글렌 아프릭‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 호수

To conclude the tour and realize the 18km done

Encircled by lovely Scots pine and boasting fine Highland scenery, Loch Beinn a' Mheadhoin is a gorgeous body of water. A minor road runs along its northern shore, while forestry roads take the Affric Kintail long-distance trail along its southern shore. Its islands were formed when the water levels were raised in the 1950s as part of a hydro electric scheme. Beyond the loch's western end, there are no more roads and Glen Affric becomes increasingly remote.

Loch Affric lies at the foot of Scotland's highest mountain group north of the Great Glen. It's relatively remote compared to many of the Highland's famous lochs and, as a result, wildlife thrives. Species you might be lucky enough to see here are pine marten, golden eagles, wildcats and otters.

Enjoy biking through one of the most celebrated remaining Caledonia Pine forests in Scotland. You might spot a rare Golden Eagle, or hear the call of the deer when they descend to the valley floor to shelter and find food. The Glen is a National Nature Reserve.

Glen Affric Caledonian Forest Reserve is a beautiful landscape of lochs, mountains and a mix of pine, birch and oak trees. It is considered one of the best remaining examples of the Caledonian Forest that once covered much of Scotland.

Enjoy walking through one of the most celebrated remaining Caledonia Pine forests in Scotland. You might spot a rare Golden Eagle, or hear the call of the deer when they descend to the valley floor to shelter and find food. The Glen is a National Nature Reserve.

From the viewpoint you can see down to Loch Affric and to the Affric Lodge. A fine view towards the loch and the mountains around you. Plenty of parking at the car park below, and the path is not too steep and not too far.

This viewpoint has an easy to follow path from the Glen Affric car park.