アシント湖での周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Just to the south-east of Loch Assynt, Inchnadamph is a superb base camp for exploring Assynt’s wonderful landscapes. The hamlet is home to a hotel, a hostel and self-catering options. From here, you can access the Munros of Conival and Ben More Assynt, while a short drive brings you to starting points for the likes of Suilven, Stac Pollaidh and Quinag. Although smaller than their Munro neighbours, these mountains are some of the most fascinating in Britain.

Nice spot to pitch a tent for a night. Be aware of the ticks! (in April 2025)

The crystal clear water is coming out straight from the ground next to the trail about 850 meters from the car park.

Quite a popular little hike, so it's quite busy. The caves aren't really that impressive - apart from their age and the finds, they're quite small - but there's a really strong spring on the way, which basically creates a fairly large stream on the side of the path.

A small waterfall which will need to be crossed. This is easily done, and is a pleasant spot not too far from the car park.

Views down the path back to the loch are worth the short effort from the car park. As you ascend further up, they continue to get better.

Great caves! They're obviously part of a system that you can descend into when you have experience.

Highly recommended visit the The Bones Caves