Fisherfield and Torridon are areas of great beauty in the north west Highlands with towering red Torridonian Sandstone peaks capped with white quartzite, deep glens with fast flowing rivers and intricate and beautiful coastlines. The main Torridon peaks are easily accessible from the A896 which runs through Glen Torridon. Fisherfield is one of the great wilderness areas of the Highlands and is home to the 2 most remote Munros, A’ Mhaighdean and Ruadh Stac Mor as well as a host of other stunning wild and remote hills. One of Scotland’s most celebrated mountains An Teallach lies at the northern edge of Fisherfield above Dundonnell on Little Loch Broom.
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- Beinn Dearg Mor – A charismatic Fisherfield Corbett
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- Sun rises over the Black Carls of Sgurr nan Fhir Duibhe, Beinn Eighe
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- Dawn over Slioch from the banks of Loch Maree
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- Diabaig Wreck – A fishing boat disintegrates slowly
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- Evening rays of sun from Beinn a’ Chlaidheimh
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- High Contrast – Ben Alligin From Diabaig
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- The Horns of Alligin appear through the mist
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- Liathach from Beinn Eighe
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- Evening sun shines on Liathach & Glen Torridon through an April snow shower
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- Liathach reflections, Lochan an lasgair, Glen Torridon
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- From Spidean Choire Leith, Liathach To Beinn Eighe
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- Upper Loch Torridon from Torridon village
