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The South Uist hills are an Outer Hebridean landscape of rugged summits, sea lochs and empty moorland rising above the machair, with Beinn Mhor, Hecla and Beinn Choradail looking over the Atlantic. Mallaig and Oban are the mainland railheads, with the ferry to Lochboisdale onward.
There are 0 stations within 3 miles of the South Uist hills Wild Land Area.
The area is home to 45 DoBIH-listed peaks, the highest being Beinn Mhor at 621m.
South Uist hills train stations
No stations found within 3 miles of the South Uist hills Wild Land Area.
By train and ferry
South Uist hills is on South Uist. Take the train to the port and walk on: every crossing below carries foot passengers. More on South Uist by train and ferry.
Getting there without a car
No railway station lies within 3 miles of the South Uist hills Wild Land Area, so the train only gets you part of the way. There is no station within 10 miles either.
Good to know
Can you get to the South Uist hills Wild Land Area by train?
Not directly. No station lies within 3 miles of the South Uist hills Wild Land Area. It's on South Uist: take the train to Mallaig, then the CalMac ferry, a 3hr 30min crossing to Lochboisdale.
More of South Uist hills
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