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Winter with the Trust

Winter with the Trust

Celebrate the season with the National Trust for Scotland

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A little girl stands on a wooden bridge, looking over the railing below. The bridge and ground is covered in snow, and the tall mountains of Glencoe rise behind, forming a brilliant contrast against the bright blue sky.

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Share in the very best of Scotland this year.

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Holidays

Stay in some of Scotland’s most beautiful historic places.

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Get married in a fairytale castle, a country retreat or a mountain glen.

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A red squirrel stands on its hind legs, with its ears pricked, looking at the camera. It is standing on a branch thickly blanketed in snow.

Our winter places

Here’s a handy guide to which of our places are open this winter, so you can start planning some memorable days out.

Two people lean against the long, low branches of an ancient tree on the Drum Estate
7 Jan 2026

Land at Drum acquired to restore ancient tree landscape

Two areas of land were purchased around the Drum Estate to help enhance and expand the ancient tree population.

A child holds a tea-stained scroll tied with sparkly ribbon above a green tartan cloth.

Family craft: tea-stained Address to a Haggis scroll

Burns Night is celebrated on 25 January, and traditionally Robert Burns‘s ‘Address to a Haggis’ is read out. Before the big night, you can make a scroll, so your family‘s address looks extra impressive!

The Footpath Fund

Help protect the landscapes you love.

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Footpath team at work on Ben Lawers. A group of people use a lever to try and shift a large boulder into place on a hillside. >