Wind down through the Atlantic oakwoods and mossy boulders to the atmospheric lochside bay. The salt marsh here on the edge of Loch Sunart supports many unusual wild flowers.
½ miles / 0.7 km
Allow ¼ hour
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A peaceful loch alive with water lilies and dragonflies
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A peaceful picnic site with intriguing Viking history
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Spot seals, herons and otters on Loch Sunart
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