easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; walking and sitting involved
Get up close with Highland cattle in this interactive, family-friendly farm tour at Bowland Trails. Learn about these majestic animals and capture stunning photos amidst breathtaking scenery.
Perfect for families • 4yrs + • 1.5 Hours • Interact with our large fold of breeding Highlanders
Experience an unforgettable 90-minute adventure at Bowland Trails, where you can interact closely with Highland cattle and their calves. Enjoy a guided tour in an All Terrain Vehicle, learn about their unique behaviors, and capture stunning photos as you groom and feed these majestic animals in breathtaking scenery.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Have you ever thought you could be stroking, grooming, hand feeding and feeling the horns of highland cattle? Well here is your chance!
Enjoy a personal tour, taken around Bowland Trails, in our All Terrain Vehicle to interact with our large fold of breeding Highlanders, plus their young calves, grazing the high ground above Blairgowrie as you learn about this hardy native breed and the role they play here.
Learn about their hierarchy & habits, and observe the family bonds & behaviour. Calving season begins here in April, running into the summer, so you may even be lucky enough to see one of our new arrivals take its first steps under its mother’s watchful eye.
There will be an abundance photographic opportunities when you hand feed them, stroke and groom their fur, or as they majestically pose in the stunning panoramic scenery.
Please wear boots or outdoor shoes / trainers.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes for the farm tour.
Capture memorable moments with Highland cattle and scenic views.
Arriving ahead of your scheduled time ensures a relaxed experience.
Listen carefully to instructions for safe and respectful interaction.
The farm has been part of Lancashire’s rural heritage for over a century, showcasing traditional cattle farming practices.
Bowland Trails practices sustainable farming, supporting local biodiversity and minimizing environmental impact.
Protect yourself from the elements during the farm tour.
Comfortable shoes suitable for uneven terrain.
Capture the scenic and animal moments.
Hats, sunglasses, or sunscreen for sunny days.
summer specific