There is much to explore and experience in the mountains of Inverpolly, here we have tried to give you a taste of what you will see, please scroll down to the list below or view our clickable map.

Inverpolly Estate

The Inverpolly Estate compromises undulating heather moorland, peat bogs, lochs, pockets of birch, hazel and rowan woodland and is dominated by the magnificently isolated red Torridonian Sandstone peaks of Cul Mor (849m), Cul Beag (769m) and Stac Polly (613m) the smallest yet undoubtedly the most popular of the group and visited by thousands each year. Inverpolly's major lochs include Loch Lurgainn beneath Stac Polly, leading to Loch Badagyle and, in the middle of the reserve, Loch Sionascaig one of the largest and deepest in the area. Sionascaig is three miles in length, yet seventeen miles around its irregular shoreline.

The A835 leads northwards from Ullapool and, at Drumrunie, a single track road enters the reserve, threading its way through the mountains. Badagyle Cottage is located at the fork of the road, which leads west to Achiltibuie and the tranquil Summer Isles, or north to Inverpolly Lodge, Inverkirkaig and Lochinver.

The surrounding area

This is a beautiful region, full of spectacular scenery and interesting places to explore. You can see a few of them here, please scroll down to view all the options

Achiltibuie
Altandhu
Ardvreck Castle
Badentarbat
Beaches
Elphin
Inchnadamph National Nature Reserve
Knockan Cliff
Inverewe Garden
Inverkirkaig
Kylesku
Lochinver
Mountains & Hills
Polbain
Reiff
Leckmelm Gardens
Lael Forest
Corrieshalloch Gorge
Falls of Measach
Ullapool