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Phemie’s Walk

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Phemie’s Walk

A magical trail that weaves through some stately oak, beech, larch and fir trees to reach a viewpoint overlooking Loch Sunart.

This atmospheric trail winds amongst massive ancient conifers and beneath dramatic arches created by fallen trees. As well as following the blue trail, you can make your own route along the various loops through the woods or join the new path through the grazings to Longrigg.

There's a large tree down over the path at Phemies. It’s safe and stable. However, a short informal bypass is in place to avoid the obstruction.

1 ½ miles / 2.3 km

Allow 1 hour

Moderate

Moderate

Uneven gravel surface with grassy and earthy sections. Parts may be narrow, rocky or muddy. Several fairly steep slopes. Includes a narrow opening, sections of boardwalk and some steps.

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