Loch Maree Loch with many islands set amid mountainous terrain. Isle Maree was thought to be home to Celtic god Mourie. Later, St Maelrubha established hermitage there, eventually replaced by chapel. Slioch peak at south-eastern end. Oykel Bridge River Oykel flows down slopes of Ben More Assynt and through ice-gouged valley to Oykel Bridge.
Single hotel stands by road nearby.
Bridge just east of waterfall. Poolewe Village lies between Loch Ewe and Loch Maree. River Ewe, joining lochs, flows through village. Boats for hire, walks along Loch Maree's wooded banks, loch and river fishing. Rubha Reidh Peninsula ending in headland of Rubha Reidh extends north from Gairloch into the Minch.