A short walk through the forest leads to the Munros of Beinn Liath Mhor (the big grey hill) and Sgurr Ruadh (the red peak). Fuar Tholl (the cold hole) is just below 3,000 feet. This popular climbing site is also called 'Wellington's Nose' because of its shape.
We don't have any waymarked trails here at the moment, but there's a circuit around Easan Dorcha (the dark waterfall) that passes waterfalls, pine forest and superb views of Strathcarron. There are more options for exploring this dramatic glen at Craig, just 2ΒΌ miles (3.7 km) along the road. To the north, Slattadale and Victoria Falls have sheltered trails overlooking beautiful Loch Maree.
Looking for where to visit next, or want a Plan B? Explore these nearby or related forests.
Start here to explore dramatic Highland peaks
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Pull in for the panoramic views at the Strome viewpoint.
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Stay the Night
Enjoy panoramic views over Loch Carron
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