Learn to find, recognise, and use Scotland’s healing plants in the beautiful Scottish Highlands.

Overview

When you’re outdoors, small injuries happen: a sting, a graze, a burn, a blister. This practical, two-and-a-half-hour session teaches how to spot, identify, and safely use wild plants that can help in those moments.

Set in the woods and hills of Highland Perthshire, this guided walk is part outdoor classroom, part adventure. You’ll learn to recognise useful first-aid plants, discover their traditional and modern applications, and gain the confidence to use them responsibly when needed.

What You’ll Learn

• Identify wild plants used to stop bleeding and soothe wounds

• Recognise plants that ease stings, bites, or inflammation

• Understand how to prepare and apply simple natural remedies outdoors

• Learn the safety principles of foraging and first-aid use

• Discover the folklore and field history behind each species

Experience Details

Duration: 2½ hours

Season: April – September

Group Size: Up to 10 guests per booking

Locations: Bespoke sites across Highland Perthshire

Who It’s For?

Perfect for hikers, campers, gardeners, outdoor workers, and anyone interested in practical plant skills.

Price

£45 per person