Hiking to the Falls of Glomach - In this short video, we take you on a hike to one of Scotland's highest and remotest waterfalls. The Falls of Glomach take their name from a Gaelic word that roughly translates as "forbidding". It's certainly true that the cascade plunges into a dark, narrow gorge that looks like the sort of forbidding place where Trolls might dwell. This isn't a hike to take on lightly, as it takes around 5 hours, but it is a rewarding and energetic activity for a day trip away from the crowds.
Small Island Hideaways - If you want to experience the magical atmosphere of the Hebrides, it’s often better to go to the quieter islands so you can fully appreciate the tranquility of island life. This July we covered 342 miles sailing on ferries as we explored the often-overlooked little islands of Colonsay, Oronsay, Lismore, and Coll. In this video, we try to give you some idea of what to expect when you visit the smaller Scottish islands.
Dun da Lamh Hill Fort - Anglo-centric historians portray the Picts as a savage and uncultured race. However, the Picts left a legacy of hill forts and dwellings that show they were skilled builders and must have had well-organised communities. In this short video, we take you on a quick tour of Dun da Lamh hill fort to try to give you some idea of what an impressive defensive structure it once would have been.