Outlander Filming
Based on the novels by Diana Gabaldon, the television series, Outlander has attracted an enormous following and received rave reviews. In just three seasons and 42 episodes in total, Outlander has been a huge success in the UK and America.
Outlander begins in 1945, where a World War Two nurse, Claire, finds herself being transported back to Scotland in 1743. It is here that she becomes heavily involved in the Jacobite risings of the area and finds herself part of a group of rebel Scottish Highlanders.
Kinloch Rannoch as Craigh na Dun
One of the most famous scenes of Outlander is set in the Kinloch Rannoch. It is the stone circles at Craigh na Dun (filmed at Kinloch Rannoch) that Claire goes back in time to 1743. The stone circle and local scenery are visited many times throughout the three series as she tries to return to her life.
The filming location is at Rannoch Moor which has breath-taking views of the loch and local countryside. However, there is no stone circle here as depicted in the TV series. For fans of the show, there is a chance to take a lovely walk through the woodland to the dramatic peaks of the moor. From here you can enjoy incredible views across the land, and understand where Outlander took inspiration from.
