Quinag - Sail Ghorm

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Quinag - Sail Ghorm is a 776-metre mountain in Highland. It is one of the 222 Corbetts — Scottish hills between 2,500 and 3,000 feet. It stands inside Assynt–Coigach National Scenic Area. Quinag - Sail Gharbh and Quinag - Spidean Coinich are among the hills within 2.8 km.

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Photo of Assynt–Coigach, a National Scenic Area in Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Assynt–Coigach

You’re inside itNational Scenic Area near Inverkirkaig

Strange, isolated peaks rising from a watery moorland wilderness in the far north-west

Photo: Kylesku Bridge, a viewpoint in Assynt–Coigach, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Kylesku Bridge

Viewpoint near Kylesku

Graceful curving concrete bridge of 1984 spanning Loch a' Chairn Bhain, a landmark NC500 photo stop.

4.4 km NE

Photo of Loch Assynt, a loch near Unapool in Assynt–Coigach, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Loch Assynt

Loch near Unapool

Below Quinag's shattered peak, the gaunt ruin of Ardvreck Castle stands on a promontory of this Sutherland loch.

5.6 km S

Photo of Ardvreck Castle, a ruined castle near Unapool in Assynt–Coigach, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Ardvreck Castle

Castle near Unapool

Ruined tower on a Loch Assynt spit.

7.9 km SE

Photo: Drumbeg Viewpoint, a viewpoint in Assynt–Coigach, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Drumbeg Viewpoint

Viewpoint near Drumbeg

Roadside viewpoint on the Assynt coast road overlooking Loch Dhrombaig and Eddrachillis Bay to Handa Island.

8.3 km W

Photo of Clashnessie Bay, a beach in Assynt–Coigach, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Clashnessie Bay

Beach near Clashnessie

Wide sweep of pinkish sand on the Assynt coast between Stoer and Drumbeg.

14.1 km W