LAND CALENDAR

Nesting birdsCows calving

Shore clean-upsTree planting

Heather burningDeer calving time

Lambing (late March to June)

Corncrakes (May to July)Sea Eagle Hide OpenSilage/hay makingCommon seal pups (June)Sheep gathering and clippingOtter cubs, whales and dolphins in coastal waters

Winter geese and wildfowlMain hind stalking (Oct- Feb)

Pheasant shooting(1st Oct - 1st Feb)

Red deer stagstalking season

(1st July to 20th Oct)

Red deer hind stalking season(21st Oct - 15th Feb)

Salmon and Sea Trout fishing(11th Feb - 31st Oct )

Brown Trout fishing(15th March - 30th Sept)

Sea Eagles and Golden Eaglesvisible all year

Puffins(late April - mid Aug)

Gathering sheep to take lambs offRutting and roaring stagsGrey seal pups (Sept)Mull car rally (Oct)Main stalking season(Sept/Oct)

MULL & IONA COUNTRY CODEKeep your dog under close control - particularly near livestock and breeding birds.

Wild deer stalking which, is an essential part of the national deer management programme, takes place between August and February. If you are planning to walk on the hill, during this period, please help to minimise any potential disturbance. We advise you to contact the relevant estate in advance, for information of where they are stalking. Stalking does not occur on Sunday.

Take responsibility for your own actions - Mull and Iona are great places to enjoy but they are also working environments. Remember that the outdoors cannot be made risk free and act with care at all times for your safety and that of others.

Respect people’s privacy and peace of mind - Everyone is entitled to a reasonable measure of privacy in their own home and garden. When exercising access rights close to a house or garden you need to respect the privacy and peace of mind of people living there.

Walkers should carry or wear warm and windproof clothes and strong boots or shoes. If walking in a remote area, let someone know where you are going and when you are due to return.

Finally respect and enjoy the peace and quiet of our islands and their wildlife.

Leave nothing but footprintstake nothing but pictures

The islands of Mull and Iona are famed for their natural beauty and wildlife. Farming, fishing and forestry are important ways of life. Please help us keep it that way and ensure your safety by following these simple guidelines.

When you are in the outdoors you need to:

Help our farmers, landowners and others to work safely and effectively - Keep a safe distance from any agricultural of forestry operations and watch out for signs warning of particular hazards such as tree felling, crop spraying or deer stalking. You can help by: ■ Using stiles and gates where possible and leaving gates as you find them.■ Driving carefully and trying not to park in passing places or access points.■ Using passing places to allow following vehicles to pass.■ Looking for alternative routes before entering a field with animals. ■ Avoid disturbing livestock, especially at lambing and calving time.■ Using local advice so that you can take account of shooting and stalking■ Avoiding damage to crops by using paths and tracks, by using margins of fields or by going over ground that hasn’t been planted.

Care for the environment - Mull and Iona can contribute greatly to our quality of life and health. It is important that you:■ Follow any reasonable advice and information.■ Take your litter home and guard against accidental fire.■ Don’t recklessly disturb or intentionally damage wildlife or historic places.

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CYCLE HIRECraignureVisit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre 01680 812377

Sheiling Holidays 01680 812496Salen‘On Yer Bike’ 01680 300501TobermoryA. Brown(Ironmonger) 01688 302020IonaFinlay Ross 01681 700357DervaigMull Electric Bikes 01688 400499

or 07522675404

FISHING PERMITSTackle and Books 01688 302336A.Brown and Son (Ironmonger) 01688 302020Tobermory Angling Association 01688 302336Ross of Mull Angling Association 01681 700437

HORSERIDINGKilliechronan Pony Trekking(Liz Henderson)

07748 897447

GOLFCraignure Golf ClubClub Secretary - Sheila Weir 01680 812007

Iona Golf Course (No formal club)

Tobermory Golf ClubClub Secretary - Gordon Chalmers 01688 302741

LAND BASED GUIDED TRIPS Mull Eagle Watch 01680 812556Mull Wildlife Tours 01680 812440Discover Mull 01688 400415Island Encounters 01681 700090Isle of Mull Wildlife Expeditions 01688 500121Isle of Mull Experience 01688 301195Mull Magic 01688 301213Wild about Mull 01681 704229Inspire Wild 01688 302875

GUIDED TRIPS BY BOATFrom Fionnphort/IonaAlternative Boat Hire 01681 700537Staffa Trips 01681 700358Staffa Tours 07831 885985From TobermoryArdnamurchan Charters 01972 500208MV Amidas 01688 300041Tobermory Boat Charters 01688 302875Sea Life Surveys 01688 302916From Ulva FerryMull Charters 01680 300444Turus Mara 01688 400297

USEFUL CONTACTSRANGER SERVICE

Mull & Iona Ranger Service 01680 300640GENERAL TOURIST INFORMATION

Visit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre 01680 812377

Calmac Booking Offi ce 01688 302017Explore Mull, Tobermory 01688 302875

RSPB OFFICERDavid Sexton 01680 300387

FERRIESCaledonian MacBrayne(Ferries for Mull and Iona)

01680 81234301688 302017

The Ulva Ferry (Donald Munro) 07919 902407Iona Evening Ferry(Alternative Boat Hire)

01681 700537

BUSESWest Coast Motors 01586 552319

TAXISBunessanMull and Iona Taxi (4 seats, wheelchair or 16 seat minibus)

07887 774550or 01681 700507

CraignurePeter Hall (6 seats) 01680 812440FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage (8 seats) 07850 630061

or 01681 700294TobermoryTobermory Taxi(4 seats, child, wheelchair) 07810 666222

St Mary’s Private Hire (8 seats) 01688 302204or 07899 723273

Mull Taxi (7 seats, wheelchair) 07760 426351IonaL. MacIntyre (4 Seats) 07810 325990Oban

For taxi at ferry(may take wheelchair)

01631 564744or 01631 563784or 01631 566676

SELF DRIVE CAR HIRECraignureBilly McClymont (standard or classic cars)

01680 812435or 07721623854

FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage(also 8 seat minibus) 01681 700294

Glenforsa

Mull Self Drive 01680 300402or 07799 744908

TobermoryMacKays Garage (also van) 01688 302103

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LAND CALENDAR

Nesting birdsCows calving

Shore clean-upsTree planting

Heather burningDeer calving time

Lambing (late March to June)

Corncrakes (May to July)Sea Eagle Hide OpenSilage/hay makingCommon seal pups (June)Sheep gathering and clippingOtter cubs, whales and dolphins in coastal waters

Winter geese and wildfowlMain hind stalking (Oct- Feb)

Pheasant shooting(1st Oct - 1st Feb)

Red deer stagstalking season

(1st July to 20th Oct)

Red deer hind stalking season(21st Oct - 15th Feb)

Salmon and Sea Trout fishing(11th Feb - 31st Oct )

Brown Trout fishing(15th March - 30th Sept)

Sea Eagles and Golden Eaglesvisible all year

Puffins(late April - mid Aug)

Gathering sheep to take lambs offRutting and roaring stagsGrey seal pups (Sept)Mull car rally (Oct)Main stalking season(Sept/Oct)

MULL & IONA COUNTRY CODEKeep your dog under close control - particularly near livestock and breeding birds.

Wild deer stalking which, is an essential part of the national deer management programme, takes place between August and February. If you are planning to walk on the hill, during this period, please help to minimise any potential disturbance. We advise you to contact the relevant estate in advance, for information of where they are stalking. Stalking does not occur on Sunday.

Take responsibility for your own actions - Mull and Iona are great places to enjoy but they are also working environments. Remember that the outdoors cannot be made risk free and act with care at all times for your safety and that of others.

Respect people’s privacy and peace of mind - Everyone is entitled to a reasonable measure of privacy in their own home and garden. When exercising access rights close to a house or garden you need to respect the privacy and peace of mind of people living there.

Walkers should carry or wear warm and windproof clothes and strong boots or shoes. If walking in a remote area, let someone know where you are going and when you are due to return.

Finally respect and enjoy the peace and quiet of our islands and their wildlife.

Leave nothing but footprintstake nothing but pictures

The islands of Mull and Iona are famed for their natural beauty and wildlife. Farming, fishing and forestry are important ways of life. Please help us keep it that way and ensure your safety by following these simple guidelines.

When you are in the outdoors you need to:

Help our farmers, landowners and others to work safely and effectively - Keep a safe distance from any agricultural of forestry operations and watch out for signs warning of particular hazards such as tree felling, crop spraying or deer stalking. You can help by: ■ Using stiles and gates where possible and leaving gates as you find them.■ Driving carefully and trying not to park in passing places or access points.■ Using passing places to allow following vehicles to pass.■ Looking for alternative routes before entering a field with animals. ■ Avoid disturbing livestock, especially at lambing and calving time.■ Using local advice so that you can take account of shooting and stalking■ Avoiding damage to crops by using paths and tracks, by using margins of fields or by going over ground that hasn’t been planted.

Care for the environment - Mull and Iona can contribute greatly to our quality of life and health. It is important that you:■ Follow any reasonable advice and information.■ Take your litter home and guard against accidental fire.■ Don’t recklessly disturb or intentionally damage wildlife or historic places.

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CYCLE HIRECraignureVisit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre01680 812377

Sheiling Holidays01680 812496Salen‘On Yer Bike’01680 300501TobermoryA. Brown(Ironmonger)01688 302020IonaFinlay Ross01681 700357DervaigMull Electric Bikes01688 400499

or 07522675404

FISHING PERMITSTackle and Books01688 302336A.Brown and Son (Ironmonger)01688 302020Tobermory Angling Association01688 302336Ross of Mull Angling Association01681 700437

HORSERIDINGKilliechronan Pony Trekking(Liz Henderson)

07748 897447

GOLFCraignure Golf ClubClub Secretary - Sheila Weir01680 812007

Iona Golf Course (No formal club)

Tobermory Golf ClubClub Secretary - Gordon Chalmers01688 302741

LAND BASED GUIDED TRIPS Mull Eagle Watch01680 812556Mull Wildlife Tours01680 812440Discover Mull01688 400415Island Encounters01681 700090Isle of Mull Wildlife Expeditions01688 500121Isle of Mull Experience01688 301195Mull Magic01688 301213Wild about Mull01681 704229Inspire Wild01688 302875

GUIDED TRIPS BY BOATFrom Fionnphort/IonaAlternative Boat Hire01681 700537Staffa Trips01681 700358Staffa Tours07831 885985From TobermoryArdnamurchan Charters01972 500208MV Amidas01688 300041Tobermory Boat Charters01688 302875Sea Life Surveys01688 302916From Ulva FerryMull Charters01680 300444Turus Mara01688 400297

USEFUL CONTACTSRANGER SERVICE

Mull & Iona Ranger Service01680 300640GENERAL TOURIST INFORMATION

Visit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre01680 812377

Calmac Booking Offi ce01688 302017Explore Mull, Tobermory01688 302875

RSPB OFFICERDavid Sexton01680 300387

FERRIESCaledonian MacBrayne(Ferries for Mull and Iona)

01680 81234301688 302017

The Ulva Ferry (Donald Munro)07919 902407Iona Evening Ferry(Alternative Boat Hire)

01681 700537

BUSESWest Coast Motors01586 552319

TAXISBunessanMull and Iona Taxi (4 seats, wheelchair or 16 seat minibus)

07887 774550or 01681 700507

CraignurePeter Hall (6 seats)01680 812440FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage (8 seats)07850 630061

or 01681 700294TobermoryTobermory Taxi(4 seats, child, wheelchair)07810 666222

St Mary’s Private Hire (8 seats)01688 302204or 07899 723273

Mull Taxi (7 seats, wheelchair) 07760 426351IonaL. MacIntyre (4 Seats)07810 325990Oban

For taxi at ferry(may take wheelchair)

01631 564744or 01631 563784or 01631 566676

SELF DRIVE CAR HIRECraignureBilly McClymont (standard or classic cars)

01680 812435or 07721623854

FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage(also 8 seat minibus)01681 700294

Glenforsa

Mull Self Drive01680 300402or 07799 744908

TobermoryMacKays Garage (also van)01688 302103

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LAND CALENDAR

Nesting birdsCows calving

Shore clean-upsTree planting

Heather burningDeer calving time

Lambing (late March to June)

Corncrakes (May to July)Sea Eagle Hide OpenSilage/hay makingCommon seal pups (June)Sheep gathering and clippingOtter cubs, whales and dolphins in coastal waters

Winter geese and wildfowlMain hind stalking (Oct- Feb)

Pheasant shooting(1st Oct - 1st Feb)

Red deer stagstalking season

(1st July to 20th Oct)

Red deer hind stalking season(21st Oct - 15th Feb)

Salmon and Sea Trout fishing(11th Feb - 31st Oct )

Brown Trout fishing(15th March - 30th Sept)

Sea Eagles and Golden Eaglesvisible all year

Puffins(late April - mid Aug)

Gathering sheep to take lambs offRutting and roaring stagsGrey seal pups (Sept)Mull car rally (Oct)Main stalking season(Sept/Oct)

MULL & IONA COUNTRY CODEKeep your dog under close control - particularly near livestock and breeding birds.

Wild deer stalking which, is an essential part of the national deer management programme, takes place between August and February. If you are planning to walk on the hill, during this period, please help to minimise any potential disturbance. We advise you to contact the relevant estate in advance, for information of where they are stalking. Stalking does not occur on Sunday.

Take responsibility for your own actions - Mull and Iona are great places to enjoy but they are also working environments. Remember that the outdoors cannot be made risk free and act with care at all times for your safety and that of others.

Respect people’s privacy and peace of mind - Everyone is entitled to a reasonable measure of privacy in their own home and garden. When exercising access rights close to a house or garden you need to respect the privacy and peace of mind of people living there.

Walkers should carry or wear warm and windproof clothes and strong boots or shoes. If walking in a remote area, let someone know where you are going and when you are due to return.

Finally respect and enjoy the peace and quiet of our islands and their wildlife.

Leave nothing but footprintstake nothing but pictures

The islands of Mull and Iona are famed for their natural beauty and wildlife. Farming, fishing and forestry are important ways of life. Please help us keep it that way and ensure your safety by following these simple guidelines.

When you are in the outdoors you need to:

Help our farmers, landowners and others to work safely and effectively - Keep a safe distance from any agricultural of forestry operations and watch out for signs warning of particular hazards such as tree felling, crop spraying or deer stalking. You can help by: ■ Using stiles and gates where possible and leaving gates as you find them.■ Driving carefully and trying not to park in passing places or access points.■ Using passing places to allow following vehicles to pass.■ Looking for alternative routes before entering a field with animals. ■ Avoid disturbing livestock, especially at lambing and calving time.■ Using local advice so that you can take account of shooting and stalking■ Avoiding damage to crops by using paths and tracks, by using margins of fields or by going over ground that hasn’t been planted.

Care for the environment - Mull and Iona can contribute greatly to our quality of life and health. It is important that you:■ Follow any reasonable advice and information.■ Take your litter home and guard against accidental fire.■ Don’t recklessly disturb or intentionally damage wildlife or historic places.

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CYCLE HIRECraignureVisit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre01680 812377

Sheiling Holidays01680 812496Salen‘On Yer Bike’01680 300501TobermoryA. Brown(Ironmonger)01688 302020IonaFinlay Ross01681 700357DervaigMull Electric Bikes01688 400499

or 07522675404

FISHING PERMITSTackle and Books01688 302336A.Brown and Son (Ironmonger)01688 302020Tobermory Angling Association01688 302336Ross of Mull Angling Association01681 700437

HORSERIDINGKilliechronan Pony Trekking(Liz Henderson)

07748 897447

GOLFCraignure Golf ClubClub Secretary - Sheila Weir01680 812007

Iona Golf Course (No formal club)

Tobermory Golf ClubClub Secretary - Gordon Chalmers01688 302741

LAND BASED GUIDED TRIPS Mull Eagle Watch01680 812556Mull Wildlife Tours01680 812440Discover Mull01688 400415Island Encounters01681 700090Isle of Mull Wildlife Expeditions01688 500121Isle of Mull Experience01688 301195Mull Magic01688 301213Wild about Mull01681 704229Inspire Wild01688 302875

GUIDED TRIPS BY BOATFrom Fionnphort/IonaAlternative Boat Hire01681 700537Staffa Trips01681 700358Staffa Tours07831 885985From TobermoryArdnamurchan Charters01972 500208MV Amidas01688 300041Tobermory Boat Charters01688 302875Sea Life Surveys01688 302916From Ulva FerryMull Charters01680 300444Turus Mara01688 400297

USEFUL CONTACTSRANGER SERVICE

Mull & Iona Ranger Service01680 300640GENERAL TOURIST INFORMATION

Visit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre01680 812377

Calmac Booking Offi ce01688 302017Explore Mull, Tobermory01688 302875

RSPB OFFICERDavid Sexton01680 300387

FERRIESCaledonian MacBrayne(Ferries for Mull and Iona)

01680 81234301688 302017

The Ulva Ferry (Donald Munro)07919 902407Iona Evening Ferry(Alternative Boat Hire)

01681 700537

BUSESWest Coast Motors01586 552319

TAXISBunessanMull and Iona Taxi (4 seats, wheelchair or 16 seat minibus)

07887 774550or 01681 700507

CraignurePeter Hall (6 seats)01680 812440FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage (8 seats)07850 630061

or 01681 700294TobermoryTobermory Taxi(4 seats, child, wheelchair)07810 666222

St Mary’s Private Hire (8 seats)01688 302204or 07899 723273

Mull Taxi (7 seats, wheelchair) 07760 426351IonaL. MacIntyre (4 Seats)07810 325990Oban

For taxi at ferry(may take wheelchair)

01631 564744or 01631 563784or 01631 566676

SELF DRIVE CAR HIRECraignureBilly McClymont (standard or classic cars)

01680 812435or 07721623854

FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage(also 8 seat minibus)01681 700294

Glenforsa

Mull Self Drive01680 300402or 07799 744908

TobermoryMacKays Garage (also van)01688 302103

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LAND CALENDAR

Nesting birdsCows calving

Shore clean-upsTree planting

Heather burningDeer calving time

Lambing (late March to June)

Corncrakes (May to July)Sea Eagle Hide OpenSilage/hay makingCommon seal pups (June)Sheep gathering and clippingOtter cubs, whales and dolphins in coastal waters

Winter geese and wildfowlMain hind stalking (Oct- Feb)

Pheasant shooting(1st Oct - 1st Feb)

Red deer stagstalking season

(1st July to 20th Oct)

Red deer hind stalking season(21st Oct - 15th Feb)

Salmon and Sea Trout fishing(11th Feb - 31st Oct )

Brown Trout fishing(15th March - 30th Sept)

Sea Eagles and Golden Eaglesvisible all year

Puffins(late April - mid Aug)

Gathering sheep to take lambs offRutting and roaring stagsGrey seal pups (Sept)Mull car rally (Oct)Main stalking season(Sept/Oct)

MULL & IONA COUNTRY CODEKeep your dog under close control - particularly near livestock and breeding birds.

Wild deer stalking which, is an essential part of the national deer management programme, takes place between August and February. If you are planning to walk on the hill, during this period, please help to minimise any potential disturbance. We advise you to contact the relevant estate in advance, for information of where they are stalking. Stalking does not occur on Sunday.

Take responsibility for your own actions - Mull and Iona are great places to enjoy but they are also working environments. Remember that the outdoors cannot be made risk free and act with care at all times for your safety and that of others.

Respect people’s privacy and peace of mind - Everyone is entitled to a reasonable measure of privacy in their own home and garden. When exercising access rights close to a house or garden you need to respect the privacy and peace of mind of people living there.

Walkers should carry or wear warm and windproof clothes and strong boots or shoes. If walking in a remote area, let someone know where you are going and when you are due to return.

Finally respect and enjoy the peace and quiet of our islands and their wildlife.

Leave nothing but footprintstake nothing but pictures

The islands of Mull and Iona are famed for their natural beauty and wildlife. Farming, fishing and forestry are important ways of life. Please help us keep it that way and ensure your safety by following these simple guidelines.

When you are in the outdoors you need to:

Help our farmers, landowners and others to work safely and effectively - Keep a safe distance from any agricultural of forestry operations and watch out for signs warning of particular hazards such as tree felling, crop spraying or deer stalking. You can help by: ■ Using stiles and gates where possible and leaving gates as you find them.■ Driving carefully and trying not to park in passing places or access points.■ Using passing places to allow following vehicles to pass.■ Looking for alternative routes before entering a field with animals. ■ Avoid disturbing livestock, especially at lambing and calving time.■ Using local advice so that you can take account of shooting and stalking■ Avoiding damage to crops by using paths and tracks, by using margins of fields or by going over ground that hasn’t been planted.

Care for the environment - Mull and Iona can contribute greatly to our quality of life and health. It is important that you:■ Follow any reasonable advice and information.■ Take your litter home and guard against accidental fire.■ Don’t recklessly disturb or intentionally damage wildlife or historic places.

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CYCLE HIRECraignureVisit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre 01680 812377

Sheiling Holidays 01680 812496Salen‘On Yer Bike’ 01680 300501TobermoryA. Brown(Ironmonger) 01688 302020IonaFinlay Ross 01681 700357DervaigMull Electric Bikes 01688 400499

or 07522675404

FISHING PERMITSTackle and Books 01688 302336A.Brown and Son (Ironmonger) 01688 302020Tobermory Angling Association 01688 302336Ross of Mull Angling Association 01681 700437

HORSERIDINGKilliechronan Pony Trekking(Liz Henderson)

07748 897447

GOLFCraignure Golf ClubClub Secretary - Sheila Weir 01680 812007

Iona Golf Course (No formal club)

Tobermory Golf ClubClub Secretary - Gordon Chalmers 01688 302741

LAND BASED GUIDED TRIPS Mull Eagle Watch 01680 812556Mull Wildlife Tours 01680 812440Discover Mull 01688 400415Island Encounters 01681 700090Isle of Mull Wildlife Expeditions 01688 500121Isle of Mull Experience 01688 301195Mull Magic 01688 301213Wild about Mull 01681 704229Inspire Wild 01688 302875

GUIDED TRIPS BY BOATFrom Fionnphort/IonaAlternative Boat Hire 01681 700537Staffa Trips 01681 700358Staffa Tours 07831 885985From TobermoryArdnamurchan Charters 01972 500208MV Amidas 01688 300041Tobermory Boat Charters 01688 302875Sea Life Surveys 01688 302916From Ulva FerryMull Charters 01680 300444Turus Mara 01688 400297

USEFUL CONTACTSRANGER SERVICE

Mull & Iona Ranger Service 01680 300640GENERAL TOURIST INFORMATION

Visit Scotland Craignure Visitor Information Centre 01680 812377

Calmac Booking Offi ce 01688 302017Explore Mull, Tobermory 01688 302875

RSPB OFFICERDavid Sexton 01680 300387

FERRIESCaledonian MacBrayne(Ferries for Mull and Iona)

01680 81234301688 302017

The Ulva Ferry (Donald Munro) 07919 902407Iona Evening Ferry(Alternative Boat Hire)

01681 700537

BUSESWest Coast Motors 01586 552319

TAXISBunessanMull and Iona Taxi (4 seats, wheelchair or 16 seat minibus)

07887 774550or 01681 700507

CraignurePeter Hall (6 seats) 01680 812440FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage (8 seats) 07850 630061

or 01681 700294TobermoryTobermory Taxi(4 seats, child, wheelchair) 07810 666222

St Mary’s Private Hire (8 seats) 01688 302204or 07899 723273

Mull Taxi (7 seats, wheelchair) 07760 426351IonaL. MacIntyre (4 Seats) 07810 325990Oban

For taxi at ferry(may take wheelchair)

01631 564744or 01631 563784or 01631 566676

SELF DRIVE CAR HIRECraignureBilly McClymont (standard or classic cars)

01680 812435or 07721623854

FionnphortMacDougall’s Garage(also 8 seat minibus) 01681 700294

Glenforsa

Mull Self Drive 01680 300402or 07799 744908

TobermoryMacKays Garage (also van) 01688 302103

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The Scottish Outdoor Access Code allows you freedom to roam. On Mull, we hope you enjoy this freedom. In return we hope you will act responsibly and respect the countryside and our rural way of life.

These phone numbers are provided to help you enjoy your time on Mull , particularly during the stalking season and sheep gathering times, when these contacts can advise you of the best places to go so as not to disturb these important activities.

Boundaries are approximate and only landholdings over 1000 acres are shown.

Forestry Commission

North West MullCommunity Woodland

Roads

S = Stalking ContactF = Farming Contact

MULL & IONA ESTATESCONTACT DETAILS1 Glengorm

Tom Nelson 01688 302321

2 ArdnacrossRory Forrester 01680 300371

3 AntuimHugh and Lorna Boa 01688 400230

4 GlenArosColum Scott 01631 770369 SAndrew MacFarlane 01680 300340 F

5 TengaHugh and Lorna Boa 01688 400230

6 CalgaryAllan Kelsey 01688 400248

7 TreshnishSomerset Charrington

01688 400249

8 TorloiskCol.H.F.Bewsher 01688 400341 SIain MacKay 01688 500139 F

9 KilliechronanLord Roualeyn Thurlow

01680 300403 S

Mark Cherry 01680 300284 F

10 OskamullBert Leitch 01688 500245

11 UlvaJamie Howard 01688 500264

12 GometraRhoda Munro 01688 500221

13a Benmore & 13b Torosay HillDonald Bisset 01680 300229 SLachlan and Donald MacLean

01680 30035301680 300374

F

14 GrulineMrs. N. Harmer 01680 300332

15 GlenforsaDonald Bisset 01680 300229 SDonald MacGillivray 01680 300335 FHugh MacPhail 01680 300424 F

16a TorosayDonald Bisset 01680 300229 S

16b Craignure EstateChris James 01680 812421

17 AuchnacraigDe Klee Family 0131 2267744 S

Ardnadrochet 01680 812536 F

18 ArduraNeil Morrison 01680 812199

19 KinlochspelveJim Corbett 01680 814214

20 CrogganJim Corbett 01680 814214

21 LagganJim Corbett 01680 814214

22 Ben BuieJim Corbett 01680 814214

23 GlenbyreJim Corbett 01680 814214

24 RossalTimothy Laing 01681 704252 SLinda Dawson 01681 704210 F

25 ArdvergnishTimothy Laing 01681 704252 SLinda Dawson 01681 704210 F

26 ArdmeanachMartin Smid 01681 705229 SJohn MacFadyen 01681 705216 F

27a NTS, BurgNTS 07717 581405 NTSMartin Smid 01681 705229 SJohn MacFadyen 01681 705216 F

27b NTS IonaNTS 07717 581405 NTS

28 CarsaigJohn Stafford 01681 704209

29 PennyghaelPaul Chauvet 01681 704232

30 OrmsaigEmma Morgan 01681 704032

31 Beach Forest LtdCallum Entwistle 01681 700087

32 Scoor EstateCallum Entwistle 01681 700087 SJames Fisher 01681 700546 F

33 Argyll EstatesCallum Entwistle 01681 700087

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35 Erraid and KnockvologanJohn and Linda Cameron

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