Explore regeneration first-hand at WildLand

Regeneration at WildLand is not something that exists behind the scenes. It is woven into the fabric of being here from staying in beautifully restored homes to spending time in the wild landscapes.

Our guests are not passive observers. They become part of the story: witnesses to nature’s recovery, reshaped by our careful stewardship.

Spending time at WildLand is a chance to slow down and connect with the changing sights and sounds of wild nature all around. Regeneration reveals itself gradually, through chirruping birdsong, new green growth and the feel of peaty bogs underfoot.

Being at WildLand presents a different kind of travel where regeneration is naturally part of every stay. By staying present and moving at a gentle pace, you can take note of the beauty of landscapes as they recover.

Hiking in Sutherland, Loch Ness or the Cairngorms, including climbs such as Ben Hope, offers a powerful sense of scale and perspective. Wide horizons, quiet glens and open skies create space to think and breathe deeply.

These walks are shaped by restored habitats and careful land management. The emotional impact comes not from drama, but from a stillness and space to simply be, appreciating the importance and beauty of regenerated land. Time spent here often shifts how people see both the land and themselves within it.

Experiences such as foraging and forest bathing encourage a wonderful connection with the restorative power of nature. Guided by ecologists and foraging specialists, guests learn to identify plants, fungi and woodland: details that might otherwise be overlooked, showing how nature and humans can live harmoniously. 

The learning that takes place deep in nature’s dense woodlands and rolling glens is all about developing a healthy respect for nature and the circularity of ecosystems. This knowledge helps deepen connection while experiencing the pureness of WildLand’s unforgettable landscapes.

Wellbeing at WildLand is wholly inseparable from its surroundings. Sauna sessions, wild swimming and time outdoors awaken the senses – a restoration that could be seen as a reflection of nature’s own rebound.

Heat, cold, movement and rest follow natural rhythms and allow us to tap into an elemental experience. The landscapes ask you to slow down, listen and recover at your own pace.

Moving between the Cairngorms, Sutherland and the north coast reveals regeneration in different forms. Each place responds uniquely to season, weather and time.

Returning at different points in the year offers new perspectives. Autumn colours, winter light and spring growth each tell a different part of the story where shifting landscapes restore through sun, cloud, rain or snow.

Every stay at WildLand supports ongoing restoration. More than that, it offers the chance to experience landscapes mid-recovery, shaped by care and showing a continuation of our efforts.

These places are still rebounding. Spending time here is a chance to be part of that process and in turn, part of the story of WildLand.

Explore WildLand’s places to stay and experiences, and discover regeneration as it unfolds.