에일트 호수 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Brilliant Bothy, you have to book in advance through the Ardnish website but worth it!

Beautiful, exposed and lots of amazing peaks

Very few people know Lochailort. We hadn't planned to visit there either, because we were actually supposed to go to Glenfinnan, a particularly beautiful hiking area. The famous Glenfinnan Viaduct is also located here, today best known for the Harry Potter films. The photo motif 'Hogwarts train on viaduct' is so popular that hordes of enchanted Muggles make a pilgrimage there and also occupy the very last parking spaces 3 kilometers before and after Glenfinnan. We had underestimated the extent of this new cult and spontaneously changed our minds - a good decision! Lochailort is about a quarter of an hour's drive from Glenfinnan, a small and above all lonely place far away from the hustle and bustle, where the beauty of the Highlands penetrates you even more through the peace and quiet that prevails here. I think many people here see it like we do, Highlands and hustle and bustle just don't go together when it comes to enjoying nature (parking on the road at the start of the route).

Absolutely Incredible views out west with the Rois Bheinn Corbetts in the foreground from the western flank of Sgurr na Ba Glaise.

Simply one of the best view points in the country.

Enjoy incredible views over Loch Doire a' Ghearrain as you make your way through the remote and wild landscape of the Ardnish countryside.

After you've travelled along the remote Ardnish Peninsula, you'll reach Peanmeanach Bothy, an old schoolmistresses' house now used as accommodation for the weary hiker who is looking for a back to basics shelter. The shelter has no electricity or running water but does have a beautiful wood-burning stove and some of the most incredible star lit skies. For more info on booking you can visit this site here https://www.ardnish.org/bothy/

At 783 m Ben Mic Cedidh is a Corbett with great views of Loch Shiel. It's a rocky summit often climbed as a loop, including the higher Benn Odhar Beag from the north.