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Dunrobin Castle and its park are really worth seeing.

Also worth seeing from the outside (don't forget the beach)

beautiful view from the waterfall

MTB track around the hill

This road is known locally as "The Crask Road" and is equally beautiful as it is brutal at times! If it's wet there will be a lot of water running down the roads, and the potholes around will vary depending on the last time it was redone. Be on the lookout for the Standing Stone in the valley as well!

Ben Bhraggie hill dominates the skyline above Golspie and can be seen from many parts of east Sutherland. The summit is 397 metres (1,302 ft) and offers wonderful views.

The Duke of Sutherland is a100ft statue (including the plinth) of the 1st Duke of Sutherland. It was erected in 1834, a year after his death, by "a mourning and grateful tenantry" to "a judicious, kind and liberal landlord", presumably not numbering among them the 15,000 or so forcibly removed during the clearances of the Sutherland estate.

Various colourful floral displays, neatly cut hedges, two large fountains and much more make the gardens of Dunrobin Castle well worth a visit! "The gardens were laid out in 1850 by the architect Sir Charles Barry, who was responsible for the Victorian extension to the Castle and who designed the Houses of Parliament. Inspiration came from the Palace of Versailles in Paris, and they have changed little in the 150 years since they were planted, although new plants are constantly being introduced. Despite its northerly location, the sheltered gardens are able to support a surprising range of plants, including at the foot of the steps leading to the garden a huge clump of Gunnera manicata, a native rhubarb of South America that has eight foot leaves!" Info taken from http://www.dunrobincastle.co.uk/garden.html, where you can find further details and a plan of the gardens and grounds.