She was cut free from the wreckage by firefighters and was airlifted to hospital. The accident happened at about 10:10.
The emergency services have also been dealing with a collision involving a lorry and a car on the A96 near Inverness.
There were no details at this stage on any casualties.
The lorry ended up in a field during the accident near the Barn Church Road junction.
The incidents follow two separate accidents in the Highlands on Thursday.
A male biker was airlifted to hospital after he was involved in a collision with another vehicle on the A835 north of Ullapool in Wester Ross.
A man was injured in Lochaber after his lorry overturned on A82 near the Corran Ferry terminal.

The 37-year-old and two girls aged 13 were found at a property in Grove Road, Chadwell Heath at 13:10 BST on Tuesday.
Shighi Kotuvala and sisters Niya and Neha Rethishkumar had not been seen since Sunday.
Their father, Pullarkattil Rethish Kumar, 44, who was missing from the address, was found hanging at Woodford Reservoir in Walthamstow.
Formal identification is yet to take place.
Post-mortem examinations are due to take place later, but Scotland Yard said the three female bodies had no signs of visible injuries.
The family's neighbour, Zoya Habibani, 24, described the family as "really friendly" and garage owner Bobby Singh, 41, said they were "very reserved" and "polite".
He said: "I hope someone finds out the answers. I hope they rest in peace as well."
The Metropolitan Police said it was initially called to the property on Monday night after concerns were raised about the family's welfare.
There was no response or signs of a disturbance at the house so the officers left.
They returned on Tuesday and broke into the property and found the bodies of the woman and the two girls.
Det Supt Kenny McDonald said: "At this stage in our ongoing investigation we are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
"We are making extensive enquiries to trace next of kin, who we believe to be outside of the UK."
The Met said as part of its "routine" it had referred its response to the Directorate of Professional Standards and the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

Dr Imran Farooq was stabbed outside his home in Green Lane, Edgware, last year.
His killers may have had help from other people, some of whom could have assisted unwittingly, police added.
An e-fit image of a suspect wearing a baseball cap has been released. A man aged 34 who was questioned last year has been bailed until this November.
Dr Farooq, who was a senior member of the MQM party, was killed "in a brutal manner", said Det Ch Supt Neil Basu of the Metropolitan Police.
His death, on 16 September 2010, "has left the community with a deep sense of loss", he added.
The 50-year-old suffered multiple wounds and blunt trauma to the head.
Police have previously said he may have been followed by up to four Asian men in vehicles or on foot.
Officers are asking for information about Dr Farooq, who came to the UK in 1999 seeking political asylum, and his routine.
They also want to talk to anyone asked to help buy items which could have been used in the attack, of the planning of it, such as knives or mobile phones.
It is thought two kitchen knives were used in the attack, along with a brick from a house.
One of the knives was made by Ausbein Messer, with a 5in (13cm) blade, and the other was branded as Schinken Messer, with a 5.5in (14cm) blade.
A woman has died after a one-vehicle crash on the A87 near Broadford on Skye.
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A mother and her twin daughters have been found dead at a house in east London, police have said.
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The murder of a Pakistani politician in north London a year ago was "carefully planned", Scotland Yard has said, as it offered a £20,000 reward for details.