There are several longer walks available on the Applecross Peninsula.

Starting in the north there is a route from Kenmore to Applecross village crossing exposed open moorland. Care and stout footware are required.

In the south, walks to Airidh Drishaig and Uags are rigorous and ill defined in places. Walkers should ensure that they are properly equipped.

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Start of Ard Ban/Coille Ghille path. A pleasant path through varied terrain with one steep uneven cutting.

The Rock Shelter at Sand is a 9,500 year old Mesolithic dwelling.

Clachan Church in Applecross occupies the site of St. Maelrubha's monastic settlement founded in 673 A.D.

Kenmore Village lies to the North of the peninsula.