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A long circular walk on mostly good paths
Setting off from Incheril
Beinn Eighe
Mossy Glade
Loch Maree
The Bridge over the Abhainn an Fhasaigh
The path now climbs steeply by the Abhainn an Fhasaigh
The Abhainn an Fhasaigh waterfalls
Above the waterfalls
Gleann Bianasdail
Eventually Lochan Fada comes in to view
The burn is crossed here
Walking by Lochan Fada
The remote Fisherfield Mountains
Gleann na Muice
The river has carved some weirdly shaped caverns here
Beinn Eighe comes in to view again
The walk starts from the Car Park at Incheril
Beinn Eighe dominates the view to the South West
The path climbs above the Kinlochewe river through ancient woodland
You walk beside beautiful Loch Maree
The Bridge over the Abhainn an Fhasaigh, Slioch above
This was once the site of an Iron Smelting Works, no trace remains of it today.
The path now climbs steeply by the Abhainn an Fhasaigh
There are several inpressive waterfalls to view..
Above the waterfalls
The path now rises steadily up the side of Gleann Bianasdail with a dramatic view back to Beinn Eighe
Eventually Lochan Fada comes in to view
The burn has to crossed here by Lochan Fada there is no bridge so wading may be necessary in wet weather.
Walking by remote Lochan Fada, Slioch behind
The remote Fisherfield Mountains
The Abhainn Bruachaig has carved some weirdly shaped caverns here.
Beinn Eighe comes in to view, not far now to Incheril
All pictures © Ian Van Hinsbergh Last Update 22nd June 2005