A835

The A835 is a primary A-road in the Highlands of Scotland, United Kingdom. It provides a key link from the southern interior of the region to the northwest coast, running from the area around Garve to Ullapool, a coastal town on Loch Broom. The route traverses remote Highland countryside, including moorland, rivers and forests, and it offers views of surrounding hills and mountains along much of its length.

The road is predominantly single carriageway throughout, with passing places rather than dedicated dual carriageways. It carries a mix of local and through traffic, including residents, agricultural and freight vehicles, and tourists accessing the northwest Highlands. The A835 is commonly used by visitors following the North Coast 500 route, which includes a segment between Ullapool and Garve, underscoring its role in Highland tourism as well as local transport.

Junctions and termini are relatively modest; the southern end connects with other major routes near Garve, while the northern end terminates at Ullapool on the northwest coast. The surrounding terrain can present challenging driving conditions, especially in winter, with narrow bends, sudden weather changes, and potential for flooding or landslides in exposed areas.

Maintenance and safety fall to Transport Scotland, with routine resurfacing, signage updates, and occasional realignments to improve safety and reliability. The A835 remains an important regional corridor for communities in the Highlands and a scenic route for travelers exploring the western Scottish coastline.