Beinn Airigh Charr is one of the most accessible peaks in the great wilderness of the Fisherfield and Letterewe Estates.The walk starts from the car park by the bridge in Poolewe and takes the road to Kernsary by the side of the River Ewe
Crossing the moorland to reach the road down to Ardlair.
The Torridon Mountains from the Ardlair Road
Xan & Charlie exploring the old sheep fold
The path follows a burn through a small wooded gorge.
The path carries on gradually climbing uphill.
Loch Maree from the col
Fionn Loch and Carnmore
Summit Cairn and Fionn Loch
Loch Maree
Loch Ewe from Beinn Airigh Charr.
Kernsary
Ardlair and Beinn Airigh Charr from Slattadale
River Ewe
Poolewe
Loch Kernsary
| A small cairn marks the point where you leave the Kernsary road and cut across the moorland to reach the road down to Ardlair. |
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Looking across Loch Maree to the Torridon Mountains from the Ardlair Road. |
| A Stalkers path leaves the Ardlair Road and starts the long traverse in to Beinn Airigh Charr by this old sheep fold. |
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The path follows a burn through a small wooded gorge. |
| The path carries on gradually climbing uphill. |
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Eventually reaching the col between Spidean nan Clach and Meall Chnaimhean. |
| The Torridon Mountains from near the top. | 
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Looking down to Fionn Loch and Carnmore. |
| Beinn Lair and Slioch from the top. | 
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Looking West to Loch Ewe. |
