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Rothiemurchus Estate Adventures

Rothiemurchus Estate is a beautiful and historically rich area located within the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland. Known for its ancient Caledonian pine forest and diverse wildlife, it offers a wide range of outdoor activities for nature enthusiasts.

25,000
Acres Protected
Over 50
Miles of Trails
100,000
Annual Visitors
1540
Year Established

About Rothiemurchus Estate

Rothiemurchus Estate
 

Rothiemurchus Estate spans over 25,000 acres within the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland. This privately-owned estate is renowned for its stunning landscape, which includes expansive glens, rugged mountains, and one of the largest remaining remnants of the ancient Caledonian pine forest. The estate is a conservation area, noted for its biodiversity, supporting species such as red squirrels, capercaillies, and ospreys. Historically, the estate has been passed through numerous generations, maintaining a delicate balance between agriculture, conservation, and recreation. Visitors will find numerous recreational opportunities, such as hiking, wildlife viewing, and fishing. Key landmarks include the Loch an Eilein, a picturesque loch with a small island castle, and the forest itself, which is a haven for endangered species. Rothiemurchus offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure, making it a favored destination for those seeking tranquility and exploration.

Highlights

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Loch an Eilein and its 13th-century castle

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The ancient Caledonian pine forest

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Braeriach, Britain's third highest mountain

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Guided wildlife safaris to spot unique Scottish wildlife

Notable Natural Features

Loch an Eilein

A scenic loch with a small island and a ruined 13th-century castle.

Caledonian Forest

A beautiful ancient forest, home to rare species of flora and fauna.

Rothiemurchus Clay Shooting Ground

A facility offering clay pigeon shooting for visitors.