Walks from Lochinver, Highland
🌿 Isolated quartzite peaks, Lewisian gneiss moorland, sea loch coast
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Lochinver is a working fishing village on the Assynt coast — the starting point for Suilven, perhaps Scotland’s most dramatic and recognisable mountain, and surrounded by a landscape of isolated quartzite peaks rising from ancient Lewisian gneiss moorland that is unlike anything else in Britain.
An outstanding and very remote walking village with excellent fresh fish, a famous pie shop and a handful of good B&Bs, Lochinver is the finest base for Assynt mountain walking — one of the most spectacular landscapes in all of Europe.
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Village car parks. Car essential. No regular public transport — car essential
Caberfeidh restaurant, The Lochinver Larder, Culag Hotel
- Suilven from Glencanisp
- Canisp
- Stac Pollaidh from Loch Lurgainn
- Quinag traverse
- Lochinver to Achmelvich coast path
- Achnahaird & Reiff
- All Highland towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Lochinver is covered by OS OS Explorer 439 / 442. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Cape Wrath Trail (nearby)





