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A very beautiful complex, built at the end of the 19th century. Easily accessible from Plockton via a romantic hiking trail.

From the 15th-century hilltop castle you have a beautiful view of the surrounding countryside and a lake.

You should definitely take the short walk, as it offers a magnificent view. A beautiful view, a jungle feel, and a few old fishing boats to boot. The area is almost mystical, and you can climb the castle ruins for free. Definitely worth a visit!

It takes about 10 minutes on foot from the town along a small path. The former Dunakin Castle, now called Caisteal Maol (Bare Castle) after it was abandoned and fell into ruins.

The walk along the lakeside through the woodlands (not along the paved road) is stunning, with lots of moss on the trees and gorgeous views across the lake.

Very beautiful view. Also a nice view of the Skye Bridge. The bay where the boat is located can be viewed again from above. If you want to go up to the ruins, you should wear sturdy shoes. The ground is very rocky and uneven.

Tranquil lake surrounded by ancient native woodland as well as some forestry plantations. Lots of interesting mosses and lichens. Delightful spot to stop for a picnic.

Built in 1866 in the Scottish baronial style, Duncraig Castle was home to the Matheson family until the 1920s. After several changeable decades, including being used as a Naval hospital during WWII, the castle was bought by the Dobson family of England in 2002, of whom 17 moved in. A 5-part series on their life was aired by the BBC, but the Dobsons sold the castle in 2009. Since then it has been run as a hotel and B&B but at the time of writing (spring 2023) is under private ownership and closed to the public.