We gather at 10:30 am for an 11 am start on the terrace at Monachyle Mhor overlooking Lochs Voil and Doine, with our first course. We walk a mile along the Glen Road to the Fairy Pools, with more delicious food and drink pairings. From there we walk to the Monachyle lifting stone, the original expression of strength since the 1700’s and where couples choose to get married. We head to the bottom meadow to our mirrored box, which is listed in Condé Nast Traveller as one of the 10 best views in the world. We gather for…

1. Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, we recommend booking in advance to secure your spot. Availability can be limited, and we sell out quickly

2. Where do we meet and at what time?

The adventure start at Monachyle Mhor at 10:30am for 11am.

3. What do I wear?

Please dress for the outdoors - think comfy shoes, layers, and a sense of adventure.

4. Is the walk difficult?

The walk is a 6 mile stopping walk through the glen, mostly on tarmac.

5. Can I bring my dog?

Absolutely, all furry friends are more than welcome to join us.

6. Im staying at one of your hotels, is there lifts available?

Contact reception on: 01877 384 622 if you need a taxi from Monachyle Mhor to Mhor84 or vice versus

7. How long does the day last?

11am-4:30pm

Jim - 24 June 2026

This was an experience booked for my wife's Christmas. From the first minute to the last, it totally exceeded our expectations. The weather was fantastic and it was great to meet some new people. Tom is a totally natural host and highly entertaining, even if there were a few naughty words slipped in, he was great fun. The wines ( and spirits ) were excellent and very reasonable measures to boot. Congratulations should go to the chef as the food was of the highest quality. While the portion sizes were perfect for us, those with a heartier appetite may need manage their expectations of quantity. Overall the day was fantastic and I would highly recommend it.

Stephan - 23 June 2026

Overall disappointed with the whole experience. There were too many people attending which resulted in not hearing everything. There were too many dogs off lead and wet dogs under the dining table which was just revolting. Finding a long blond hair in my main dinner was unpleasant but telling a waiter and getting absolutely no reaction was just rude. Another waiter served extra bubbly to guests at our table but completely ignored our party.

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