Clachtoll Beach – Stoer Head Lighthouse loop from Lochinver

Clachtoll Beach – Stoer Head Lighthouse loop from Lochinver

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Clachtoll Beach – Stoer Head Lighthouse loop from Lochinver

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38.8km

660m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

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3.67 km

Achmelvich Beach

Highlight • Beach

5.07 km

Assynt Giants Viewpoint

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Three enormous mountains appear isolated on the moor, as if someone had placed them there one by one. It is no coincidence: they are survivors of an ancient rock layer …

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5.08 km

Viewpoint on the B869

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The viewpoint marked on OS maps on the B869 inland from Archmelvich. It's at 116m so you get a good view out to sea or inland.

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7.90 km

Alltan'abradhan Mill Ruins

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Not used since the 19th century, the abandoned mill is situated on the outflow from Loch na Creige Leithe. It was a type of mill known as a clack mill …

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9.70 km

Clachtoll Beach

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With white sands and idyllic turquoise water, Clachtoll Beach is an unspoilt paradise in the Highlands. From the headlands at either end of the beach there are stunning mountain views …

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10.0 km

Clachtoll Beach

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Incredible white sand and blue water beach. The campsite there also has paddle boards and kayaks that are free to use for campsite guests. Both routes in and out of the bay are also stunning.

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19.7 km

Stoer Head Lighthouse

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This glorious lighthouse was built in 1870 and sits in the stunning, remote landscape of the Stoer Peninsula. It's a fairly squat beacon, but stands on high cliffs and is …

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