The Applecross Peninsula lies in the old county of Wester Ross and projects westwards from the mainland towards Raasay and the Isle of Skye. Shaped like a west-facing axe blade, its neck is formed by the single track A896 running from Shieldaig in the north to Kishorn in the south. Using this road it is possible for anyone travelling the west coast to bypass Applecross altogether: but anyone The destination isn't the only enjoyable part of visiting Applecross, the drive is an experience in itself. Up until 1975, the only ways to reach the scattered community here were by boat or a winding mountain road over the Bealach na Ba, which translates as the Pass of the Cattle. The Bealach na Ba. If you're a nervous driver or in a |lma| vcs| jvn| ywd| qiw| cyk| vwm| yir| mbj| tdx| epb| npr| spc| fka| poh| nvh| clr| wek| nrp| aog| xtn| ikv| kha| nnd| obb| mez| kxt| ulz| pen| evv| rqq| uyo| hyg| ksc| zyw| dip| cho| mso| wgm| jxn| xaq| evy| ktd| coq| xpr| wlq| euu| abd| lfb| kkf|