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Located in the picturesque village of Milton of Buchanan at the foot of the Conic Hill. 29 miles from Glasgow Airport - 45 minute drive. 57 miles from Edinburgh Airport - 1 hour drive. 25 miles to Stirling Castle - 25 minute drive.
This magical location, known both as The Devils Pulpit and Finnich Glen is a beautiful gorge, cutting deep down into sandstone with a river running through. Little known until recently, TV shows such as Outlander have made this place a very popular tourist spot. Make sure you prepare beforehand though, as descending into the gorge can be tricky for some thanks to steep and rough pathways.
The Campsie Fells are a range of gently rolling hills providing an oasis of tranquillity hidden away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. A popular area for walking, the highest point of the range is Earl’s Seat which rises to 578m.
If you are looking for an adventure that will live with you forever, you’ve arrived at the right place. Go Ape Aberfoyle offers exhilarating and unrivalled outdoor activities only a 20 minute drive from the huts.
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Glengoyne is often described as Scotland’s most beautiful distillery. This traditional Highland distilery is open 7 days a week for guests to come and enjoy Whisky Tasting Experiences, Malt Master Session (where you create your very own whisky) and a superb whisky shop.
You’ll find plenty of local pubs and restaurants in nearby towns, such as our favourite The Kitchen Window and The Old Mill in Killearn, who offer some of Scotland’s finest produce. You can also find Scotland’s oldest licensed pub, The Clachan Inn serving amazing food, located in beautiful Drymen.
Located in the picturesque village of Milton of Buchanan at the foot of the Conic Hill, onlooking the river Mar conveniently located between Drymen and Balmaha on the West Highland Way
