Ross and Cromarty is a scenic and historic Scottish Highlands area featuring rugged mountains, charming coastal towns, and islands including Lewis, with rich cultural heritage and good transport links for tourists.
Kintail
Kintail is a renowned mountainous area in the Scottish Highlands famous for its dramatic peaks, including the Five Sisters ridge, and scenic landscapes around Loch Duich. Owned largely by the National Trust for Scotland, it offers outdoor activities such as hillwalking and wildlife watching with rich natural and historical features.
Morvich is a settlement in Scotland's Highland region, popular for outdoor activities such as hiking, with nearby natural attractions like the Falls of Glomach waterfall and historic ruins including St Dubhthach's Church. It also hosts a base for the Kintail Mountain Rescue Team and is part of a National Trust for Scotland estate.
Falls of Glomach is a remote and spectacular waterfall in the Scottish Highlands, featuring one of Britain's tallest single drops at 113 meters, accessible only by a challenging 20 km trek through wild countryside.
Corrieshalloch Gorge is a spectacular 1.5 km long and 60 m deep natural gorge in the Scottish Highlands featuring the 46 m high Falls of Measach waterfall, a Victorian suspension footbridge and viewing platform. It is a protected national nature reserve known for its unique flora and fauna.