The Old Byre
at Dallachulish
Overlooking Loch Creran with stunning views towards the mountains around Glen Creran. Only 14 miles from Oban, 30 miles from Fort William.
The Old Byre at Dallachulish
Opening later this year, the Old Byre at Dallachulish is a lovely renovated cottage for two.
The Old Byre at Dallachulish
We will shortly be opening The Old Byre at Dallachulish. This will be a lovely renovated cottage for two guests, in the same location as The Lodge that was let previously. Featuring a large lounge with kitchen, wood burning stove, views to the Loch, bedroom with king sized bed and lovely shower-room. More information very soon. We plan to have the cottage available for later this year – if you would like to enquire or book please contact us.
Dallachulish Lodge is now closed, thank you to all the guests that have stayed and we look forward to welcoming any couples who would like to return to stay in our new cottage.
Loch Creran
Loch Creran, a sea loch and a Marine Special Area of Conservation, was only 12,000 years ago occupied by a glacier. More information on Loch Creran’s diverse inhabitants and it’s biogenic reefs can be found here: www.argyllmarinesac.org
Cycle Route 78 passes below our self catering lodge on the Loch Creran Loop. This route heads South to Oban and North towards Ballachulish and then on to Fort William (safe bike storage at the cottage). This road along the edge of Loch Creran is also suitable for walking.
Hill walks and cycle routes are also available at nearby Sutherlands Grove, a few minutes from Dallachulish. There are small, quiet roads in the area that help to make a circular tour.
Oban
The area around Oban is rich with attraction for tourists, from the dramatic scenery of the coast and mountains to the fascinating histories of local castles and ancient religious sites.
The town itself is an important ferry port being the ‘Gateway to The Isles’ with ferries serving all of the Small Isles and Inner and Outer Hebrides.
Oban distillery, nestling beneath the steep cliff that overlooks Oban, is one of Scotland’s oldest sources of single malt Scotch whisky and is but a stone’s throw from the sea.
High over Oban is the distinctive McCaig’s Tower Built in 1897 by local banker John Stuart McCaig, the climb to the Tower is well worth the effort when faced with the spectacular views across Oban Bay to the Atlantic Islands.
Where we are.
Dallachulish is in a picturesque setting above the narrowest part of Loch Creran, with views up the Loch and Glen Creran towards the Ballachulish mountains. Close to Appin, Port Appin and 14 miles from Oban.
The Old Byre
Dallachulish
Barcaldine
PA37 1SQ
Email: bookings@dallachulish.co.uk
The Old Byre
at Dallachulish
Scottish Short Term Licence: AR01729F