Timber operations have continued in the Glencruitten Woods but so far have not reached the Cathedral area. This has meant that visitor access has remained possible over recent weeks so thank you to all those who came to the site and made donations towards the restoration. Your gifts are very much appreciated. Share Share on …
It’s a pretty exciting time in the Cathedral this week as Ian McCuish and his team of expert landscapers have reinstated the drainage at the Cathedral. This is a crucial piece of work that will allow the replanting to begin. The ground has always been boggy but in recent years the drainage was almost completely …
Beginning Monday 4th June, 2018, the Cathedral of Trees will close for timber operations within the surrounding woodland area. This work is an important step in the restoration programme and will bring huge benefit to the site by allowing in much needed sunlight and improved air circulation. It will also provide the opportunity for the …
April and May have seen a lot of activity in the Cathedral. This is the first serious phase of the restoration programme and it involved repairing and improving the drainage system and paths. Over the years, the original drains had collapsed and this in turn caused die back in the trees and a general deterioration …
The Glencruitten Cathedral of Trees is situated just to the East of Oban in the midst of the Glencruitten Woods and is open all year round – just follow the red stone way markers.