어신트 - 코이가흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Not far from the lodge is the widely captured view across the loch to the towering western end of Suilven. Get the trees into the shot too!

Suileag Bothy is a wonderfully atmospheric place that feels as if it is in the middle of nowhere - which it is! The views across to Suilven from here are superb, particularly in good light. Watching the sun go down and Suilven begin to glow in that late light is an experience you will never forget.

With a name that means 'Black Glen', Glendhu is actually a wonderfully scenic bothy. Here, you'll find two ground floor rooms and two attic dorms, providing open lodging for weary travellers.

Glencoul is a beautifully located wilderness shelter on the Cape Wrath Trail. It’s a good start point for visiting Eas a' Chual Aluinn, the UK's highest waterfall, as well as the Corbetts of Glas Bheinn and Beinn Leòid. Its surroundings are spectacular, with the Stack of Glencoul close at hand and the fascinating shape of Quinag to the west.

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Clean bothy with great views.

By bothy standards, this is pretty spic and span, with a fireplace and two separate bedrooms sleeping up to eight people each. It’d be a cosy haven on a winter’s day, when you could light a fire and warm up by the flames – a kind soul had even left some candles and an inch or two of whisky. On the hot day in early June when we arrived, it was pleasingly cool and shady, and best of all, kept the cloud of angry midges that had been following in our wake all day firmly outside.

An old fisherman's hut that has now been converted into a very basic information centre. You can sit inside and outside there is a picnic bench with a beautiful view.