20의 Kinlochbervie가지 명소 & 주요 장소

If you like truly getting away from it all, and other people, this tranquil place will meet that need. Quiet, peaceful and scenic.

A superb mountain in the far north west of Scotland, rough, tough and wild! The main approaches are from the north from the deep valley of the River Dionard, and then up rough pathless steep slopes - the way I went. There is a longer route from the south, bypassing Arkle and then followiing the long ridge. Either way, you are very unlikely to see anyone else on you journey.

The summit of Ben Stack is a wonderful viewpoint, Quinaq and Assynt to the south; Arkle and Foinaven across Loch Stack to the north; the coast to the west. This is a fine little mountain in an isolated lonely part of the far north west of Scotland.

Sandwood Bay is so far north that you can see the lighthouse of the north west tip of Scotland, Cape Wrath. It has that name for a reason, it is a wild and stormy place.

Being completely alone on a 1.5 mile beach made of pink sand with the waves crashing on the shore is a very special experience. I will always remember my trip here.

The path from Sandwood Beach is easy to find and, assuming you're sure-footed, relatively easy to hike in reasonably dry conditions. The views over the cliff edge are absolutely spectacular. The last 1.5km of the loop back to the main trail are completely untracked, and you have to find your own way through the marshy landscape. Avoid this path in the rain!

Beautifully isolated rock needle in the wild surf of the North Atlantic.

Luckily, the beautiful sandy beach can only be reached via a long hike and is therefore not too crowded. It is a worthwhile hiking destination when the weather is nice.