Moidart, Ardgour and Morven is the land bound by Loch Linnhe on the east, Loch Eil and Loch Eilt to the north, i.e., the land south of the A820 Fort William to Mallaig road, the sea to the west and the Sound of Mull to the south. It is an area, less frequented and wild with many rugged mountains, albeit of more modest height than the mainland Munros. However many are challenging and arduous to access. Morven and Ardgour are almost separated by the long narrow reach of Loch Shiel. A loch which was originally a sea loch until well after the last glacial period. Even today it is just a few metres above sea level.
Sgurr Ghiubhsachain from Glenfinnan Viaduct
Meall á Choire Chruinn view over Loch Sheil
View South West from Sgùrr Ghiubhsachain's summit. Loch Sunart in far distance and Ben More on Mull.
Sgorr Craobh á Chaorainn from Ghiubhsachain
Loch Eilt in winter.
Loch Shiel from above Glenfinnan in winter.
Sunset Loch Sheil.
Winter morning, Loch Sheil, Glenfinnan.
A view west from An Stac above Roshven, over Ardnish to Eigg & RÙM.