Not a lot here although I suppose you could walk up the track to the top of Ben More, 966m or 3169 ft, so a Munro. But it would take you most of the day and it is a bit of a slog up this side of the mountain. The beach by the anchorage is stony, there are a couple of burns burbling their way under stone bridges, but that is about it. However, the views from the anchorage are spectacular, so probably best as a lunch stop on a nice day. The small road along the coast does not intrude too much, but I suppose it might at the height of the tourist season (although it is so easily blocked by rocks cascading down from the steep hill above it, and may not even be passable except by bike or on foot).
