Stalking

The deer stalking tradition in Scotland has centuries of history behind it, very few pursuits offer the same combination of solitude, skill, excitement and sense of achievement. At Laudale it offers a unique way of exploring the unspoilt beauty of this part of Scotland and the chance to glimpse some of the local wildlife.

Our experienced stalkers employ skills developed over many seasons to read weather conditions, locate and approach the deer without being detected and help you make the best shot possible.

Clay Pigeon Shooting

Laudale makes a stunning backdrop for Clay Pigeon Shooting, we offer instruction for novices through to experienced clay shooters. Its a great way of challenging yourself and creating a little healthy competition.

Demanding concentration, a good eye and swift reactions Clay Pigeon Shooting is certainly a challenging way to spend time. Our instructors will  happily lead you through the basics, should you need them to, helping you to perfect your aim and time your shots. Once you feel ready, and should you want to, we can arrange a little gentle competition to really get the adrenaline flowing.

Archery

The lawns overlooking the shoreline at Laudale are perfect for trying your hand at this noble sport. We can accommodate all levels of skill and ability and though we cannot guarantee that you will be hitting the centre of the target, you will have great fun and an even greater sense of achievement.

Even if you are not doing well, your day will be infinitely improved by the addition of Morning Coffee or Afternoon Tea served with delicious homemade biscuits or cakes served in the most beautiful of locations.

• Expert tuition
• Family activity
• Stunning location

Skiing

Laudale is an hours’ drive from two of Scotland’s best known, late snow, ski resorts; Glencoe and The Nevis range, just above Fort William and Glencoe.

The Nevis range has thirty five runs, from green to red, so whether you’re a beginner or an expert there’s a run to challenge you! The beginner’s area is close to the top station, with some great green runs to build skills and confidence on. The ‘Snowgoose Bowl’ provides challenging blue and red runs for intermediate skiers and the more experienced have a range of off-piste black and red runs.  The resort also features Scotland’s only mountain gondola which takes you from the car park to the main ski area in 15 minutes.

Sailing / Watersports

Laudale’s position on the edge of the scenic Loch Sunart make it ideal for those wanting to explore the  breathtaking scenery of the west coast of Scotland by water. The Sound of Mull and the Western Isles offer fantastic sailing, stunning views and the chance to glimpse seals, otters, dolphins, basking sharks and minke whales with the remote hills providing habitat for a wealth of birds including Sea Eagles, Golden Eagles and Peregrine Falcons.

Closer to home, the Loch and the rocky coast line lend themselves to exploration by kayak and canoe, with plenty of wildlife to spot as you paddle. Guided kayaking and canoeing tours, with all the equipment provided can be arranged to help you get the best from the area.