How to get there & park
From Corpach go towards Fort William. After 2 miles at the traffic lights turn left towards Inverness on the A82. After 23 miles at Invergarry turn left onto the A87 Kyle of Lochalsh road. After 2 miles look for the sign posts and the forest road off to the left. Grid ref: NN283013

Description of walks
Well sign posted Forestry Commission walks; a variety of walks up and down the river and into the Caledonian pine woods. Going upstream on the west bank there is a good riverside path which leads into the native wood. At the point where it leaves the river it is possible to continue to the suspension bridge just below the Loch Garry dam. Cross the bridge, which is strong enough for only two at a time! The path on the east side is much wetter - wellies?

Going downstream the best path is on the East side which leads all the way to Invergarry. Here it is possible to cross by a foot bridge - interesting and then back to the car park up the west side by the public road. It is possible to follow the riverside on the west side at first very pleasantly through fields and then the path is overhung by Rhododendrons and with the occasional windblown tree accross the path.

This is a good fishing river - details from the Invergarry Hotel. It is also a good white water river. Kayaks and rafts can be seen particularly when the dam is releasing.

Footwear
Boots

Gradients & terrain
Fairly level paths by the riverside but some uphill elsewhere.