#Ben Wyvis From Wyvis Lodge

A circular route to the 18th century arches of the Fyrish Monument. After a short distance my route leaves the busy Jubilee Path to make a gradual ascent up the shoulder of Cnoc Fyrish. The monument itself is a true work of art and forms a significant part of local history. My return route takes you through an area of mature forestry teeming with wildlife.

This gentle walk brings you through the woodlands, up and down hills to get views over the magnificent Rogie Falls and a suspension bridge across the Black Water river.

Walk along Black Water river and explore Rogie Falls walking through the pine and heather Torrachilty Forest.

Walk along Black Water river and explore the pine and heather Torrachilty Forest.

An easy circular walk along the Moniack Burn. Reelig Glen is home to some of the tallest trees in Britain and as you walk through this mossy woodland, you can't help but feel small compared to the massive fir and spruce trees towering above you. Information boards dotted along the trail offer ID opportunities and some fun facts.

A fantastic circular walk starting at Inverchoran Bridge in the Strathconon Estate, from where you will head into the scenic and remote Glen Orrin to Luipmaldrig bothy. The return section is via a spectacularly scenic hill pass.

Nessie, the Loch Ness monster, has never been sighted in Inverness, where the River Ness flows into the sea.But Nessie has been honoured there on one of the Ness Islands, which the Ness Walk takes you to explore.A very pleasant little stroll along the river in a town of little interest, apart from the odd historic building such as the cathedral or the castle, a few lovely footbridges and pedestrian bridges over the River Ness, and countless churches.