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In an idyllic Mountain and lochside location., the Centre is an ideal base for outdoor pursuits, summer camp, adventure or walking holidays, or simply to get away from it all. Our motto is "As tough or as tame as you like"

For self-catering groups there is no daily programme at Ardintigh and your group can have exclusive use of the centre during your booking. This leaves you free to enjoy the centre and its opportunities in the way that best suits you.

For self-catering groups instruction is not offered, so parties should bring their own qualified instructors and a cook. There will be a warden/manager at Ardintigh Bay who is there to help and advise.

For Corporate Groups Tom offers his unique Corporate Wilderness Conferences at Ardintigh Bay which can include one of his Motivational and Entertaining Speaking Presentations. To view a suggested 3 day Conference itinerary or for more information click here

Walking and Climbing

The area of North Morar and Knoydart offers an excellent selection of routes to suit everyone. Beginners can enjoy low level routes following the shore of Loch Nevis north west of 'Ardintigh' on easy one day trips to Carn a Ghobhair 1,797 ft and Sgurr an Eilein Ghiubhais 1,713 ft. More difficult expeditions of up to 2 days will take walkers to the head of Loch Nevis and up Sgurr na Ciche 3,228 ft - the largest peak in the area which is not much lower than Ben Nevis.

Trips to the other side of the loch can be made to explore a disused mica mine where pieces of mica and amethyst may be found. The hills above 'Ardintigh' are very good for orienteering. Long rock routes are limited in this area, but Raven's Rock, near Tarbet, has proved popular over the years and is ideal for both beginners and experts to develop their climbing and abseiling techniques.

Watersports

You are welcome to bring your own sailboards, boats or other equipment.

Fishing

Bring your fishing tackle. There is good sea and loch fishing for pollack, codling and mackerel. Freshwater hill lochs provide the brown trout.

Castaway with your group and enjoy Adventure and Tranquility at Ardintigh Bay on the edge of the Heavenly Loch

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The Outdoor Centre from the water
Chilling out on the hills
Group out walking in the hills
Abseilling down into Saftey Boat
Fishing
Getting ready for The Canoes

Tom McClean, Invermorar House, Morar, West Highlands, Scotland, PH40 4PA

T / F: + 44 (0)1687 462 274 ~ E: info@tommcclean.co.uk

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