The loch leads down from its junctions with Loch Long and Loch Duich at Dornie to where it meets the sea.

From Duirinish road. Dornie is off to left, Kyle of Lochalsh to right:-

Loch Alsh from above looking southwest. Kyle of Lochalsh off to right:-

Loch Alsh from above looking southeast towards Dornie:-

About a mile or so outside Dornie on the road to Kyle of Lochalsh there is a cemetery. It had the Commonwealth War Graves sign

Assistant Cook G R Duffield, HMS Port Quebec, 16/10/1940, age 42:-

Able Seaman H J Moore, HMS Trelawney, 13/9/1941, age 22:-

This post’s title alludes to the one I made on Burns’s cottage.

This is the iconic Scottish Castle, Eilean Donan, by the village of Dornie in the Highlands at the junction of Lochs Duish, Alsh and Long. We visited it in the summer of 2016.

Closer View:-

Reverse view showing bridge to castle:-

Bridge to castle from the island:-