Garve

Garve combines the quiet scale of a Highland hamlet with the practical activity of a road-and-rail junction in a way that reflects its position in Strathgarve beside the River Black Water. Garve railway station opened in 1870 on the Dingwall and Skye Railway and now serves the Kyle of Lochalsh line, linking Dingwall with the west-coast terminus at Kyle of Lochalsh. The A835 and A832 also meet here, making the settlement a familiar stopping point for journeys through Ross-shire. Forest, moorland and rounded Highland hills define the surrounding interior. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Garve and the Scottish Highlands relate to their surroundings.

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