Nestled within the dramatic Great Glen near Inverness, Loch Lochy offers a breathtaking panorama of rugged Highland peaks and lush forested shores. Its deep, crystalline waters provide an idyllic setting for adventurous wild swimmers looking to immerse themselves in the serene Scottish wilderness.
Bunarkaig Parking Area
Achnacarry Parking
Laggan Locks Parking
Gairlochy Parking and Lighthouse
Clunes Parking
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A sheltered bay and shingle beach located on the southern and eastern shores of Loch Lochy. It is a popular location for wild swimming and launching small craft, characterized by its clear, calm waters, shallow entry points, and impressive mountain views.
A designated parking area located at the northern end of Loch Lochy, adjacent to the Laggan Locks and the Caledonian Canal. It provides convenient access to both the loch side and the canal network, featuring hard standing ground near local amenities.
Situated at the southern end of Loch Lochy near the Gairlochy lighthouse, this spot is a popular location for open water swimming, offering easy access and clear waters.
A popular and scenic wild swimming location on the western shore of Loch Lochy. The area features a mix of shingle and pebble beaches with a forest backdrop, offering clear, calm waters and easy access for swimmers, kayakers, and paddleboarders.
A quiet, secluded bay area on the northern shore of Loch Lochy. Known for its pebble beach and calm conditions, it offers a natural entry point for wild swimming and is recognized for its peaceful atmosphere.
A tiny Highland village at the junction of the Great Glen and Glengarry
