Grey Mare's Tail
Adjacent to A708, 10 miles (16km) northeast of Moffat, Dumfries and Galloway. National Trust for Scotland.
Spectacular 200ft. (61m.) waterfall on a hillside. Wild flowers and wild goats. Sanctuary for Covenanters in the late 17th century. Guided walks in the summer. Extremely dangerous to leave the paths. Dumfries and Galloway

Hermitage
Off the A9, 2 miles (3km) west of Dunkeld, Tayside. Tel. (0) 1350 728 641. National Trust for Scotland.
33 acres (.13ha) of conifer and deciduous woodlands, one of Britain's tallest Douglas fir trees located here. Picturesque folly built in 1758 located above the wooded gorge of River Braan. Tayside

Killiecrankie
On B8079, off the A9, by Killiecrankie, Tayside. Tel. (0) 1796 473 233. National Trust for Scotland.
Spectacular wooded gorge is the site of Jacobite army defeat of government forces under General Hugh Mackay. Visitor Centre has exhibition on the battle and natural history of the area. Tayside

Kintail & Morvich
Morvich Farm, Inverinate, Kyle. North of the A87, 16 miles (25.75km) east of Kyle of Lochalsh, Highland. Tel. (0) 1599 511 231. National Trust for Scotland.
17, 422 acre (7050.3ha) estate of West Highland scenery including the Falls of Glomach. Countryside Centre at the farm, which is best access point to Five Sisters of Kintail, mountains. Site of the Battle of Glen Shiel is east of the village beside the main road. Hostel accommodation. Highland and Islands

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