Glen Tanar estate offers various activities too. See Highland cows grazing in fields near the road in enchanting Glen Tanar, on the eastern periphery of the Cairngorms National Park. You can see both adult cows and calves, and even stay there if you’d like! Visit Uvie Farm in the west of the Cairngorms National Park, which breeds Highland cows. Also nearby, meet the Highland cows that happily greet visitors at the fascinating Highland Folk Museum in Newtonmore.
They are surrounded by grazing land where you can see Highland cows, roaming around the barracks in this very picturesque landscape. The atmospheric ruins of the Ruthven Barracks are located in the west of the Cairngorms National Park. Located in the north of the Cairngorms National Park just outside Aviemore, Rothiemurchus is a woodland estate with a castle and wildlife – and most importantly – plenty of Highland cows! You can even take a Hairy Coo Safari starting from the Rothiemurchus Centre. If you plan on visiting the world-famous Glenlivet Distillery in the north of the Cairngorms National Park, look out for Highland cattle in the area’s surrounding fields. On the gloriously green north west coast near Fort William, Highland cattle wander freely around the area of Ardnamurchan and at nearby Sanna beach. Glen Nevis and Glen Coe are also great spots where you’re likely to see Highland cows living amongst the stunning backdrops. It’s named after the cows which have always historically been kept there by Highlander farmers.
See Highland cows in the fields around historic Cow Hill at the edge of Fort William. One of the best known spots for a guaranteed sighting of free-roaming Highland cows is the minor coastal road called Bealach Na Ba, a historical cow drover’s road running between Applecross and Shieldaig.
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Also nearby is the beautiful coastal village of Plockton, where Highland cows are also free to roam around the village! Very close to the Isle of Skye bridge, Duirinish is a small and traditional Scottish village where you can find Highland cows roaming around freely. Or further along the western stretch of the NC500 route, you might see Highland cows enjoying a seaweed picnic at Clachtoll Beach. On this stretch, Kirkton Farm offers buggy tours around their Highland cattle farm. See Highland cows in fields along the renowned North Coast 500 route between Thurso and Durness. Amongst the epic and jaw-dropping landscapes, you’re spoiled for locations to pick from! The famous Scottish Highlands, where Highland cows originate from, is undoubtably a great place to see them.
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