History

Ardvreck Castle

Inchnadamph, Scotland

Ruined 15th-century tower on a rocky point jutting into Loch Assynt.

Cost
Free
Booking
No need to book
Time to allow
30 min

Ardvreck was built around 1490 by the MacLeods of Assynt and later held the Marquess of Montrose after his capture in 1650. It is a ruin you can wander round for free, with Quinag and Ben More Assynt in the background. The car park is a pull-in right off the A837.

Good to know

  • Next door Calda House is a burnt shell, also worth a look
  • Lay-by fills up midday
  • Bring a jacket, loch breeze can be cold
Best time
Early morning or sunset for reflections
Getting there
Lay-by car park on A837, short flat walk
Vehicles
Campervans fine
Dogs
Dogs welcome

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