Explore the Scottish Highland Farm Tour in Branson Missouri: A Unique Outdoor Adventure
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the tour involves gentle walking on farm trails.
Overview
Discover a unique outdoor experience just outside Branson, Missouri, with the Scottish Highland Farm Tour. Get up close with iconic heritage cattle, learn about sustainable farming, and enjoy a peaceful pastoral setting away from the usual tourist paths.
Scottish Highland Farm Tour
Starting at $29.95 | Booking in Advance Encouraged Online Or Call Us at 1-800-562-2416
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About This Adventure
Tours do sell out, we recommend buying your tickets in advance online Or Call Us at 1-800-562-2416
Rates
Adults (16yrs+) - $29.95 Children (15 - 4yrs) - $19.95 Children(3 and under) - Free with adult ticket Family Pass (2A,2C) - $79.95 + $10 each additional child
About
Visit Bigfoot Farms where you’ll interact with, pet, and feed Scottish Highland cattle. You’ll board the 4x4 trucks at Bigfoot Fun Park and journey out into the Ozarks enjoying beautiful views and an up close interaction with these unique, hairy cattle. Meet Frenchy, Tuffy, Yeti, Raven, and more as the herd comes to greet you, anxious for you to hand feed and pet them. You’ll also get the chance to see some of the babies as well as the “leaders of the pack”. This family friendly tour is mild in content and level of off-roading, appropriate for all ages.
Tour lasts 60 - 75 minutes. This tour leaves from and returns to Bigfoot Fun Park at 3608 W 76 Country Blvd, Branson MO 65616
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Adventure Tips
Wear sturdy shoes
The farm terrain can be uneven and muddy, so closed-toe, durable footwear is recommended.
Bring water bottles
Stay hydrated during the outdoor tour, especially on warm days.
All ages welcome
This tour is family-friendly, making it a great option for visitors of all ages.
Respect the animals
Observe livestock quietly and avoid sudden movements to keep animals calm and comfortable.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Various songbirds common to Missouri farmland
History
Scottish Highland cattle were introduced to North America in the 19th century and are prized for their hardiness and adaptability to diverse climates.
Conservation
The farm emphasizes sustainable, low-impact agricultural practices to maintain soil health and protect local ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Provide stability and comfort on uneven farm terrain.
Sun hat
Protect against sun exposure during the outdoor tour.
summer specific
Water bottle
Keep hydrated throughout the tour.
Light jacket
Useful for cool breezes in spring mornings or evenings.
spring specific