Reraig caravan site

Marine Mammal Trail

Traces the rugged coastline near Mallaig, scanning for seals, dolphins, and occasionally whales from dramatic clifftop viewpoints. Expect undulating terrain with some steep sections along exposed coastal paths—sturdy footwear essential. Not suitable for buggies; challenging for very young children due to uneven ground and cliff edges. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock and wildlife. Rewards include stunning Hebridean vistas and genuine chances of spotting marine life, particularly har

Cnoc Trail

Climbs steadily through native woodland and open hillside to Cnoc a' Bhacain's summit viewpoint, with some steep sections on rougher paths. The ascent rewards with sweeping views across Loch Duich and the surrounding Kintail mountains. Not suitable for buggies; older children who are comfortable with uphill walking will manage fine. Dogs welcome but keep close during sheep grazing seasons. A classic short Highland peak with genuine mountain character despite its modest height.

Anavig Trail

Weaves through dramatic Highland scenery near the Isle of Skye, combining coastal sections with inland terrain over varied, sometimes steep ground. Expect rocky paths, potential bog in places, and exposed hillside climbs requiring decent fitness. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to challenging, uneven surfaces. Dogs welcome but keep under close control around livestock. Rewards walkers with stunning sea views and authentic Scottish wilderness.

Strome Woodland Trail