Find Your Adventure

An introduction to wild edibles held in the stunning setting of Loch Melfort, Argyll. Learn about a range of wild species on a foraging walk with tips on how to safely identify and sustainably collect them. Enjoy delicious wild cake and refreshments and take a recipe or two home.

Join us at Highland Fold on Achinreir Farm, Barcaldine, where we will explore the meadows, hedgerows and woodland. Discover and collect wild edibles before returning to the barn to create and enjoy a forager's wild lunch and indulge in wild dessert served with delicious Highland Fold Ice Cream made with their own Highland Cows' milk and wild ingredients.

Join us at the Barn Bar at Cologin in Lerags Glen for a foraging walk and delightful introduction to wild edibles in the surrounding grounds and nearby woodland. Learn about a range of wild species on a foraging walk with tips on how to safely identify and sustainably collect them. Enjoy delicious wild cake and refreshments and take a recipe or two home.

Learn to Navigate! One day beginner course. A great introduction to the basic concepts of map reading, using a compass and navigation techniques before heading out on a short walk to practice each element. Build the skills and confidence to plan your own adventures!

Located at Taynish National Nature Reserve in beautiful Knapdale, with special permission from Nature Scotland, this experience offers an introduction to the principles of foraging and to the wide array of wild edible foods that surround us throughout the year in this very special landscape. Includes a foragers' wild picnic lunch which allows you to experience a wide range of wild flavours and ingredients.

Located in beautiful Knapdale, this course offers an introduction to the principles of foraging and to those seasonal wild treats that nature brings us. A fantastic way to learn about wild edibles followed by a wild tasting picnic lunch around the firepit. With special permission from Nature Scotland, The Argyll Beaver Centre and Forestry and Land Scotland.