel 01796 482003.

Pitlochry Fish Ladder Set in the Hydro dam at Pitlochry enjoy a pleasant walk around loch faskally and admire the mighty hydro engineering. See if you can spot any fish swimming through the fish ladder bypass with viewing platform.

Pitlochry Festival Theatre Excellent selection of afternoon and evening performances if you want a night out Pre booking required. Pitlochry Festival Theatre, Port-Na-Craig, Pitlochry, PH16 5DR Box Office: 01796 484 626, Reception: 01796 484 600 Fax: 01796 484 616 www.pitlochry.org.uk

Scottish Crannog Centre See how the ancient Scots lived – all the comforts of home over water. On the banks of Loch Tay near Aberfeldy, enjoy some superb highland scenery on the drive there and back. March to October. 01887 830583.

Wolftrax Mountain Bike track A great day out for all ages. Bring your own bike or hire on site. Café. There are also pony rides on the same site at Haflinger trekking centre. 01528 544786 ww.forestry.gov.uk/WolfTrax

Highland Activities caters for most outdoor adventures for all ages and abilities. For those who wish to explore the wilderness of the highlands and enjoy an outdoor challenge. Tel 08450 945513 www.highlandactivities.co.uk

Nae Limits Ballinulig. White water rafting and lots of other challenging activities.Tel: +44 (845) 017 8177 E – http://www.naelimits.co.uk Hafflinger trekking centre. An fun day for young and inexperienced riders also catering for disabled. Yolande Robertson 079261 78529.

Newtonmore Riding Centre. Riding, trekking and instruction available. 07000766437 / 07831 338012 www.newtonmoreridingcentre.com

Blair Trekking Centre, Blair Atholl Set in the grounds of Atholl castle open April to October except Saturdays. 01796 481568. Newtonmore Folk Museum. Just off the A9 at Newtonmore. Well worth a visit from anyone staying in the area wanting a relaxed and enjoyable day and you will learn about the history and people of the area. Fascinating day out. Play area for kids. Café. Summer opening only. Free entry! 01540673551 www.highlandfolk.com Highland Wildlife Park. Just off the A9 between Aviemore and Kingussie.

Experience Scottish wildlife as well as international endangered animals of mountains and tundra in the spectacular setting of the Highland Wildlife Park. Drive around the Main Reserve in your own car and then investigate the walk-round area by foot, looking out for the snow monkeys being fed and Amur tigers! Open daily – opening times are from 10am – 4pm (last entry 3pm) and extended in summer.

The Highland Wildlife Park This was opened in 1972 and, along with Edinburgh Zoo, is run by the Royal Zoological Society 01540 651270 www.highlandwildlifepark.org

The Landmark Centre Carrbridge. A great range of outdoor active outdoor play activities for bigger kids. Café. Open all year but dress for the cold in winter. 0800 3313446 / 7313446 www.landmark-centre.co.uk/LocalInfo.htm

Hilton Coylumbridge Funhouse 4 miles out of Aviemore on Glenmore Road great covered play area for small kids. Located at Hilton Hotel. There is also a swimming pool here open to non residents. 01479 810661

Pitlochry Children’s Amusement park. Open Daily Easter to the End of October Highland Perthshire’s N°1 Kids Action Zone! Have a fun day out in Pitlochry for all the family, young and old. Pirate Ship, Cups & Saucers, Magic Roundabout, Bumper Cars, Boats & Orbiter Shuttles, Water Blasters, Kiddies Track Ride, Family Amusement Arcade, Carousel and Snack Bar. T: +44(0)1796-472876 F: +44(0)1796-473320

Rothiemurchus Shooting School, Aviemore. There is nothing quite like the sheer thrill of shooting at clay targets as they soar across the sky and the range of facilities make for the most exhilarating days shooting. They offer a wide range of sporting targets in natural surroundings with 26 automatic traps, each with multiple shooting positions, including high pheasant tower, bolting rabbit:, driven grouse, springing teal. They have full-time and part-time experienced instructors who provide expert one-to-one tuition giving you the confidence to really enjoy this exciting sport. Lighter weight guns and low recoil cartridges are available for ladies and children so that everyone can have a great time, and before you know it you’ll be hitting more clays than you thought possible! 01479 811272 http://www.rothiemurchus.net/Pages/Activities/Clay-Shooting.html

Swimming pool at Aviemore Highland Resort Tel 0844 879 9152

Loch Insh Water Sports Home of the Cairngorm Canoe and Sailing school or try some snow board or ski instruction on their 60m dry slope. Loch Insh Watersports Kincraig Kingussie Inverness-shire PH21 – 1NU Tel +44 (0) 1540 651 272 www.lochinsh.com

The locality of Dalwhinnie

Apart from Dalwhinnie Distillery and gift shop we are a few hundred meters from the Dalwhinnie Inn, a great pub. The bar / restaurant is very comfortable with an excellent menu and there is a beer garden where there. Dalwhinnie has a further choice of Inns, Spar Shops, Cafes, Restaurants and a Railway Station with direct services to Aviemore, Inverness, Pitlochry and Perth. Fuel Stations and Garage services are available at Dalwhinnie – fuel and papers only. 01528 522311 McCormacks, Kingussie. Recovery and repairs (AA recovery) 01540 661381 Kinloch Rannoch Garage – fuel only. Not extended hours. Blair Atholl Garage –fuel, recovery and repairs. 01796 481221.

Eating out further afield of Dalwhinnie not recommend…just suggested as any one especially as guests have different expectations and restaurants change over time. Post Taste, Rannoch (F) Post Taste is open 1000 – 1600 for tea, coffee and light meals and from 1800 – 2030 for evening meals. For reservations Tel. (01882) 632333. Internet access available. Blasta Newtonmore 01540 673231, Delicatessen / Take Away Food – What’s Cooking, Newtonmore 01540 673777. Columba House Hotel, Kingussie 01540 661402 The Cross, Kingussie 01540 661166 La Taverna Ristorante, Aviemore. (F) 01479 810 683 Lisis, between Aviemore and Grantown (F) 01479 831339 The Loft, Blair Atholl 01796 481377, Atholl Arms Hotel, Blair Atholl. 01796 481205 The Old Armoury, Pitlochry 01796 474281 Port na Craig, Pitlochry* 01796 472777 Killiecrankie House Hotel 01796 473220

Self Catering Dalwhinnie Cairngorms – Accommodation

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Warm and cosy accommodation in the Scottish Highlands

Now you have arrived at Corrievarkie Lodge….cut off and begin to relax in an environment of remote independent seclusion.

Sleep in, restore the soul, build a bonfire on the shore under a trillion stars, climb to even wider panoramas of mountain and loch, luxuriate in deep baths with lots of hot water, play hide and seek, explore the rocky burns and sparkling pools, dine in Edwardian style on long summer evenings, swim in the burn that drops into peaty pools, enjoy a dram of malt, linger in thought, forget about the world. Due to the remoteness of this property we advise any parties booking in October or April that they should have at least one 4WD vehicle in the party in case of snow. This lodge has no landline telephone and mobile reception possible is by putting your own SIM card into our cell phone unit in the lodge. We cannot guarantee that all providers give reception in this area.

Ground Floor Drawing room, dining room, breakfast room with TV, Fully fitted kitchen with 6 ring gas cooker, large electric oven with grill, dishwasher, fridge / freezer, freezer, microwave and pine table that can seat 10 people, Washing Machine and tumble dryer. All other essentials such as Cutlery, Crockery, Utensils and Cookware are provided for your convenience.

Cloakroom, drying room, second sitting room with bed settee and bathroom. First Floor Double bedroom with en-suite shower room accessed via a steep stairway above the kitchen, 2 further double bedrooms, 1 twin bedroom, single bedroom, bathroom, shower room and separate W/C.

Top Floor 1 double bedroom and 3 twin bedrooms with coombed ceilings suitable for children only.

Bathrooms – 3 Fully equipped Luxury Bathrooms and 1 Shower Room

All bed linen and towels are provided. Helicopter landing facilities available for use by guests by prior arrangement. Fishing for brown trout in the Loch is included in the rental. Sporting by arrangement.

Famous Scottish Castles

Within this region there are literally dozens of Castles to visit from Ballindalloch Castle near Aberlour on the river Spey to Balmoral a beautiful drive over the mountains to Royal Deeside where you are spoilt for choice with Drum, Crathes, Craigevar or castle Fraser. Between Forres and Nairn is Brodie and Cawdor Castles and to the east of Dufftown is the ruined Huntly castle and close to Turiff is Fyvie castle above with its 5 towers and 5 centuries of history, further a field castles such Balmoral, Braemar, Crathes and of course castle Urquhart on Loch Ness or cities such as, Elgin, Forres and Inverness are easily accessible.

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Fantastic day Trips within a few hours of Dalwhinnie

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Fort William

To the southern end of the Great Glen on the shores of Loch Linnhe and Loch Eil is Fort William the largest town in the west highlands of Scotland. It is close to the beautiful Glen Nevis, Ben Nevis and Nevis Ski Range, the highest mountain and ski area in the British Isles. It has full skiing and snowboarding facilities, ski/board hire and instruction and Gondola runs all year round. The town is a major tourist centre with Glencoe just to the south, and Glenfinnan to the west, on the Road to the Isles. It is an important centre for hill walking and climbing due to its proximity to Ben Nevis and other mountains. It is also well known for its famous Downhill Mountain Bike Track and its connection to the Great Glen Way. From June to October you can take a day trip on Jacobite steam train from Fort William to Mallaig, passing over the famous Glenfinnan viaduct seen on the “Harry Potter” films.

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Aviemore & Loch Ness

Just a short trip away is the fantastic resort of Aviemore with a multitude of activities ranging from skiing in the Winter, to walking, climbing, mountain biking, fishing, Deer stalking…..and for the less active a most pleasurable trip on the Aviemore & Strathspey steam railway or a pleasure cruise or boat trip on Loch Ness to the West.

In the 1960s Aviemore was transformed for ever by large developments for the tourist industry. The Aviemore Centre was opened in 1966, by Sir Hugh Fraser – House of Fraser. Regular visitors to Aviemore, include Prince Charles and Princess Anne whom attended the Royal Hunt Balls hosted in the Aviemore Centre’s Osprey Rooms. The very popular BBC TV show “It’s A Knockout”, was hosted within the complex at least twice. Within the Centre there is an international competition standard ice skating and curling rink, home to the Aviemore Blackhawks and Aviemore Blues hockey teams, a Santa Claus theme park featuring a resident Santa 365 days a year, a theatre, a cinema, many bars, restaurants, nightclubs and discotheques, crazy golf, many shops including “Cairdsport” (run by local man Sandy Caird, who brought the first ski shop and ski school to Aviemore) within the ice rink complex, fountains, a dry ski slope, a swimming pool and a go-kart track.

The Cairngorm Mountain Ltd Ski Area, tel: +44 (0)1479 861261 is notable for being near the freely grazing reindeer herd at Glen More, the only one in the UK. The resort has variable quality of snow and weather conditions. Aviemore also has a railway station is on the Highland Main Line with regular services to Perth, Edinburgh and Glasgow, it is also the southern terminus of the lovely Strathspey Railway, a heritage steam and diesel railway, currently being extended to Grantown-on-Spey.

CairnGorm Mountain Ltd, Cairn Gorm Ski Area, Aviemore PH22 1RB tel: +44 (0)1479 861261, fax: +44 (0)1479 861207 email: info@cairngormmountain.org www.cairngormmountain.com

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Wildlife and Nature

The region is fantastic for viewing birds, wildlife and wild flowers. After you have enjoyed the resident rabbits, sheep, buzzards, deer and abundant Flora and fauna which make this region a veritable honey pot for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. You can also enjoy unpolluted lochs, seas and rivers, extensive native woodland and varied mountain terrain, the habitat is rich in wildlife. Admire majestic birds of prey, such as the Red Kite and the Golden Eagle; observe the native red squirrels and pine martins; or take a boat trip to spot bottle-nosed dolphins. you can explore further within this area and see Stags, Rut and Mountain Hare and with winter good timing Stoat visitors including Fieldfare, Redwing, Snow Bunting, Waxwing and Brambling.

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Loch Ness and Nessie

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To the North West Loch Ness the largest body of Freshwater in Britain over 25 miles long and more than 300 metres deep in part, is home to Scotland’s best kept secret the Loch Ness Monster “Nessie”One of the most discussed and controversial subjects to this day. In 525 AD the first recorded entry of a sighting was made by St. Columba. Modern day sightings ranging from the sensational 1934 R K Wilson “Surgeons” picture…recently suggested to be a hoax, but even more recently indicated to be a hoax theory within a hoax. To the genuine cine film sequences taken by Dick Raynor and Tim Dinsdale in 1960’s. Whatever Dinsdale did film that day convinced him…he gave up his Job and family life to spend the rest of his life (the next 25 years) looking for “Nessie”. There were also others like Roy Mackal and Robert Rines of the Academy Of Applied Science with underwater images of a possible head, neck and torso in the 1970’s, plus a regular supply of Sonar and Radar readings to this day picking up strong mid-water contacts in the Loch. There are modern everyday people with nothing more obvious to gain exept than “loss of respect” ranging from local Policemen, Bank Managers, Businessmen, Fishermen, Aero engineers, Monks and of course tourist’s with eye witness accounts and further photo evidence.

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The Loch Ness Monster

There have also been many hoaxers and show men to add to the confusion. Scientists alike, do not dispute that large creatures are living in the Loch, but cannot say exactly what they are, the Loch is fairly un-productive because of it’s deep dark murky, peaty waters, visibility is virtually zero 3/4 metres down, a number of species of fish, such as Artic Char “once thought extinct” have adapted to hunting and feeding with out the use of eye sight and amazingly can be found living off plankton and smaller fish up to 100 metres deep in the Loch. Original calculations put the the tonnage of fish living in the Loch at around 3 tons, hardly enough to support any larger creature! more recent surveys indicate an actual tonnage of over 25 tons. But dont go to the Loch Ness and Great Glen region to specifically see Nessie for real in the flesh as you may end up disapointed, do come to this region to enjoy the scenery and beauty and do pay a visit to at least one of the Loch Ness Monster exhibitions in the local village Drumnadrochit.

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The Whisky Trail and the Highland Games

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Within an easy day trip you can explore all of the Cairngorms National Park, this spectacular region is part of the Moray Malt Whisky Trail. Sample whisky nosing and tasting in Dufftown, enjoy historic Scottish castles, idyllic fishing villages or beautiful empty beaches in Moray coast. The Cairngorms is Britain’s largest national Park and has the largest area of arctic mountain landscape in the UK at its heart, with diverse communities around it. It is home to 17,000 people and 25% of Britain’s threatened birds, animals, and plants. It includes moorlands, forests, rivers, lochs and glens. Annual Whisky Festivals are: the Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival in late April – and the Autumn Speyside Whisky Festival late September. The Glenfiddich distillery is open to the public (free) while close by is the picturesque ruined Balvenie Castle with it’s renaissance facade maintained by Historic Scotland. Other local distilleries to visit and whiskies to taste include Macallan, Glen Grant, Glenfarclas, the Glenlivet (free tours), Aberlour and Cardhu. Every year Scotland invites people from all over the world to attend Highland Gatherings and Highland Games. The Gatherings are usually held in late August early September throughout Scotland and perhaps the most famous and finest Highland Games anywhere are in Braemar. It features the finest Pipe Bands, pipers, Highland dancers, and athletes in a beautiful setting surrounded by hills. The patron of the Gathering is Her Majesty the Queen.

 

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The Black Isle and the Northern Highlands

To the North the areas of Sutherland and Caithness form the great, empty, northern wilderness of Britain; having three coasts, a vast interior, and the lowest population of any area in Western Europe. Its scenery is surprisingly varied, ranging from fantastic mountain ranges to stunning scenery ranging from the ‘Flow Country’, an area of wild mountains and almost impenetrable bogs and moorland, to the ‘machair’, coastal grassland based on old dunes of shell sand and finally the Atlantic oakwood. Their scenery varies from wild cliffs and tiny islands to lonely moorland and remote golden sandy beaches. You will find Majestic castles like Dunrobin, Mey, Old Wick and Girnigoe, dozens of ancient monuments, quality tweeds and woollens, whisky distilleries such as Clynelish Distillery. Plus tree-lined twisting roads and foaming rivers.

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Corrievarkie Holiday House by the Shores of Loch Ericht

The hire charges include all Bedding, Towels, Heating, Electricity and Logs for the Stove.

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