アードモリッヒウッドでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Magnificent views, but the path is narrow, sometimes overhanging the sea, sometimes flooded. Avoid with young children or in bad weather.

You might find it hard to believe you're still in the UK when you arrive at the exotic looking Whitesands Beach on Scotland's northwest coast. Take a seat, or a dip, and enjoy the beautiful scenery before continuing on your journey.

This is an extremely picturesque walk just above the roadless village of Smirisary which is located along the wild and rugged coastline of the Scottish Highlands. Be captivated by white sand beaches, crystal clear blue waters, and beautiful old cottages dotted amongst the moorland. The ground can get quite boggy underfoot here, so make sure to bring a decent pair of shoes along with you.

Tucked away in the ancient oak woodlands of Salen is the majestic Lochan na Dunaich. Bring a picnic and enjoy a rest on the lakes edge.

Perfect to take a dip!

As you walk through the Bealach (pass), leaving the Lochans behind you suddenly have stunning views across the sea towards the Isles of Eigg, Muck and Coll. If the weather is not so clear this viewpoint above the Lochans is also delightful.

This wild and remote path on the edge of Moidart heads up towards a number of small Lochans. As you leave the Atlantic oak forest near the shoreline, keep glimpsing behind you for ever reaching views over Loch Moidart.

The semi ruined castle sits on Eilean Tioram (the 'Dry Island'). Whilst the interior is closed to the public, you can walk around the exterior, however take care to avoid crossing near to high tide so you can return safely. Situated at the entrance to the Shiel River, this would have been a place of strategic importance and archeologists have found evidence of man here since the Bronze Age. The castle you see here now is thought to date to the 13th Century.