로크 함대 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

The Skelbo Sculpture Trail is a fun-filled adventure around a pine woodland where you can spy sculptured carvings of woodland creatures dotted throughout the trees.

Skelbo Wood, near Dornoch in the Scottish Highlands, has some fascinating features, including the remains of an Iron Age broch and some impressive drystone walls. It's a wonderful place for a stroll, and relatively small, so perfect for the kids or adults looking for a quick nature fix.

Walking through Balblair Wood was a delightful surprise! The Wood is located north of Loch Fleet and Littleferry and is on the John O’ Groats Trail. Balblair Wood comprises pine trees that create a striking natural spectacle and ambience. The symmetry in the trees, the colours, the light and the purity in presentation all unite to form an unusual and memorable scene.

The Western shore of Loch Fleet offers lovely views looking inland. A great spot for birdwatching, and on a still, windless day, the views from of the Scots pines reflected in the water can be beautiful.

A wide sandy beach at low tide. It's not recommended to venture too far from the coast as the tides can be dangerous and cut off sections of the sands. Eventually the sands turns to pebbles and you can walk along the pebbles (tide allowing) or there is a better path further back from the coast if needed.

The Northern shore of Loch Fleet, backed by Balblair Wood offers a lovely viewpoint. The large tidal basin supports a huge variety of wildlife, with a large area of sands exposed at low tide. At such times you might spot seals on the banks and waders feeding in the shallow waters.

Bench to sit and enjoy the view

Dam completed in 1816, which has since connected London to John O'Groats. The lock was built for the salmon. All further information on the pictures on the display boards. It's worth taking a break at this place, even if it's a parking lot. The inland view of the River Fleet and the hills is a dream!