Ardgour Landscapes

Ardgour (Gaelic: Àird Ghobhar: height of the goats) – is the most easterly peninsula and is where most people arrive as the depart from the ferry across Loch Linnhe’s Corran Narrows. It is bounded to the north by Loch Eil, to the West by Loch Shiel and the south and east, Glen Tarbert Loch Linnhe. It is a mountainous area, containing a number of Corbetts (mountains in Scotland between 2500 and 3000 feet high), most notably Sgurr Dhomhnuill (2913 feet) and Garbh Bheinn (2903 feet). There are good walks to be had up Glen Gour, Glen Scaddle and Cona Glen and the opportunity for woodland strolls around the lochans on Ardgour Estate near North Corran.

Light in the Glen I - Glen Gour from Druim Glas, Ardgour

Last Light on Donald's Rocky Peak I - Sgurr Dhomhnuill (Ardgour), viewed from the top of Taobh Dubh (Morvern)

The Day’s End - Loch Linnhe, Corran Ferry, Ardgour

Quadrantid - Corran Lighthouse, Corran, Ardgour

Winter Triangle I - Camus Shallachain, Sallachan, Ardgour

Winter on Linnhe - Loch Linnhe from Camas Shallachain, Sallachan, Ardgour

Sunset and Snow - Camas Shallachain, Sallachan, Ardgour

City Lights - Loch Linnhe, North Corran, Ardgour

Magnificent Morning - Road to Ardnamurchan, Glen Tarbert, Ardgour

“Thick and Still” – Ardgour Lochan Trail, North Corran, Ardgour

Distant Daybreak - Glencoe Mountains from Camus Shallachain, Sallachan, Ardgour

Gold in the Hills - Glencoe Mountains from Camus Shallachain, Sallachan, Ardgour

Green and Grey III - Sallachan Point, Sallachan, Ardgour

Light over the Lighthouse - Corran Lighthouse, Corran Narrows, Loch Linnhe, Ardgour

Waiting at the Narrows - Corran Narrows, Loch Linnhe, Nether Lochaber

​Ardgour Landscapes

RELAX IN THE HEART OF THE WEST HIGHLAND PENINSULASSUNART, MORVERN, MOIDART, ARDGOUR AND ARDNAMURCHANWILD, UNSPOILT AND BEAUTIFUL

Ardgour Landscapes

RELAX IN THE HEART OF THE WEST HIGHLAND PENINSULAS
SUNART, MORVERN, MOIDART, ARDGOUR AND ARDNAMURCHAN
WILD, UNSPOILT AND BEAUTIFUL