글렌 스트라스파라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Wild nature

Small waterfall

Well-walkable paths.

Dog Falls is an impressive waterfall on the River Affric. The best viewpoint is an out and back detour from the running loop, but it's well worth a stop.

Sgòrr na Diollaid is a Corbett (818 m) with a fine rocky summit and great views in all directions. There aren't really any good or easy trails to follow, but most people walk in from the south and normally go back the same way.

A medium-sized underground hydroelectric station. The single turbine produces 19 megawatts at full power. The water comes through a pipe system from the Beannachran reservoir.

Sgùrr a' Phollain stands at 855 m. It's a wild top without easy access. There used to be a stalkers' path along the ridge line that climbs to Beinn a' Bha'ach Àrd in the south and then follows the vague horseshoe around over this point and on to Càrn na Gabhalach at 713 m. Great views from here.

Beinn a' Bha'ach Ard is a Corbett at 862 m. It's a tough walk without good trails, but the views over the Beauly and Cromarty firths are good. Normally climbed as a loop from the south.