20 KM
Grade A
Loch Glendhu and Glencoul provide one of the most impressive ‘fjord’ like locations in Scotland. It is easy to think you are in Norway when exploring these remote and beautiful lochs. Surrounded by wildlife and unique geology, along with historic tales of submarines and two bothies to explore this is a trip that can be enjoyed over a few hours or a few days.
20 KM
Sheltered
Coastal Paddling
Grade A
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The remote feel at the head of the two lochs
Visiting the two bothies on route
The isolated Loch Beag and Britain’s highest waterfall
The dramatic views that surround, in particular of the mountain Quinag
The seals, otters and eagles that may well be seen on route
Useful Links and/or Updates
If wanting more information about the bothies at Glendhu and Glencoul check out http://www.mountainbothies.org.uk
Be sure to allow time to enjoy a drink or the fantastic sea food at http://www.kyleskuhotel.co.uk
Gallery
Loch Glencoul
Head of Loch Glendhu
Arriving at Glendhu
Looking into Glendhu
Loch Glendhu
Quinag from Loch Glendhu
Looking into Loch Glendhu
Looking into Loch Glendhu
'Maid of Kylesku', old car ferry
Glendhu Bothy
Loch Glendhu
Quinag from Loch Glendhu
Quinag from Loch Glendhu
Waterfall in Loch Glendhu
Waterfall in Loch Glendhu
Loch Glencoul
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