New for 2026
Covenanters Coo & Ewes
The valley where our coos & ewes live has a very rich history that goes back for centuries.
What to Expect
A small village called New Luce sprang up in the valley where two bridges were built to span the river.
A church was built in 1647 and its charismatic minister called Alexander Peden became a celebrity covenanter when he was ejected from our church in 1662.
This tour will take you on a gentle stroll through the little village of New Luce in the company of one our guides.
Our guide will take you back to the 17th Century and tell you more about what became known as the Killing Times.
Important Information
Please plan to arrive a few minutes before your experience is scheduled to start.
At a glance
- Local Guides
- Stories that have trickled down the river over the centuries.
- Alexander Peden and the Killing Times.
- Feuding Lairds
- Smuggling cattle
- Leisurely walk (1 mile)
Price: £18 per person
Duration: 1 hours
access and visitor information
Everything You Need to Know About Your Visit
Before you set off, it’s worth taking a few minutes to check through the essential information about your visit. We’ve put together details on our location, parking, what to wear for our farm tours, and what facilities you’ll find when you get here.
We’ve also answered some of the most frequently asked questions to help you feel fully prepared for your Highland Cow experience at Kitchen Coos and Ewes.
To make sure you don’t miss out, please book your visit in advance. Our tours fill up quickly and we aren’t able to take walk-in visitors, so it’s best to secure your spot before you arrive!