18 KM
Grade A
Gruinard Island’s dark history is hard to believe when the bay in which it sits provides such incredible surroundings. Gruinard Bay has stunning beaches and coastlines, along with a wealth of wildlife including some resident sea eagles. The island itself offers interesting cliffs and expansive views, helping its unbelievable story become a thing of the past.
18 KM
Coastal Paddling
Sheltered
Circumnavigation
Grade A
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The stunning views of the surrounding NW Highlands
The expansive beaches found within Gruinard Bay
The colourful small cliffs on Gruinards western coastline
The wildlife encounters on route, with luck sea eagles and seals
Useful Links and/or Updates
There is a small shop and petrol station in Laide, including a handy campsite: http://www.gruinardbay.co.uk
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West Coast of Gruinard Island
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This trip is covered by the following OS map:
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