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Four-poster bed with tartan canopy beside a window seat overlooking wooded hills
Inverness-shire

Arrival to Glen Affric

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Arrive at Glen Affric Estate and settle into the Lodge.

The team will be there to welcome you, help with luggage and show you around.

A short drive awayGlen Affric National Nature ReserveFrom Beauly the road carries you west through Cannich and into Glen Affric, often called one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland.14 min by roadSee itScots pine stands above woodland with snow-capped mountains behind
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  1. Man with rucksack sits on tree stump beside a still lochGlen Affric7 miles14 min by road
  2. Golden Labrador sits among heather with a loch and hills behindDog Falls8 miles16 min by road
  3. Salad plate, pint and menu on a pub table with tulipsThe Tomich Hotel12 miles21 min by road
Directions
Glen Affric Estate, Inverness-shireInverness-shireGlen Affric EstateSleeps 14 · A step away
Scots pine stands above woodland with snow-capped mountains behindAttractionsGlen Affric National Nature Reserve6.9 miles
Stay nearby

Places to stay near Arrival to Glen Affric, and when each is next free.

Glen Affric Estate, Inverness-shireGlen Affric Estate
  • Sleeps 14
  • In Inverness-shire
  • Under a mile from Arrival to Glen Affric
Check datesThe Lovat at dusk: white front, slate roof and dormers, lit lamps and the glowing bay window, a planter on the drive.The Lovat Hotel
  • A hotel
  • In Fort Augustus
  • 15 miles from Arrival to Glen Affric
Check datesLog cabin porch with lantern-lit door, snow falling on the wooden walkwayEagle Brae
  • To stay
  • In Struy
  • 16 miles from Arrival to Glen Affric
Check datesFrom above, Aquila's turf-roofed log cabin and wrap-around deck on the edge of the ridge, the glen stretching away in autumn colour.Aquila at Eagle Brae
  • Sleeps 6
  • In Struy
  • 16 miles from Arrival to Glen Affric
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