Nature & History Walks near Ullapool

You will spend a fabulous time exploring the area, hearing from your knowledgeable guide about the fascinating history of the places we visit and learning about the geological events that shaped the landscape. All walks are easy and family-friendly with plenty of time for photographs, taking in the views, enjoying nature, listening to stories, and getting an insight into local history and geology. The perfect tour to spend time in nature, walk a little and connect with people and places. Tours last between 1.5 and 2 hours.

RHUE LIGHTHOUSE AND COAST

Panoramic Views, Isle Martin, Geology, Lighthouse

A short stroll to Rhue Lighthouse with magnificent views throughout. From there we will walk a short stretch along the coast with open views to Isle Martin, the Summer Isles, Ardmair Bay and Ben More Coigach. We will return close to the pebble beach with views towards Ullapool. On the way immerse yourself in the area’s prehistory and Viking heritage, local geology, the history of Rhue Lighthouse, life on the Isle Martin, which is now in community ownership, and much more.

CORRIESHALLOCH GORGE TRAIL

Waterfalls, Emigration, Geology, Suspension Bridge

A very enjoyable short woodland walk leads you along one of the North-West Highland’s natural gems: the steep and narrow Corrieshalloch Gorge. The trail with fantastic open views over the Broom Valley and a stretch along the tree-lined gorge leads us to the suspension bridge, high above the gorge. A bit further on a viewing platform is reached. Along the way be fascinated by the area’s geology and nature, and learn about clearances and emigration, Sir John Fowler and much more.

Bespoke guided history and nature walks are available throughout the Highlands, please contact us for details.