The Kessock Bridge (Pass By)

Dramatic views of The Moray Firth to our right and The Beauly Firth to our left

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The scenery starts to become more rugged as we head west

The Lochcarron Weavers Shop

Enjoy browsing this wonderful range of tartans, knitwear, kilts and giftware. Design your own tartan!

1 hour

Bealach na Ba Road

The road is perhaps the closest to an Alpine pass in UK. It features very sharp hairpin turns, switching back and forth up the mountain, with gradients approaching to 17% and is one of the highest roads of the country rising up to 626m (2,054ft) above the sea level. The name comes from the Scottish Gaelic, Bealach nam Bò, meaning ‘pass of the cattle’. The road was built in 1822. The original road was rough gravel and very difficult to clear in winter, meaning it could be blocked for weeks on end. In 1950 it was totally paved.

1 hour

Applecross

A fabulous seafood lunch or just a brief stroll through the village.

1 hour

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Pretty wee village with a lovely round tree-clad island off the shore

20 minutes

Glen Torridon (Pass By)

A dramatic drive through the imposing Torridon Mountains

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Dramatic views of the Loch Maree and beautiful Glen Docherty

15 minutes