Mackay a Tuath is a commercial conifer forest located approximately 5 kilometers west of Forsinard in Sutherland, Scotland. The property is situated within the Dyke Forest Complex and is closely associated with commercial forestry, with nearby sawmills and a shared forest access route that has been successfully used for timber extraction from neighboring woodlands. The forest, originally established in the mid-1980s, is predominantly composed of Sitka spruce and Lodgepole pine, with the latter serving as a self-thinning nurse crop. The property is accessible via a shared forest road and the A897, which is classified as a Consultation Route for timber transport. With its proximity to market and established access route, Mackay a Tuath presents a unique opportunity for commercial forestry operations.