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Highlands & Skye
The Rahoy Hills encompass a diverse range of habitats from windswept grasslands, mires and heaths, to cliffs, lochans and oak woodlands. The cliffs support tall-herb and arctic-alpine plants and a pair of golden eagle. Red deer roam the open moors
Best time to visit:
- Spring and early Summer for arctic alpine plants, breeding birds and butterflies
Visit for:
- Birdwatching
- Archaeology
- Scenery
- Grasslands
- Woodlands
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Access
- Information
Access is from the Black Glen car park - Directions
Part of the Morvern peninsula, this reserve lies 5 miles north of Lochaline, off the A884. - Restrictions
Much of this reserve is rugged upland and walkers should be prepared for this. There is a well maintained route from the Black Glen to Arienas Point
Reserve location
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OS Landranger Map: 49OS Grid Reference: NM690535
Latitude: 56.61641339
Longitude: -5.76539621
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Lochaline (6 miles)
