Puck's Glen

Puck's Glen is a magical gorge in Scotland that delights with its fairytale atmosphere and lush vegetation. The 2.8-mile route leads through moss-covered rocks, wooden bridges and picturesque waterfalls.

Created in the 1870s by merchant James Duncan, it retains many Victorian features, including the original retaining walls and paths.

The site is shrouded in legends of forest spirits, including Ghillie Dhu and the mischievous Poca Ban, who can take the form of a ball of wool. It is especially beautiful in autumn, when the colors of the leaves add extra charm.