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See ¼ of the world’s geese population at Loch of Strathbeg…

Every year, hundreds of thousands of wintering geese arrive in Scotland as part of their annual migratory journey from Iceland, Greenland and Norway. The sight and sound of these birds taking to the skies is one of the country’s most exciting winter wildlife spectacles, and you don’t even need to go a million miles from the hustle and bustle to see it.

Spot wildlife from a husky driven sled…

Situated near Aviemore, at the foot of the Cairngorm Mountain Range, The Cairngorm Sleddog Centre offers a wide range of activities, such as kennel and museum tours, while. Get comfortable on a Sleddog buggy, where you will enjoy spectacular views of the Cairngorm Mountains, or travel at night by floodlight and spot herds of red deer roaming in the wild.

Visit the UK’s largest national park…

Scotland's National Parks are rich in wildlife, cultural heritage and outstanding scenery. The mountains, rivers and forests are also a playground for those who love to explore nature on foot, on a bike or from a canoe or kayak. You can indulge in any of these activities even in winter. The Cairngorms National Park is the largest in the UK and is famed for its hillwalking credentials, being home to five of Scotland’s six highest mountains.

Experience the rare sight and sound of hundreds of wild swans…

Discover a real winter wildlife treat when the wild swans arrive in Scotland in the colder months on their long journey from Iceland.

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