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3. Torridon
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Details: A relatively easy walk covering track and path, three miles south west of Kinlochewe. There are impressive views of Beinn Eighe and parts of the route are lined with rhododendron; in flower May and June. The path can be a little muddy around the north eastern side of Loch Coulin but all in all, this is a very enjoyable walk. |
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4. Lochinver
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Details: Begin this walk at Inchnadamph where parking is available. You follow good paths for most of the route, but good navigation skills are required as the path can be elusive at times. A short diversion takes you to the top of the Eas a' Chual Aluinn waterfall and at a drop of 650 feet it's Britain's Highest. This is one of my favourite walks and I was lucky to be doing it in a heat wave. Not the best time for a full effect waterfall, but certainly enjoyable.
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