Bracarina House

15/06/2026

Couple of hours off today. Jay took me for a romantic pic nic of cheese twists, lucazade and a cookie! Can't complain at the view though, Ben Nevis looking stunning as usual. Who said romance was dead 🤣

02/06/2026

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02/06/2026

Dogs just chilling 🥰 (literally, the water is freezing 🥶 😂)

30/05/2026

Little siskin taking a rest in the boot room this morning 😍

16/05/2026

John found this little fella cold and caught in wire, now on way to SSPCA for rehabilitation 🥰

17/04/2026

Ultra X Scotland takes place over 2 days in the Scottish Highlands. Participants cover between 110km and 25km.

24/02/2026

Alltsigh Route Update: Low Route Reopens, Temporary High Route Closure - February & March

We’re pleased to share that harvesting works near Invermoriston have now been completed, allowing the Alltsigh low route to fully reopen as a through-route on the Great Glen Way. Please be mindful that forestry vehicles may still be using the track and give them plenty of space to pass safely.

However, as the low route reopens, a section of the high route will now be closed for a little over a month to allow essential quarry works to take place. During this period, visitors will need to follow the low route, though there will be opportunities to re-join the high route from approximately halfway along. Please refer to the map for detailed diversion options.

This temporary diversion is expected to remain in place until the end of March.

We apologise for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding while these works are completed.

21/02/2026

Finally managed to get the pine martin on camera 😁🥰 It's only taken four years!😂

06/02/2026

Good to see some improvement works on the GGW 😄

The Highland Council has commenced a significant improvement project on the Great Glen Way that will remove more than 3km of the route from the public road. The existing on‑road section leading to Grotaig, south of Drumnadrochit, has long been highlighted by walkers as less enjoyable and, at times, uncomfortable and unsafe due to traffic levels.

Working in partnership with Bunloit Estate managers, Highlands Rewilding, the Council has developed a new off‑road alternative that will provide a safer and more rewarding experience for users.

Read more: https://buff.ly/SllR4Br

📷 From L to R: Phil Waite (Highland Council Outdoor Access Manager), Andrew Gilmore (THC GGW Officer), Alex Davies (Highlands Rewilding), Daniel Holm (Highlands Rewilding), Mark Hedderwick (Hitrak Ltd)

19/01/2026

Its taken 4 years for us to experience the aurora, but well worth the wait!😁