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Netted walkway weaves between the pine trees at up to eight metres off ground
Two appliances were required to attend the blaze early this morning.
The Outdoor Access team and Highland council have completed a small-scale of projects to improve active travel on core paths across the Highlands.
Matthew Millward made history for Dornoch cricket club on Sunday.
Golspie and Lochinver recorded bumper wins to join Helmsdale in the semi-finals.
The Roy Barker II was launched at 7:15pm on Sunday April 14.
Tain's weekly health walks continue on Wednesday (April 17) with a trip to Hilton of Cadboll.
CalMac has warned Ullapool to Stornoway passengers of an issue resulted in reduced capacity on the ferry.
Two hotels on the NC500 route are up for sale in Tain.
The concert raised £862 for Cathedral funds.
Local councillors and representatives from Highland Council, Transport Scotland, SEPA and NatureScot will attend the meeting next Monday, April 22.
The commemoration took place at the Battle of Littleferry memorial stone.
The playground at Brora Primary School is adjacent to the football club’s pitch.
The Wick couple hoping to set a round-Britain rowing record this summer say they are amazed by the “phenomenal” response from the public so far.
Sheila McKenzie has been awarded a prestigious Associate Distinction by the Royal Photographic Society.
John Davidson enjoys a morning stroll up the riverside path from Wick, where he finds peaceful paths and a wildlife spotting platform
Walking, cycling or gardening is good for our health - but we may need to be cautious about a sudden increase in activity, says our columnist.
A thriller writer who has moved from Dorset to Inverness is finding fresh inspiration in her new Highland life.
AN NHS Highland nurse who covers Parkinson’s Disease and provides support to hundreds of patients across the north is up for a national award.
Some £320 million of power network infrastructure projects in the north of Scotland have been thrown open to tender amid massive expansion plans.
