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Visit Knockan Crag NNR for a fascinating geological snapshot of Scotland's remote past – easily accessible even in this spectacular mountain setting.
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An interesting trail with good information boards spread throughout. Path well maintained and easy to follow, good views towards the mountains.
Knockan Crag National Nature Reserve
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Nature preserve in Elphin, Highland, Scotland
Knockan Crag lies within the North West Highlands Geopark in the Assynt region of Scotland 21 kilometres north of Ullapool.
Address: Knockan Crag, Elphin, Lairg IV27 4HH, United Kingdom
Hours: Open 24 hours
Phone: +44 1463 701600
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The crag is a globally important geological site and was formed by the Moine Thrust, the force of two continents crashing together. Explore the Reserve through ...
Visit Knockan Crag to discover three billion years of geological history – preserved in rocks you can touch with your fingertips!
The crag is designated as a national nature reserve (NNR) due to its geological features, and is owned and managed by NatureScot. There is a car park and ...
Knockan Crag is situated thirteen miles north of Ullapool and contains the Rock Room – an unattended open air visitor centre with information panels ...
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This is a lovely circular trail through Knockan Crag National Nature Reserve. This route is suitable for a wide range of ages and fitness ...
This interpretative trail brings the geology of the Moine Thrust to life as the path climbs past the exposed rocks and up onto the top of the Knockan Crag.
Knockan Crag NNR: Place your hands on Scotland's most significant fault line ... Explore the story of mountain building and thrust faulting, told through ...