This Loch divides the Glenelg peninsula from Knoydart, the latter know as one of the remaining wildernesses of Britain with a large area across the loch with no road access. It is well worth driving the 20 odd miles from Shiel Bridge to Arnisdale & Corran at the end of the road and allowing a few hours to walk the path beyong Corran to its end, as I hope the pics demonstrate. The signs you see along the way to Sheena's tea hut are true and a very hospitable watering point
Sandaig between Glenelg and Arnisdale is the site of Gavin Maxwell's 'Camusfearna'- a bit overgrown and abandoned now, but worth a walk down
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Arnisdale below Benn Sgriol from Corran point
Corran point from end of road
River Arnisdale
the loch narrowing at end of track
Skye from Loch Hourn
getting away from it all - Barrisdale settlement across Loch Hourn
the gloriously clear water of the loch
ripples on the surface
even makes rain falling beautiful
shells through the water
another shell and view down to deeper water - jump right in!
Sandaig - the Camusfearna of Gavin Maxwell's otters