Small but diverse, the Plock is a wildlife haven within walking distance of the village of Kyle. With a variety of habitats, a wide range of wildlife can be seen, from otters fishing in the waters of Loch Alsh, to roe deer, sea eagles, herons and more. The wildflowers abound on the meadow, including six species of orchid, and a network of paths and benches mean there’s plenty to explore. Full-accessibility trails take you round beautiful birch woodland with an understory of bluebells in spring. Elsewhere small footpaths lead off in all directions, meaning no two visits to the Plock are ever the same. A busy events programme runs throughout the year, and visitors and locals alike are very welcome to join in on guided walks, art events and conservation volunteering. Guided walks run from June to September, with art events and volunteering taking place year-round.