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Deputy First Minister Opens New Low Carbon Facilities at Stac Pollaidh
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Deputy First Minister Opens New Low Carbon Facilities at Stac Pollaidh
A new low carbon trailhead car park and off-grid toilet facility at Stac Pollaidh, Ross-shire, has been officially opened by Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic, Kate Forbes. The £836,944 project marks a major step forward for sustainable tourism in the Highlands, ensuring that one of Scotland’s most iconic hills can continue to welcome thousands of walkers each year without damaging the fragile landscape that surr…
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