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Inverness-shire.
Looking down the glen in spring from the hill above a turf-roofed cabin, the river winding through fields.

Itineraries in Inverness-shire.

Days we have driven, stop by stop

All itineraries
A walk to Plodda Falls by TomichA morningA walk to Plodda Falls by TomichMore infoA walk to the Coire Loch from Dog FallsA morningA walk to the Coire Loch from Dog FallsMore infoThe Tall Trees Trail walk in Reelig GlenA morningThe Tall Trees Trail walk in Reelig GlenMore infoA river reflects a white suspension footbridge, a clock tower and a tall spired church standing along the bank under a pale sky.A morningA walk to Divach Falls from DrumnadrochitMore infoA walk to Invermoriston Falls and Telford's old bridgeA morningA walk to Invermoriston Falls and Telford's old bridgeMore infoNairn's East Beach, harbour and piers walkA morningNairn's East Beach, harbour and piers walkMore infoThe Fairy Glen with the dog and lunch in RosemarkieA morningThe Fairy Glen with the dog and lunch in RosemarkieMore infoLoch Ness by RIB to Urquhart CastleA morningLoch Ness by RIB to Urquhart CastleMore infoA barrel sauna on Rosemarkie beachA morningA barrel sauna on Rosemarkie beachMore infoChanonry Point and the Fairy Glen with the kids and the dogOne dayChanonry Point and the Fairy Glen with the kids and the dogMore infoInverness Leisure, the Botanic Gardens and Whin ParkOne dayInverness Leisure, the Botanic Gardens and Whin ParkMore infoWhin Park, the Ness Islands and a hot chocolate at XOKOA morningWhin Park, the Ness Islands and a hot chocolate at XOKOMore infoThe Black Isle Brewery and lunch at the Black Isle BarA morningThe Black Isle Brewery and lunch at the Black Isle BarMore infoThe wave pool and lazy river at Inverness LeisureA morningThe wave pool and lazy river at Inverness LeisureMore infoInverness Museum and Art Gallery and lunch at RocpoolA morningInverness Museum and Art Gallery and lunch at RocpoolMore infoCulloden Battlefield and afternoon tea at Culloden HouseA morningCulloden Battlefield and afternoon tea at Culloden HouseMore infoClava Cairns at sunset and supper at the Cawdor TavernA morningClava Cairns at sunset and supper at the Cawdor TavernMore infoInverness Botanic Gardens and lunch at Café BotanicsA morningInverness Botanic Gardens and lunch at Café BotanicsMore infoNairn beach, the harbour and lunch at Basil Harbour CaféA morningNairn beach, the harbour and lunch at Basil Harbour CaféMore infoThe River Ness and a pint at the Castle TavernA morningThe River Ness and a pint at the Castle TavernMore infoA wet day in InvernessOne dayA wet day in InvernessMore infoStrathpeffer and Rogie FallsOne dayStrathpeffer and Rogie FallsMore infoThe Great Glen WayA few daysThe Great Glen WayMore infoA large circular chambered cairn stands between two standing stones, bare winter trees framing a pink and grey dusk sky.A few daysThe Loch Ness 360More infoCulloden, Cawdor and Nairn: a day east of InvernessOne dayCulloden, Cawdor and Nairn: a day east of InvernessMore infoFive days in the HighlandsFive daysFive days in the HighlandsMore infoA river winds through a wooded valley towards distant hills, a stone building's roof visible among the trees in the foreground.One dayLoch Ness from Inverness without a car: a cruise from Dochgarroch Lock and Urquhart Castle by busMore infoInverness's old town: the Victorian Market, the Old High Church, Leakey's, the cathedral and the castle hillOne dayInverness's old town: the Victorian Market, the Old High Church, Leakey's, the cathedral and the castle hillMore infoA river valley opens beyond a rocky, heather-covered foreground, forested slopes rising towards distant hills under a clear sky.A few daysScotland in seven daysMore infoThree days: the Highlands from EdinburghThree daysThree days: the Highlands from EdinburghMore infoA Day in InvernessOne dayA Day in InvernessMore infoThe Road to the Isle of SkyeOne dayThe Road to the Isle of SkyeMore infoHunting for History on the Black IsleA morningHunting for History on the Black IsleMore infoTravelling Scotland’s Great GlenOne dayTravelling Scotland’s Great GlenMore infoA ruined abbey with a pointed gable and arched doorway stands beside a tall cedar tree, gravestones scattered across the surrounding lawn.One daySpending a Whole Day Around Loch NessMore info

More of Inverness-shire.

A large circular chambered cairn built from stacked stones sits among bare winter trees at dusk.See and doCastles, cairns and the field of CullodenA carved wooden picnic table and benches stand on a hilltop meadow overlooking a forested glen and hills under a clear sky.Eat, drink and shopRiverside kitchens, bakeries and a whisky barArdea through old birch trunks, its turf roof and railed deck mirrored in the pond below, ferns in front.Where to stayLog cabins in the glen and cottages on Loch NessA crenellated sandstone castle stands on a wooded hill above a river, bare trees lining the bank in the foreground.History and storiesClava's cairns, Culloden and Telford's canalThe sleeper drawn up at the platform, lit from the canopy above.Getting hereThe trains, the roads and the sleeperThe Northern Lights green and pink over the dark glen, the cabins' lights among the trees below.What is on in Inverness-shireSomething new from the region every day

Photographs by castleartgallery; Wild Gorse Studio, Tomasz Francuz, The Old School Beauly, Shannon McCluskey and Monica Kyle via Google