18 October 2017
Starts: 10:00
Ends: 13:00

Explore the historic planned village of Plockton, dating from 1801 with the Trust ranger. Take a gentle stroll, listen to some stories from the past and visit the main features of this delightful village often referred to as the jewel in the Highland crown.

Explore the historic planned village of Plockton, dating from 1801 with the Trust ranger. Take a gentle stroll, listen to some stories from the past and get to know the jewel in the Highland crown. The tour visits the main areas of the village, the old pier and pontoons, the Brae with its crofts and ancient trees, the Open Air Church and the War Memorial.  Learn about the history of crofting and planned villages in the Highlands, the split in the Church of Scotland and the sailing tradition of Plockton.

Meet at Main car park, NTS Visitor Centre, Plockton (NG 802 334). Children welcome with adults. Walk is 1.5 miles/2 km and is relatively flat (Walk level 1). Adults £5, children free. No booking required.

National Trust for Scotland
Phone 01599 566325
Email gskipper@nts.org.uk