KILLIECRANKIE VISITOR CENTRE
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2024
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2024
It was here, during the first Jacobite revolution, that the men of the Highland clans opposed the Orangemen on July 27, 1689. The victory was Scottish. This small visitor centre of the National Trust traces its history, while providing valuable information about the nature of the surroundings and their landscapes. The place lends itself perfectly to walking and hiking, with a footbridge offering superb views, a wooded and flowery gorge...
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