Rannoch Moor is a vast expanse of bog, lochans and heather covering about 50 square miles in the western Highlands. This desolate landscape sits between Glencoe and Corrour and is noted for its peat bogs and scattered pools, home to red deer and moorland birds. The moor is famous among walkers and photographers for its wild, lonely beauty, with the Black Mount range looming to the west. Despite its inhospitable terrain, it can be traversed via the West Highland Line, one of Britain’s most scenic rail journeys.