Until 1984 you crossed here by ferry; now the elegant curved Kylesku Bridge sweeps over the meeting of Lochs Glendhu and Glencoul, one of the more graceful structures on the whole west-coast route. The old ferry hamlet below has a hotel and a slipway, and boat trips run up the loch toward Eas a’ Chùal Aluinn — at 200m, the tallest waterfall in Britain.