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7 Picnic Spots

Looking for an adventure? Here are 7 of our favourite picnic spots.

7 wildlife spots

Looking for an adventure? Here are 7 great places for spotting wildlife.

9 spectacular walks

Looking for an adventure? Here are 9 spectacular Scottish walks.

26 Jun 2018

Making the most of Simmer Dim

Scottish blogger and Instagrammer tells us how to make the most of the extra daylight at Glenfinnan and Glencoe.

A woman sits on a heather-covered mound, looking down Glencoe on a sunny day. She wears a rucksack.

10 magical places

Looking for an adventure? Here are 10 magical places in our care.

25 Jun 2018

The photographic archive of Margaret Fay Shaw

Margaret Fay Shaw (1903–2004) dedicated her life to the preservation of the Gaelic language, and the lives and customs of the people of the Hebrides.

25 Jun 2018

Digitising the islands

Throughout 2018–19, the National Trust for Scotland is undertaking the digitisation and documentation of the Margaret Fay Shaw photographic archive.

A silver-coloured sundial marker rests on top of a stone sun dial column.

Sundials and sunshine

Like the plants that surround them, sundials are at their most beautiful when the sun shines.

A person stands on a rutted path through a glen, looking out across a loch and bracken to tall mountains in the distance.

Fall in love with Scotland’s remotest corners

Blogger Kate Hopper tells us how she’d spend her perfect longest day.

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