Loch Arkaig: When the Road to Nowhere Takes Fourteen Miles and the Jacobite Gold Stayed Lost
Not Just Loch Ness

Loch Arkaig: When the Road to Nowhere Takes Fourteen Miles and the Jacobite Gold Stayed Lost

Loch Arkaig sits at the end of a single-track road that runs fourteen miles from Achnacarry, Clan Cameron's seat, along a loch shore where French gold coins were supposedly buried in 1746 and never found. The same remote glen trained commandos during World War Two and now serves as the gateway to Glen Dessarry and some of Scotland's least-visited mountains.

1 August 20268 min read