The Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve has this well constructed footpath
which allows less experienced walkers to visit higher and rockier regions that would normally be out of bounds.
The Information Point at the start of the trail
Allt na h-Airidhe burn
Pines
Steep Path
The Tansley Bog
Trumpet Rock
Heather
Ath na Ceann
Conservation Cairn 550m
Loch Allt an Daraich
Meall a' Ghiubhais
Lunar Loch
460m Cairn
Allt na h-Airidhe Gorge
Forest
Woodland Trail
Loch Maree
The information point at the start of the trail
The path follows this burn up through the dense birch and pine woodland
The path climbs steadily and you soon leave the birch trees and come to an area of open pine woodland.
As the trees thin out Slioch comes in to view across
Loch Maree
When you cross this bridge the path gets much steeper and rockier
so if in doubt turn back here.
A fine view of Beinn a' Mhuinidh,
the Heights of Kinlochewe walk goes up the valley
Looking down the steep path section.
The Trumpet Rock Cairn
The trees give way to heather
Ath na Ceann Cairn and Meall a' Ghiubhais
Approaching the high point of the trail, with Beinn Eighe beyond.
The Conservation Cairn 550m is the high point of the trail, looking down on Kinlochewe
Loch Allt an Daraich and Meall a' Ghiubhais
Loch Allt an Daraich
Lunar Loch
460m Cairn the descent in to the valley starts here.
