Explorer 398 - Mallaig

A short circular walk around the hills and village of the small picturesque fishing port of Mallaig with great views to the Skye and The Small Isles.

A lovely short walk from the banks of Loch Morar to a nearby low lying hill loch. The Scots pine are a real star of this walk.

Three walks from The National Trust at Glenfinnan to viewpoints of the monument, viaduct and Loch Shiel. The Dragonfly boardwalk provides easy access to Caledonian pinewoods and the River Callop.

A scenic circular walk passing through hills, heathland and the quaint fishing port of Mallaig. There is a nice picnic spot by Loch an Nostarie.

A sensory short walk through the former kitchen gardens and nursery of Glen House on the Arisaig Estate

A lovely walk through oak wood and onto open heath in Glen Beasdale, following the Beasdale Burn towards Bealach a Mhama, with stunning views of the surrounding hills.

An interesting walk affording some great views of the Glenfinnan monument, Loch Shiel and the surrounding hills and crags. The walk passes through a range of habitat types, including woodland, heath and bog.

A pleasant, scenic walk along the north shore of Loch Morar to Tarbet. Other local walk include Glasnacardoch to Loch an Nostarie and the Loch an Nostarie circular walk.

A lovely scenic walk through Glen Màma ascending through Atlantic oak woodland and onto wet meadow and heath to access a small remote freshwater loch, Loch Màma. The walk offers the opportunity to explore the fauna and flora of a mosaic of habitats and enjoy some stunning scenery as you ascend to Loch Màma.

A rewarding walk to the magnificant beach at Port nam Murrach at the end of the Rhu peninsula near Arisaig, Morar.