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The lodges can be found in beautiful Glenurquhart, which stretches from Loch Ness to Glen Affric. Drumnadrochit is a quiet village, which is only a 10 minute drive, where there are shops and restaurants. Inverness city is about half an hours drive and has a excellent shopping centre, cinemas, swimming pool and other recreational facilities. There is a new theatre complex which is due for completion in 2007. |
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Lochletter Lodges are situated on a smallholding that has sheep and hens and are carefully located in a mature birchwood with no through traffic. There are 4 high quality wooden lodges, which are built in such a way that each outlook has its own view. They are accessed via a private road which crosses the River Enrick as it leaves Loch Meiklie, a wee loch close to the lodges. |
Divach and Guisachan Lodges |
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Nearby are forestry woods, which have tracks that are ideal for walking and cycling. There is a track that leads from the lodges to the forest.
'We are here the third time and we love this place. We come again. Lovely, lovely.' Family Warta ~ Germany |
Urquhart Castle
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Not only can you come for the peace and tranquilty in the immediate area, but there are many famous places to visit. Urquhart Castle, the famous and popular castle situated on the shores of Loch Ness. Whilst in Drumnadrochit there are boat trips on the infamous loch and the 'Nessie' Monster exhibition centres.
Glen Affric, which is said to be the most beautiful in Scotland, is renowned for its scenery and old Caledonian Forest Reserve.
It is also a National Scenic Area and has recently been chosen as a National Nature Reserve.
This is ideal for walkers and families, as there are short way marked walks and longer day walks with spectacular scenery and waterfalls. |
Further afield the West Coast including Plockton, Isle of Skye, Fort William and Ben Nevis and the renowned Inverewe Gardens are all within a days excursion. Aviemore and the Cairngorms are about an hours drive and a bit further afield to the east is whisky country, where many of the well known malts are distilled. There are boat trips on the Moray Firth to see the popular dolphins.
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Sunset over Loch Meiklie
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