보드하우스 호수 최고의 러닝 경로

Nice stopover on a tour

The church was founded in 1064 AD. Unfortunately, it has been restored to such an extent that it has only limited charm.

Place with a long history. A 15 minute stop is enough. When you're up there, be sure to check out Brough of Bersay and Barony Mill.

The last functioning watermill in the Orkneys. 5,000 year old "primitive" grain is processed here. The miller, who has extensive knowledge, leads tours of the mill for £5 per person. Well worth seeing.

Small Campsite between the Loch of Boardhouse and the sea. - https://www.orkney.com/listings/birsay-campsite - https://campingscotland.com/campsites/birsay-outdoor-centre-campsite/

Love this name

Be careful where you sit on the bench

The Neolithic village of Skara Brae is located near the white beach of Skaill Bay. Uncovered by a storm in 1850, the site provides a remarkable insight into life on the Orkney Islands some 5,000 years ago. Visitors can get a vivid impression of the reality of a prehistoric settlement and see old houses equipped with stone beds, dressers and chairs. A replica construction allows visitors to fully understand the interior of a prehistoric house. An informative visitor center offers touchscreen presentations, fact-finding quizzes for kids and adults, and a chance to see artifacts discovered during archaeological digs in the 1970s. There is also a café (which may have limited hours during the winter) and a gift shop selling locally made souvenirs and crafts. (Orkney.com)