Creag an Iubhair

Settlement in Argyllshire

Scotland

Creag an Iubhair

Pebble beach near Scallastle — Pebble beach near Scallastle Credit: Eirian Evans

Creag an Iubhair is a picturesque location situated in Argyllshire, Scotland. Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, it is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and rich history. The name "Creag an Iubhair" translates to "the yew tree rock," which reflects the area's abundance of ancient yew trees.

The landscape of Creag an Iubhair is characterized by rolling hills, deep valleys, and pristine lochs. The region offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, including the iconic Ben Nevis. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous hiking trails, fishing spots, and wildlife watching opportunities.

Visitors to Creag an Iubhair can explore its historical significance as well. The region is dotted with ancient ruins, including standing stones and burial sites, which offer a glimpse into its Celtic past. Additionally, the nearby Glen Coe is infamous for the 1692 massacre, where the Campbell clan brutally murdered members of the MacDonald clan.

The local community in Creag an Iubhair is known for its warm hospitality and rich cultural traditions. Traditional Scottish music and folklore can often be experienced at local pubs and events. The area also boasts a vibrant arts and crafts scene, with many local artisans creating unique and authentic pieces.

In summary, Creag an Iubhair is a captivating destination that combines natural beauty, historical significance, and a vibrant community. Whether it's exploring the stunning landscapes, immersing in local history, or simply enjoying the warm hospitality, visitors to Creag an Iubhair are sure to be enchanted by its charm.

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Creag an Iubhair Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.478287/-5.714926 or Grid Reference NM7137. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Pebble beach near Scallastle

Pebble beach near Scallastle

Early morning, Sound of Mull The pier at Craignure on the left

Early morning, Sound of Mull

The pier at Craignure on the left

Oil storage at Craignure Run by Gleaner.

Oil storage at Craignure

Run by Gleaner.

Craignure Ferry Terminal From the MV Coruisk

Craignure Ferry Terminal

From the MV Coruisk

Retail cluster at Craignure

Retail cluster at Craignure

Andy Waddington

MV Isle of Mull at Craignure Pier CalMac ferry just arrived from Oban

MV Isle of Mull at Craignure Pier

CalMac ferry just arrived from Oban

MV Isle of Mull Waiting at Craignure to take the ferry from Mull to Oban and home. The crew of this vessel made a fine job of berthing in strong winds. The service provided in Scotland by Cal Mac seems to be criticised and loved in equal measure, but either way it&#039;s a vital service.

MV Isle of Mull

Waiting at Craignure to take the ferry from Mull to Oban and home. The crew of this vessel made a fine job of berthing in strong winds. The service provided in Scotland by Cal Mac seems to be criticised and loved in equal measure, but either way it's a vital service.

Light Beacon on Glas Eileanan

Light Beacon on Glas Eileanan

Prehistoric stone row at Scallastle A prehistoric stone row consisting of two fallen slabs and one upright stone.
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Prehistoric stone row at Scallastle

A prehistoric stone row consisting of two fallen slabs and one upright stone. Link

Scallastle River Draining some big corries on Dùn da Gaoithe, the burn flows through birch woods and has several waterfalls.

Scallastle River

Draining some big corries on Dùn da Gaoithe, the burn flows through birch woods and has several waterfalls.

Coille an Fhraoich MhÃ²ir Birch woodland above Craignure and Scallastle. There is a Forestry Commission waymarked path here.

Coille an Fhraoich MhÃ²ir

Birch woodland above Craignure and Scallastle. There is a Forestry Commission waymarked path here.

Footbridge over the Scallastle River

Footbridge over the Scallastle River

Scallastle river Taken from the footbridge in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6874313">NM6937 : Footbridge over the Scallastle River</a>

Scallastle river

Taken from the footbridge in NM6937 : Footbridge over the Scallastle River

Mossy bank, Scallastle Forest Scallastle Bay just visible

Mossy bank, Scallastle Forest

Scallastle Bay just visible

Faint path, Scallastle Forest

Faint path, Scallastle Forest

Scallastle Farm In the background various tributaries of the Scallastle river can be seen high on Dun da Ghaoithe.

Scallastle Farm

In the background various tributaries of the Scallastle river can be seen high on Dun da Ghaoithe.

Forest track near the Scallastle River This track is part of a very pleasant Forestry Commission walk that begins near the ferry port of Craignure.

Forest track near the Scallastle River

This track is part of a very pleasant Forestry Commission walk that begins near the ferry port of Craignure.

Stephen Whittaker and Katharine Oakeshott

Forest track near the Scallastle River This is a Forestry Commission track, looking west towards the Scallastle River.

Forest track near the Scallastle River

This is a Forestry Commission track, looking west towards the Scallastle River.

Stephen Whittaker and Katharine Oakeshott

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Creag an Iubhair is located at Grid Ref: NM7137 (Lat: 56.478287, Lng: -5.714926)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

Also known as: Craignure

What 3 Words

///alas.strike.scrubbing. Near Craignure, Argyll & Bute

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Bench

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Charging Station

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Parking Space

Capacity: 1

Parking Space: disabled

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Give Way

Direction: forward

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