Scotland Outdoors

679 Episodes

1. Seals, birds, trees and motorbikes

   Published: 08/12/2018
2. From the Our Story series of 2014, Mark visits Aviemore to discover how the area was once dubbed the St Moritz of Scotland

   Published: 05/12/2018
3. The Cairngorm Funicular Railway has been placed in administration. Mark and Euan take a look at the story behind the decision.

   Published: 01/12/2018
4. Sir John Lister Kaye

   Published: 28/11/2018
5. Mark and Euan with a rare bird sighting, a slice of Japan in the Ochil Hills and the history of an observatory atop a mountain

   Published: 24/11/2018
6. Brochs, bunkers and a battery-powered train

   Published: 17/11/2018
7. The West Highland Line

   Published: 14/11/2018
8. Out of Doors First World War Special

   Published: 10/11/2018
9. Mark and Euan discover a rejuvenated Highland railway, a Ford Model T and a dictionary of Scots Nature

   Published: 03/11/2018
10. , Mark and Euan indulge their love of steam trains, get close up with some reindeer and the bee that's become an internet hit

    Published: 27/10/2018
11. St. Cuthbert's Way

    Published: 24/10/2018
12. Tools, spatulas, bees and the John Muir Trust

    Published: 20/10/2018
13. Women in farming, beavers, geese and maps

    Published: 13/10/2018
14. Mark and Euan cycle the John Muir Way starting in Helensburgh where Muir set off from to the US to his birthplace of Dunbar

    Published: 10/10/2018
15. Mark and Euan get the lowdown on peat, a new island distillery and the farmer who turned his life around

    Published: 06/10/2018
16. Mark visits Scotland's Air Ambulance, finds out about Nature Deficit Disorder and Euan discovers another side to angling

    Published: 29/09/2018
17. Peter May on Lewis

    Published: 26/09/2018
18. Venison, vertical farm, mussels, Mingming, rafts and puffins

    Published: 22/09/2018
19. Mark Stephen's aboard the Aberdeen lifeboat, Bon Accord and Laura Cuthill unearths some of the lesser known facts about Dundee

    Published: 15/09/2018
20. Mark and Euan spend time with David 'Heavy' Whalley who spent 36 years as a member of the RAF mountain rescue team

    Published: 12/09/2018