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Glencripesdale
A rich reward for the long walk in, Glencripesdale is an isolated but beautiful strip of oak woodland, nestled against the shore of Loch Sunart. A springtime carpet of wild flowers is rolled out across the woodland floor, whilst mosses drip down the trees in a diversity of life equivalent to tropical rainforests. The rocky shoreline is a good place to watch for otters.
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Best time to visit
April to mid-August.
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Getting there
On the south shore of Loch Sunart. Turn off the A884 at Liddesdale to the end of the public road and informal parking area. Entry is via a five mile track (no public vehicular access) which then runs the length of the Reserve, with a waymarked right of way off the main track.
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Visitor facilities
Information panels.
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Contact
SNH, The Governor's House, The Parade, Fort William PH33 6BA. Tel: 01397 704716.
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Managed by
Scottish Natural Heritage