쥐라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The jetty is a wild place near the old lighthouse keeper’s cottages on the Rubha an Leim peninsula. You can walk out here along the track or take a much rougher path along the shore. watch out for seals and oystercatchers.

Loch a' Bhaile-Mhargaidh is known locally as Market Loch. The walk up here follows a good but rough track. It's a pretty loch with good views. It's also the source of the river that supplies water to the Jura Distillery.

A nice deeper spot that's good for a swim just downstream of the bridge.

With graves here from the medieval times to present day it's an interesting but sombre place to wonder.

The Jura Distillery was established in 1810 but declined, it was brought back to life in 1963 and has become a world class whisky producer. It's a major employer on the island with almost every family having a direct connection. You can visit the distillery and take a tour but please book ahead as they only take a maximum of ten on each tour. You can also visit the shop. Open Monday to Friday all year.

The Jura Passenger ferry carries people and dogs between Craighouse on Jura and Tayvallich on the Scottish mainland. It runs from end of March to the end of September each year. Crossings take a bit less than an hour and there are normally three or four crossings per day. It's worth booking ahead.

A beautiful remote loch lying in the bowl below the Pap's of Jura. Quite a boggy path in that follows the Corran River but easy navigation and great views.

Beinn ai Chaolais at 733m is the lowest of the three Paps on the classic round and the 4th checkpoint on the Jura Fell race. It's a big scree covered cone shape with amazing views of the other hills, island, sea and Islay.