Logie Easter

You'll find yourself in a proper Scottish churchyard when you stumble upon Logie Easter, a small but substantial church sitting quietly in the Highland landscape near Inverness. It's the sort of place where you can actually hear yourself think - no crowds, no gift shop, just the building and its surroundings.

The church itself dates back centuries and shows all the marks of genuine Highland religious architecture. Stone walls, traditional fixtures, the kind of place where locals have gathered for generations. There's something grounding about walking through a churchyard like this, past old graves and surrounded by moorland that stretches on properly.

You're looking at maybe thirty minutes here if you're thorough - less if you're just passing through. It's not a destination that demands half your day, but it's absolutely worth a detour if you're already exploring the Inverness area. History types will appreciate the age and the local connections; walkers will find it a decent stopping point on a longer route through the glens.

If you're basing yourself at somewhere like Dornoch Firth Caravan Park, you're within easy striking distance. Pop in on your way to or from other Highland attractions rather than treating it as a standalone journey. Free to visit, naturally - it's a working church, after all. Go when the light's decent if you want to photograph the stonework properly; a grey Highland afternoon suits it, mind you.