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Staca na Beirigh

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Ross-shire

Scotland

Staca na Beirigh

Saltings at Tobta On the way to Cradhlastadh
Saltings at Tobta Credit: Alan Reid

Staca na Beirigh is a prominent coastal feature located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It is commonly referred to as a headland or point due to its geographical formation. Staca na Beirigh is situated on the western coast of Scotland, specifically on the rugged and picturesque coastline of the North Atlantic Ocean.

This coastal feature is known for its striking cliffs that rise dramatically from the sea, creating a breathtaking and imposing landscape. The cliffs of Staca na Beirigh are composed of rugged rocks, primarily made up of sandstone and shale, which have been shaped and eroded over millions of years by the relentless force of the ocean waves.

The headland offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the vast expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, nearby coastal villages, and the rugged Scottish Highlands in the distance. The cliffs are home to a variety of bird species, including seabirds such as puffins, guillemots, and razorbills, which make Staca na Beirigh a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Access to Staca na Beirigh is limited due to its remote location and the challenging terrain. However, adventurous visitors can reach the headland by following a coastal path that offers a scenic and invigorating hike. It is essential to be cautious when exploring the area, as the cliffs can be unstable and dangerous.

Overall, Staca na Beirigh is a remarkable coastal feature that showcases the raw beauty of Scotland's rugged coastline. Its towering cliffs, stunning views, and diverse wildlife make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Staca na Beirigh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.212097/-7.0580532 or Grid Reference NB0335. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Saltings at Tobta On the way to Cradhlastadh
Saltings at Tobta
On the way to Cradhlastadh
Evening light on Loch Steiseal
Evening light on Loch Steiseal
A fence ends in Loch Barabhat The last post is fixed in the water, in an often vain attempt, to contain the sheep and cattle.
A fence ends in Loch Barabhat
The last post is fixed in the water, in an often vain attempt, to contain the sheep and cattle.
Old lazy-beds at Cradhlastadh
Old lazy-beds at Cradhlastadh
Loch Braigh a' Mhill
Loch Braigh a' Mhill
Sgeir Fhiabhaig Taras
Sgeir Fhiabhaig Taras
Coastline, Geòdha Nasabhaig, Isle of Lewis
Coastline, Geòdha Nasabhaig, Isle of Lewis
Dun Baravat Dun Baravat and its 100-foot long causeway in Loch Baravat.
Dun Baravat
Dun Baravat and its 100-foot long causeway in Loch Baravat.
Loch Mheacleit with Flannan Isles behind
Loch Mheacleit with Flannan Isles behind
Loch Mheacleit Looking south across the loch, with the Uig Hills in the distance, possibly Tahabhal on the left and Mealisbhal on the right. There is a tall cairn on a spit of low-lying land in the loch.
Loch Mheacleit
Looking south across the loch, with the Uig Hills in the distance, possibly Tahabhal on the left and Mealisbhal on the right. There is a tall cairn on a spit of low-lying land in the loch.
Druim Ranngaro An ice-smoothed erratic perches on the summit of the low ridge at Cradhlasta. Beyond the wall is cnoc-and-lochan topography typical of the Lewisian gneiss.
Druim Ranngaro
An ice-smoothed erratic perches on the summit of the low ridge at Cradhlasta. Beyond the wall is cnoc-and-lochan topography typical of the Lewisian gneiss.
Sheep Pens The pens were being used to dose and inject this year's new lambs against the various ills which can befall them.
Sheep Pens
The pens were being used to dose and inject this year's new lambs against the various ills which can befall them.
Loch Steiseal Loch Steiseal is actually the second lochan from here. The first one doesn't seem to have a name.
Loch Steiseal
Loch Steiseal is actually the second lochan from here. The first one doesn't seem to have a name.
Looking N across Bagh Fiabhaig
Looking N across Bagh Fiabhaig
Looking down on Sgeir Fiabhaig Tarras A nice calm day on what is usually a wild and woolly coast-line.
Looking down on Sgeir Fiabhaig Tarras
A nice calm day on what is usually a wild and woolly coast-line.
Seilebhig Hill from Meall Steidhnoil Out for a walk before breakfast, getting warmed up for Mealisval (which is in the background, behind Seilebhig Hill).
Seilebhig Hill from Meall Steidhnoil
Out for a walk before breakfast, getting warmed up for Mealisval (which is in the background, behind Seilebhig Hill).
Beanntainn Uige The Uig range and Uig Bay near Crowlista
Beanntainn Uige
The Uig range and Uig Bay near Crowlista
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Staca na Beirigh is located at Grid Ref: NB0335 (Lat: 58.212097, Lng: -7.0580532)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///fruity.glory.equipping. Near Carloway, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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