Tigh Na Failte

Meall Mor Trail

Climbs steadily through Glen Strathfarrar's ancient Caledonian pine forest to the summit of Meall Mor, rewarding effort with sweeping Highland views across forested glens and distant peaks. Moderate to steep inclines on rough, uneven terrain make this unsuitable for buggies and challenging for young children. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. A genuine hill walk offering classic Scottish scenery and peaceful solitude away from tourist trails.

Cape Wrath Trail (Kinlochewe → Inchnadamph)

Tackles remote Highland terrain with sustained climbs through rugged, pathless sections and river crossings that can be treacherous in wet conditions. Definitely not suitable for young children or buggies—this is serious hillwalking requiring navigation skills, proper gear, and fitness. Dogs welcome but must be under close control around wildlife and livestock. Rewards with spectacular wilderness solitude, dramatic mountain scenery, and the genuine thrill of one of Scotland's most challenging lo

Cape Wrath Trail (Ullapool → Loch an Daimh)

Follows rugged Highland terrain with sustained steep climbs through remote, pathless sections—demanding navigation skills and stamina. Definitely not suitable for young children or buggies; experienced hillwalkers only. Dogs welcome but must be competent on rough ground and comfortable with river crossings. Delivers quintessential Scottish wilderness: dramatic mountain passes, wild glens, and complete solitude miles from civilisation. One of Britain's toughest long-distance challenges.

The Postie Path

Follows an old postman's route through remote Highland terrain with moderate, undulating climbs across moorland and through glens. Expect rough, often boggy ground that's challenging for buggies and requires sturdy footwear. Dogs welcome but keep close during lambing season. Delivers a genuine taste of rural Highland life with expansive views and a strong sense of walking in the postie's footsteps through landscapes largely unchanged for generations.

Letterewe Wilderness Trail