Kinlochewe Club SiteExplore the Highlands

Places to see and things to do in the local area

Skye

Portree

Torridon

Gairloch

Kinlochewe Achnasheen

Inverchoran

Dundonnell

Poolewe

Attadale

Scalpay

Raasay

Garve

Evanton

Dingwall

Inverness

04

08

07

09

03

01

0205

06

1110

Visit AdventureAttadale GardensHill paths, low level walks and views of Loch Carron and the Isle of Skye.

Beinn Eighe National Nature ReserveA huge cluster of rugged peaks, ridges and slopes between Loch Maree and Glen Torridon.

Gairloch Marine Life Centre & CruisesTake a boat trip (March - October) and spot harbour porpoises, whales, seals, dolphins and seabirds.

Inverewe Garden See coastal birds, seals and otters over Loch Ewe and discover the exhibits, pond and curious plants.

HikingFor a challenging but visually rewarding hike, go trekking up Mt Slioch for stunning views of Loch Maree.

Torridon National Trust EstateA magnet for hikers and climbers, a place of majestic beauty and uncompromising terrain.

1

2

3

4

5

6

Loch Maree

Make the most of your time

Cycle

Explore

Torridon

National Cycle NetworkThe nearest route is NCN Route 1, the Lochs and Glens north route. The route can be picked up at Dingwall.

Mountain Biking The Heights of Kinlochewe route starts from the doorstep and many other routes, including the Torridon loop, are within a 10-20 mile radius.

Applecross Peninsula This tiny town is home to fantastic beaches, spectacular sunsets and a diversity of shops and eateries. Take the Bealach na Ba road for spectacular views.

ShieldaigBoasting a gorgeous setting with rocky outcrops, pretty pine trees and a scattering of white-washed cottages, this quaint village is also home to a pair of rare white-tailed eagles - a truly wonderful sight.

Shieldaig

10

11

WalkLocal routesLocal walks for all abilities directly from the site, from a 1.5k stroll to the Beinn Eighe Visitor Centre to challenging mountain walks. Maps and local walking books are available from site shop.

7

Beinn Eighe Sumit

9

8

Find us on:

There are lovely sandy beaches at Gairloch, Red Point and Mellon Udrigle.

Day trips to Isle of Skye and Loch Ness were worth travelling the distance.

Make sure to try the delicious, locally-sourced food at the Gorse Bush Cafe (dog-friendly).

Try your hand at fishing for Mackrel at Gairloch Harbour.

Torridon (Thursday) and Poolewe (Tuesday) markets are great for local crafts and local fresh produce.

Kinlochewe hotel serves really good food, has a great gin selection , the staff are very welcoming and it’s dog friendly.

Visitor’s top tips

We found a different walk this year along to the other side of Loch Maree, offering lovely views. You can take a boat trip from Loch Maree too!

Eat fresh seafood at Kishorn Seafood Bar.

Walk or cycle to local Torridon, it has interesting geology and a lovely cafe.

Take a drive to Gairloch to visit their butchers shop, and also the Farm and Garden store for superb produce.

The filling station next to site offered lovely coffee and cakes.

The Russian Arctic Convoy Museum is definitely worth a visit for history lovers.

SupermarketsThe Service Station next to the site has a grocery shop. The nearest supermarket is in Dingwall, 39 miles away.Petrol Station kinlochewe service station is 0.1 miles away.

Tourist InformationIn Gairloch,19 milesInternet AccessThere is a hotspot in the drying room.CashpointThere is an ATM at the shop by the pier, 18.7 miles from site.

Swimming PoolPoolewe, 26 miles. Public transportTimetables available in the Information Room. The closest bus stop is opposite Kinlochewe Hotel.

Close by

Mellon Udrigle Beach