Visit Dundreggan to explore ancient pinewoods, experience rewilding in action, discover Gaelic culture and immerse yourself in the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands.
Created by rewilding charity Trees for Life, the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre is the first visitor attraction of its kind in the world – a place to experience rewilding first-hand, connect with nature and enjoy activities and adventures for all ages.
Wild Highlands. Free to explore.
Dundreggan is free to visit, dog-friendly and made for exploring – whether you have an hour, a whole day or want to stay the night.
Just eight miles from Loch Ness, discover wild forest trails, hands-on exhibitions and natural play, then refuel with delicious homemade food in Café An Nead.
Wander beneath ancient pines, look out for Highland wildlife, let the kids run wild, or simply slow down and enjoy being surrounded by nature.
Free entry. Free parking. Dogs welcome.
Amazing trip ☆☆☆☆☆
I really enjoyed a 4 night stay at the Dundreggan Rewilding Centre, the facilities were amazing, the staff gave 5 star service, the food was lovely and the views were out of this world and utterly breathtaking. I will definately be planning another visit soon and cannot wait to return. Thank you to everyone at Dundreggan for the amazing conservation work that you do.
TripAdvisor
Things to do
Get closer to the wild Highlands with experiences that bring Dundreggan to life. Join a guided walk, go behind the scenes at our tree nursery, get the whole family exploring, or try something new with workshops in woodcraft, photography, creative writing and more.
For a deeper escape, our residential experiences combine rewilding, adventure, culture and time in nature – with everything you need to switch off, slow down and immerse yourself in Dundreggan.
Bushcraft
Stay at An Spiris
After an exciting day of exploring Dundreggan and the local area, spend the evening relaxing in our comfortable accommodation.
An Spiris is a convenient base for those keen to spend longer in Glenmoriston and offers 20 double/twin bedrooms, boot rooms for drying outdoor gear and a cosy communal space perfect for sharing stories about the day’s adventures.
Grab a bite at An Nead
Our cafe An Nead (Gaelic meaning ‘the nest’) is a cosy and comfortable spot to enjoy a delicious meal, light snack or quick bite.
Our menu changes with the seasons and uses tasty, locally sourced ingredients which are freshly cooked in our kitchen every day. Please talk to one of our team about any specific dietary requirements
Explore Dundreggan
You are not just a visitor to this landscape or to nature; you are part of it.
A network of footpaths, ranging from easy to strenuous, meander through the Dundreggan landscape, offering opportunities to spot wildlife, see rewilding in action and experience what makes Dundreggan so special.