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Torridon And Kinlochewe

View of Upper Loch Torridon – Gorsebush Café loop from West Lodge

Torridon And Kinlochewe

View of Upper Loch Torridon – Gorsebush Café loop from West Lodge

Moderate

5.0

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View of Upper Loch Torridon – Gorsebush Café loop from West Lodge

01:55

43.7km

400m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

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96 m

View of Upper Loch Torridon

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This section of road can be busy, but is less hilly than the preceding sections around the Applecross coastal road and has fantastic views over to the Torridon mountains on …

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7.93 km

Glen Torridon

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For some, Torridon is Scotland's finest glen. This is a region of truly ancient mountain massifs, containing some of the oldest exposed land on the planet. The foundations of gneiss …

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11.9 km

Red Deer at Beinn Eighe Car Park

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This is the UK’s oldest NNR with an ancient Caledonian pine forest and one of the most spectacular mountain ridges in Scotland. This car park is renowned for its two friendly red deer stags.

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21.8 km

The Gorse Bush Cafe

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This is the best cafe you will visit in a million years!

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21.9 km

Kinlochewe

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The village of Kinlochewe is the gateway to the Torridon region and a popular starting point for routes on North West Highland giants Beinn Eighe and Slioch. To the northwest …

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21.9 km

Kinlochewe Service Station Café

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A fuel station with a difference - also serving coffee, bakery, shop and free WiFi. Fuel 24/7, cafe/shop opening hours vary seasonally. kinlocheweservices.co.uk

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22.1 km

Gorsebush Café

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Delightful little cafe, much-loved among cyclists and hikers of the area and beyond, offering lots of local charm, great food and drink in quaint crockery.

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