Inverbroom

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Inverbroom is a tranquil nature reserve located in a scenic area, characterized by its diverse habitats that support a variety of wildlife. The reserve is notable for its ecological significance and is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty while exploring the reserve, although the Lochivraon Bothy is currently closed for essential safety works. Wildlife enthusiasts can look for unique species such as the Black Sexton Beetle and Austin's Bog-moss, with peak sightings occurring in April around 01:00. This time is particularly fruitful for observing these species, making it an ideal month for a visit. Overall, Inverbroom offers a serene experience for those interested in the natural world, especially during the spring months.

Managed by

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Location

PWWR+6X Lochbroom, Garve, UK