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Wild nature

Small waterfall

Well-walkable paths.

Beautiful little lochan and suprisingly enough THE place in Scotland to see dragonflies and damsel flies in July and August!

Beautiful little trail, certainly when the weather is nice. Do take the few extra steps up to the viewpoint, well worth it.

Encircled by lovely Scots pine and boasting fine Highland scenery, Loch Beinn a' Mheadhoin is a gorgeous body of water. A minor road runs along its northern shore, while forestry roads take the Affric Kintail long-distance trail along its southern shore. Its islands were formed when the water levels were raised in the 1950s as part of a hydro electric scheme. Beyond the loch's western end, there are no more roads and Glen Affric becomes increasingly remote.

The Dog Falls are best viewed from this natural platform. They descend into a dramatic natural gorge, surrounded by native deciduous trees making for stunning colourful photos throughout the year.

A beautiful place to stop for a picnic. This magical but small Lochan seems to appear out of the woodland, dragonflies abound during the warmer months, and the rarer Pine Marten is said to live here too.