北西サザーランド周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

A superb mountain in the far north west of Scotland, rough, tough and wild! The main approaches are from the north from the deep valley of the River Dionard, and then up rough pathless steep slopes - the way I went. There is a longer route from the south, bypassing Arkle and then followiing the long ridge. Either way, you are very unlikely to see anyone else on you journey.

The summit of Ben Stack is a wonderful viewpoint, Quinaq and Assynt to the south; Arkle and Foinaven across Loch Stack to the north; the coast to the west. This is a fine little mountain in an isolated lonely part of the far north west of Scotland.

This hike is beautiful. However, you have to be aware that the birds are quite far away. We didn't see any puffins (May 2025). The crossing cost £25 per person. I wouldn't do the tour again.

You can reach the beautiful sandy beach here by small motorboat.

Tarbet is a tiny little seaside village located in far north Scotland between the shores of the stunning Loch Dubh and the vast Atlantic Ocean. The village features a beach and a gorgeous remote restaurant, The Shorehouse, which is an absolute must-visit serving up a delicious range of locally sourced seafood with a view.

Tarbet is a tiny little seaside village located in far north Scotland between the shores of the stunning Loch Dubh and the vast Atlantic Ocean. The village features a beach and a gorgeous remote restaurant, The Shorehouse, which is an absolute must-visit serving up a delicious range of locally sourced seafood with a view.

Ben Stack is a nice pointy mountain, standing at 721 m. It's classified as a Fiona. The classic walk is up the fairly pathless and sometimes boggy south-eastern ridge. The reward is a great distinct summit and far-reaching views.

A gorgeous, secluded spot through some lovely woodland, not too far away from the footpath from Lone to Bealach Horn.