Activities

Surrounded by mountain grandeur, loch, forests and an abundance of wildlife, Taychreggan is an ideal location for the  walker, fisherman, cyclist or photographer who enjoy surrounding themselves in nature and peace.

A game of snooker.  Fishing rights to test your skills.   For the hill walker, there are 13 munros nearby. 

And for that quintessential Highland experience, reserve a session
with our game-keeper for one or more of  the following:

• Introduction to Falconry          
• Hawk Handling                                   
• Hawk Hunting Half day  ( Oct – March )          
• Ferreting ( October – March )                                                 
• Deer Stalking  ( Mock Hunt – no Deer killed )              
• Archery                  
• Air Rifle Range            
• Clay Pigeon Shooting
• Fly-fishing lesson

Or if you prefer a more relaxing pace, let us organize a picnic for
you.  But there is no need to go far—the breath-taking scenery,
ideal for roaming, is right outside the door.

Fishing
Taychreggan has its own fishing rights, boat and ghillie. We offer fly fishing lessons including a free introductory one hour session. Some 23 miles long and quite narrow in places, Loch Awe - more info.

Philip Price

Wildlife Photography
Award-winning photographer Philip Price teaches camera enthusiasts of all ability how to snap wildlife in its natural habitat during a captivating day-long adventure. His studio is conveniently located up the road from us. £69 workshop, including lunch. Find out more.

Private Tours
Recently Taychreggan has begun working with 'Lord Gray' - Tailored Tours in the West Highlands. Lord Gray, heir to one of Scotland's oldest noble families, lives nearby and will be your personal guide, companion and chauffeur for a day's excursions. Airport transfers are available too. Find out more.

Taynuilt Golf Club

Golf
Our local course is the Taynuilt Golf Club, a challenging 9-hole parkland course. The course is surrounded by majestic scenery located close to the base of Ben Cruachan and with stunning views up Loch Etive. Visitors are welcome at any time. Find out more about this and other local golf courses.

Taychreggan fireworks

Hogmanay
30 December - 2 January 2011
Hogmanay is a wonderful way to enjoy Taychreggan.

Local Places of Interest
There are many local places of interest to visit as well as an abundance of activities and attractions within the region. Below we have included a varied and diverse listing in order that you may visit and enjoy some of what Argyll has to offer:

Forest
Welcome to the magnificent mature forests of Lochaweside -  more info

Cruises
Enjoy a small boat cruise up beautiful Loch Etive or take a ferry ride from Oban to Mull - more info

Gardens
Hours and directions to Argyll's noteworthy gardens - more info

Historic Sites
Castles, standing stones & neolithic museums - more info

Local Attractions
The Duke of Argyll's castle, distilleries and oysters - more info

Art Galleries & Musuems
Oban War & Peace Museum, galleries featuring local artists - more info

Munros
Munros are the name for Scotland's highest mountains. Among the hillwalking fraternity, it is a very popular pursuit to climb all Munros, a mission known as Munro-bagging. There are over 20 within - more info

Taychreggan Boat & Jetty