WATER'S EDGE
A Special Place to Stay in the Highlands of Scotland

Cannich and Strath Glass

A view of the River Glass which is a feature of
Glen Affric -a typical wild Scottish Glen

Strath Glass to the west of Beauly provides a gateway to some of the loveliest glens in Scotland. The River Beauly and further upstream, the River Glass, run through the open, wooded Strath which provides much variety of scenery.
This is clan Chisholm country, and their traditional burial ground is to be found near Struy. At Struy is bridge designed by the famous Scottish engineer Thomas Telford, who also designed the Caledonian Canal. The Church of Scotland at Struy was built in 1898.
The village of Tomich - a conservation village - four miles on from Cannich, was designed by the first Lord Tweedsmouth for his estate workers. He also built Guisachan House in the 1850s and although almost derelict now, it once saw visits from the rich and famous- Sir Winston Churchill is said to have learned to drive at Guisachan.

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Cannich and Strath Glass

A view of the River Glass which is a feature of Glen Affric -a typical wild Scottish Glen

A view of the River Glass which is a feature of
Glen Affric -a typical wild Scottish Glen