Explore Scotland's first rewilding centre with ancient pinewood, guided nature walks, family activities and a cosy café in the Highlands near Loch Ness.

Dundreggan Rewilding Centre is a unique visitor attraction in Glenmoriston showcasing rewilding in action across ancient Scottish pinewood landscape. Run by Trees for Life charity, the centre offers free entry and welcomes families with interactive displays, natural play areas, and a network of footpaths ranging from easy to strenuous walks where visitors can spot wildlife and experience the transformation of the Highland ecosystem. Families can enjoy diverse activities including guided rewilding walks, bushcraft workshops, photography, woodcraft, lino printing and creative writing sessions. The centre also hosts specialist weekend workshops for more immersive experiences. Children and adults alike benefit from hands-on engagement with nature conservation and Gaelic cultural heritage. The on-site café An Nead serves seasonally-changing menus using locally sourced ingredients, while comfortable accommodation at An Spiris provides 20 double/twin bedrooms, making it ideal for extended stays. The venue is dog-friendly, cashless, offers free parking and accessibility support, and is conveniently located just eight miles from Loch Ness and within an hour's drive of Inverness, Kyle of Lochalsh and Fort William.

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