Alladale Wilderness Reserve is a privately-owned nature reserve in the Scottish Highlands, known for its rugged beauty and ambitious rewilding projects.
Alladale Wilderness Reserve spans over 23,000 acres of the Scottish Highlands and is characterized by rugged terrain, steep hills, and stunning glens. It is home to a variety of native flora and fauna, including red deer, golden eagles, and rare Scottish wildcats. Alladale is at the forefront of conservation efforts in the UK, with projects focused on reintroducing species and restoring natural habitats. The reserve offers a wilderness experience with opportunities for hiking, wildlife watching, and environmental education. Visitors are drawn to its scenic landscapes, including the impressive peaks of Ben More Assynt and the tranquil waters of River Alladale. The reserve is also a model of sustainable tourism, with eco-friendly accommodations and guided tours aimed at raising awareness about conservation.
Reintroduction of native species like the Scottish wildcat
Stunning vistas from the peaks of Ben More Assynt
Guided wilderness and conservation educational tours
Eco-friendly lodges set in the heart of the reserve
A pristine river supporting a diverse range of aquatic life and offering peaceful fishing spots.
A key conservation program aiming to restore the native Scottish wildcat population.
One of the highest peaks in the region, offering panoramic views and challenging hikes.