15 KM
Grade B
This journey enjoys a remote and rarely paddled section of coastline, exposed to the Atlantic Ocean and providing hidden lochs, an abundance of skerries and some great rock formations. Following this, intricately beautiful Loch Laxford provides shelter with stunning mountain scenery.
15 KM
No Landing Zones
Coastal Paddling
Vehicle Shuttle
Grade B
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The endless options, great variety, stunning views and wildlife of Loch Laxford. A worthy trip on its own
The rugged and remote Atlantic coastline to Kinlochbervie
The impressive shapes and colours of the gneiss cliffs and rocks
Entering Loch an Roin
The views on Ben Stack and the far NW Highlands
Useful Links and/or Updates
There is a shop, toilets and hotel in Kinlochbervie. for more information check out http://www.kinlochbervie.info
Gallery
Leaving Laxford Bay
Launch site in Laxford Bay
Launch site in Laxford Bay
Ben Stack from Loch Laxford
Coastline towards Kinlochbervie
Landing at entrance to Loch an Roin
Entrance to Loch an Roin
Coastline near Eilean na Saille
Loch Laxford & Ben Stack
Loch Laxford landing & Ben Stack
Loch Laxford landing & Ben Stack
Exploring Loch Laxford
Entrance to Loch an Roin
Coastline near Eilean na Saille
Eilean na Saille
Ben Stack from Loch Laxford
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