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Going to Loch Ness is not nearly complete without a visit to Glen Affric and Strathglass. The word “strath” refers to a “broad valley” according to the Gaelic language. This area was named after 3 scenic glens including Glen Affric, Glen Strathfarrar and Glen Cannich. You will be able to see wonderful mountain landscapes as well as the greenery of the Caledonian forest range. There are many waterfalls and rivers along the way. It is wilderness in the heart of Scotland and you can enjoy the natural outdoors at a fraction of the cost of a hotel room. The area has been dedicated as a national nature reserve. It is an ideal place for families to plan their vacation within the United Kingdom. You will get a view of the Celtic life as well as the kind of transformation that the locality has had in recent times. This is a tourist destination with a difference. You will not get those hackneyed resorts that are full of loud people and endless activity. Instead you will have the peace of Scotland upon you.
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Your mountain bike will be put to good use when you visit the locality. The scenery includes a summit that is over one thousand meters. To complement this tourist will have to a low level trail that can give you equally brilliant views. There are different outdoor sports facilities and you can go salmon fishing at the Culligran. Aigas is noted for its golfing facilities. There are also many species of fauna and flora within this area. The red deer in all its majesty can be seen. You will be able to see the black grouse which is closely associated with a famous alcoholic spirit. Avian life is represented by the fearsome golden eagle. You will also get to see ptarmigan, ospreys, capercaillie, otters and pine martens. This might be the perfect opportunity for you to teach the children about these rare species which are within the locality. You will also have the advantage of presenting the information within an environment which cannot be described as being boring.
There is a spectacular set of waterfalls at Plodda. In the vicinity you will get to see some of the tallest Douglas Firs in the whole of Scotland. The Glen Ord Distillery will be your source for some of the most potent whisky. Between 1940 and 1960, the locality became a center for the Hydro Electric projects in Scotland. You can see the Mullardoch Dam, a great example of technological innovation as well as being one of the principal sources of Scottish energy. If you are looking for accommodation there are many villages from which you can make a selection. These include Tomich, Cannich, Beauly, Struy and Kiltarlity. This is a region of varied interests and you will inevitably find something that is up your street. The amenities are right up there with the best depending on how you make your requirements known. The tourist is unlikely to be disappointed with Glen Affric and Strathglass.
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