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Smoo Cave was closed to the public last month to allow contractors to work at the site A cave that attracts more than 40,000 people a year has been reopened following the completion of rock stability ...

The Smoo Caves are unique in the UK for having been formed by both rainwater and by seawater: the first chamber is a tidal gorge, while the inner chambers have been formed by freshwater erosion. They ...

Smoo Cave could be closed up to two weeks for rock stability work to be carried out A cave that attracts more than 40,000 people a year is to be closed temporarily. Parts of Smoo Cave near Durness in ...

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It was home to some of the earliest people of the Highlands with legend also claiming Smoo Cave as a whisky smugglers haven and a favoured killing spot of a feared 16th Century highwayman. Did you ...

A cave that attracts more than 40,000 people a year is to be closed temporarily. Parts of Smoo Cave near Durness in Sutherland requires rock stability work. Highland Council, which looks after the ...