Braeroy Estate

Braeroy Estate
Braeroy is a stunning Highland estate in the West of Scotland, set deep within the ancient glens of Lochaber. Extending to 23,500 acres, the estate offers breathtaking views across an inspiring landscape that includes heather moorland, rugged hills, and the remarkable geological formation known as the Parallel Roads. Rich in biodiversity, Braeroy is home to an abundance of wildlife, from pine martens to golden eagles and peregrine falcons, while much of the glen is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Despite its remote and unspoilt setting, the estate remains accessible via a single-track road, located just 30 minutes from Roy Bridge and 45 minutes from Fort William, offering a true Highland experience in the heart of a historic and dramatic landscape.

Deer Stalking at Braeroy Estate
Braeroy Estate is offering both stag and hind stalking throughout the season. Led by highly experienced stalkers with an intimate knowledge of the estate and their craft, each day is shaped by skill, patience, and respect for the natural environment. The use of the traditional Highland garron for stag extraction adds an authentic and memorable dimension to the day on the hill. Stalking is offered by the day, with up to two parties hosted daily, ensuring a personal and carefully managed experience. Guests meet at Braeroy Lodge before heading into the hills and are encouraged to bring a packed lunch and refreshments to sustain them throughout a rewarding day immersed in the wild beauty of the Highlands.

Accommodation and Transport

Braeroy Estate currently operates on a day-visit basis and does not offer on-site accommodation. Guests are kindly asked to make their own lodging arrangements in the surrounding area, with a range of options available nearby. As the estate is accessed via a single-track road in a remote Highland setting, guests are also required to arrange their own transport to and from Braeroy Lodge, ensuring flexibility and ease of travel for their visit.