Torridon Visitor Centre in Torridon, Northwest Highlands, United Kingdom | Nature Reserve

Here you can climb on Torridonian sandstone some 750 million years old on the enormous bulk of Liathach, which has seven tops, and the massif of Beinn Alligin. In addition to their scenic splendour, these mountains attract geologists and naturalist from all over the world.

A Trust Countryside Centre with an audio-visual presentation on scenery and wildlife is sited at the junction of the A896 and the Diabaig road. A Deer Museum and herds of red deer and Highland cattle are nearby.

The Torridon Visitor Centre, Scotland is Open on Good Friday to 30 Sep and daily from 10am-6pm.

The Estate, Deer Enclosure and Deer Museum is unstaffed, all year, daily.