Àird Glas

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Argyllshire

Scotland

Àird Glas

Ruin, Ormaig One of the many ruins on the south side of Ulva which was brutally cleared in the 19th century. Some of the buildings are quite substantial and may be post clearance.
Ruin, Ormaig Credit: Richard Webb

Àird Glas is a captivating coastal feature located in Argyllshire, Scotland. It is known for its stunning headland and prominent point that juts out into the Atlantic Ocean. Situated in a remote and rugged area, Àird Glas offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and the vast expanse of the sea.

The headland at Àird Glas is characterized by its dramatic cliffs, which tower above the crashing waves below. These cliffs are composed of rugged rock formations, creating a picturesque and awe-inspiring sight. The point of Àird Glas extends out into the ocean, providing a perfect vantage point to observe the abundant marine life in the area, including seals, dolphins, and various seabirds.

The coastal area surrounding Àird Glas is rich in natural beauty and biodiversity. The wild and untamed environment is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including rare and protected species. Visitors to Àird Glas can enjoy exploring the rugged coastline, walking along the cliff-top paths, and immersing themselves in the serene and untouched surroundings.

Due to its secluded location, Àird Glas offers a peaceful and tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is a haven for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers, who are drawn to its unspoiled beauty and unique geographical features. Whether it's admiring the breathtaking sunsets, listening to the crashing waves, or simply taking in the peaceful atmosphere, Àird Glas is a captivating coastal destination that truly showcases the natural wonders of Argyllshire.

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Àird Glas Images

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Ruin, Ormaig One of the many ruins on the south side of Ulva which was brutally cleared in the 19th century. Some of the buildings are quite substantial and may be post clearance.
Ruin, Ormaig
One of the many ruins on the south side of Ulva which was brutally cleared in the 19th century. Some of the buildings are quite substantial and may be post clearance.
View from high up on Ulva Towards Ben More on Mull.
View from high up on Ulva
Towards Ben More on Mull.
Ulva traps The distinctive layered appearance of the island due to successive lava flows.
Ulva traps
The distinctive layered appearance of the island due to successive lava flows.
Basalt crags, Ulva
Basalt crags, Ulva
New pontoon, Ulva Ferry Investment by the community owners of Ulva and a fair bit of Northwest Mull.
New pontoon, Ulva Ferry
Investment by the community owners of Ulva and a fair bit of Northwest Mull.
Calling the ferry
Calling the ferry
Outside the Boathouse, Ulva
Outside the Boathouse, Ulva
Roadworks, Ulva Contractor's compound ahead with work ongoing to the Big House and renovating and building new homes.
Roadworks, Ulva
Contractor's compound ahead with work ongoing to the Big House and renovating and building new homes.
Wetland, Ulva Rough ground near the ferry. The track is the main road on the island leading eventually to the Gometra bridge as well as serving houses on the east side of the island.
Wetland, Ulva
Rough ground near the ferry. The track is the main road on the island leading eventually to the Gometra bridge as well as serving houses on the east side of the island.
Meadowsweet, Ulva Below Coille a' Mhinisteir
Meadowsweet, Ulva
Below Coille a' Mhinisteir
Farm buildings, Ulva It is hoped to resume farming on the island, but not as just one large holding. In 2021 there were some Highland cattle grazing the hill.
Farm buildings, Ulva
It is hoped to resume farming on the island, but not as just one large holding. In 2021 there were some Highland cattle grazing the hill.
Road, Ulva The main road on the island which runs along the north coast to Gometra.
Road, Ulva
The main road on the island which runs along the north coast to Gometra.
Ulva's main road
Ulva's main road
Road on Ulva Passing an enclosed area with young trees.
Road on Ulva
Passing an enclosed area with young trees.
A' Chrannag Hill on Ulva
A' Chrannag
Hill on Ulva
Crags and heather, Ulva One of the basalt steps on Ulva.
Crags and heather, Ulva
One of the basalt steps on Ulva.
Path from the South Side A very good path from Cragaig and a very scenic walk.
Path from the South Side
A very good path from Cragaig and a very scenic walk.
View south from Ulva The sticky up thing by the coast is the site of a fort.  The far gap carries the road from Loch Sgriodain to Loch na Keal on Mull.
View south from Ulva
The sticky up thing by the coast is the site of a fort. The far gap carries the road from Loch Sgriodain to Loch na Keal on Mull.
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Àird Glas is located at Grid Ref: NM4240 (Lat: 56.484426, Lng: -6.1810244)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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Ard Glass
Name Gd: Àird Glas
Place: hamlet
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