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Every year, we would go coo hunting... particularly for the iconic Highland Cows, also known as Hairy Coo. Most of the time when we spot one - they're either very far away in the field (to get a good shot of) or there will be no parking nearby.
When Crathes Castle posted on their FB about their newest "coo" addition, we took the kids there the following day. The Highland Coo trail starts off at the overflow car park, and kids are encouraged to follow the hairy coo cut outs in the woodland until they get to the real thing. Guess who was the most excited when we saw them? Obviously the biggest hairy coo fan... mummy!
There are currently 2 adult coos and 2 baby coos, beautiful animals! It's great to be able to see them upclose.... in fact this is the closest I've ever been to a hairy coo.
Easy trail ... very manageable even for young kids
Mummy Coo
A selfie with my favorite animal in the whole wide world
Lots of other interesting trails to go on at Crathes Castle
Check out the yew hedges in the walled gardens, planted in 1702.
Location: Crathes Castle, Garden & Estate, Banchory, AB31 5QH, Scotland (Parking: £2, free for NTS members).
Tel: 01330 844525
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