Rahoy Hills

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Rahoy Hills is a scenic nature reserve located in Scotland, characterized by its diverse habitats that include woodlands, wetlands, and open moorland. This area is noted for its natural beauty and ecological significance, making it a valuable site for conservation and wildlife observation. Visitors to Rahoy Hills can look forward to spotting a variety of species, particularly in May when activity peaks. Notable sightings include the Dark-edged Bee-fly and Spotted Flycatcher, both best observed around 01:00. Other highlights include the Cuckoo in April and the Dipper in February, offering opportunities for birdwatching throughout the year.

Managed by

Scottish Wildlife Trust

Location

H7Q4+VJ Claggan, Oban, UK