Loch na Creadha

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Loch na Creadha

Ruin of a small stone building next to a field boundary — Ruin of a small stone building next to a field boundary Credit: Sandy Gerrard

Loch na Creadha is a picturesque freshwater loch located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the stunning Highland scenery, it is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and visitors seeking tranquility. The loch covers an area of approximately 2 hectares and has a maximum depth of around 10 meters.

Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, Loch na Creadha offers a serene and idyllic setting. Its crystal-clear waters reflect the surrounding landscape, creating a breathtaking sight. The loch is known for its diverse ecosystem, supporting a variety of plant and animal species.

The shores of Loch na Creadha are lined with dense vegetation, including reeds and rushes, creating a vibrant freshwater marsh habitat. This marshland provides a sanctuary for numerous bird species, such as waterfowl, waders, and songbirds. Birdwatchers can often spot species like mallards, herons, and reed warblers in the area.

The loch also serves as a habitat for various fish species, including brown trout and perch, making it a popular spot for anglers. Fishing is permitted with the appropriate permits and regulations.

Visitors can explore Loch na Creadha by foot, enjoying leisurely walks along its shores. The surrounding area offers stunning views and ample opportunities for photography and nature observation. The tranquil atmosphere and stunning scenery make Loch na Creadha a perfect retreat for those seeking peace and natural beauty in Inverness-shire.

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Loch na Creadha Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.779007/-7.0332759 or Grid Reference NG0087. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ruin of a small stone building next to a field boundary

Ruin of a small stone building next to a field boundary

Inside Am Bothan Bunkhouse, Leverburgh

Inside Am Bothan Bunkhouse, Leverburgh

Leverburgh Ferry Terminal Entrance A sign at the entrance to the Leverburgh Ferry Terminal

Leverburgh Ferry Terminal Entrance

A sign at the entrance to the Leverburgh Ferry Terminal

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Leverburgh Ferry Terminal Leverburgh Ferry Terminal, Isle of Harris while Caledonian MacBrayne&#039;s Motor Vessel &#039;Loch Portain&#039; loading up for departure

Leverburgh Ferry Terminal

Leverburgh Ferry Terminal, Isle of Harris while Caledonian MacBrayne's Motor Vessel 'Loch Portain' loading up for departure

MV 'Lochportain' approaching Leverburgh MV &#039;Lochportain&#039; operates the shuttle ferry between Leverburgh in Harris and Berneray.

MV 'Lochportain' approaching Leverburgh

MV 'Lochportain' operates the shuttle ferry between Leverburgh in Harris and Berneray.

Docking at Leverburgh MV &#039;Lochportain&#039; has just completed the crossing of the Sound of Harris from Berneray.

Docking at Leverburgh

MV 'Lochportain' has just completed the crossing of the Sound of Harris from Berneray.

Leverburgh Pier This is the pier used by various commercial enterprises, a short distance from the ferry pier.

Leverburgh Pier

This is the pier used by various commercial enterprises, a short distance from the ferry pier.

Rubh' an Losaid The small headland north of Leverburgh Harbour.

Rubh' an Losaid

The small headland north of Leverburgh Harbour.

Sgeir Mhic Coma The closest skerries are Sgeir Mhic Coma, and Sgeir an Arbhair is a little further away, and to the right.

Sgeir Mhic Coma

The closest skerries are Sgeir Mhic Coma, and Sgeir an Arbhair is a little further away, and to the right.

Eilean a' Charnain The islet with the green-and-white striped beacon is just outside this grid square.

Eilean a' Charnain

The islet with the green-and-white striped beacon is just outside this grid square.

Approaching Leverburgh The ferry is almost abreast of a long jetty that shelters the harbour at Leverburgh.

Approaching Leverburgh

The ferry is almost abreast of a long jetty that shelters the harbour at Leverburgh.

Boats at Anchor Boats just off Rubh&#039; an Losaid at Leverburgh.

Boats at Anchor

Boats just off Rubh' an Losaid at Leverburgh.

A Kirk in Leverburgh This is the Church of Scotland, looking very smart and with a large car park in front.

A Kirk in Leverburgh

This is the Church of Scotland, looking very smart and with a large car park in front.

Boats for St Kilda at Pier, Leverburgh, Harris The red and white boats are used for excursions out to St Kilda.

Boats for St Kilda at Pier, Leverburgh, Harris

The red and white boats are used for excursions out to St Kilda.

Slopes of Greabhal. Steep but easy hill above Northton. The lochan is used for water supply.

Slopes of Greabhal.

Steep but easy hill above Northton. The lochan is used for water supply.

Houses at Taigh a Chaolais South end of Harris, from the Sound

Houses at Taigh a Chaolais

South end of Harris, from the Sound

Loch Iosal Vassary Dam at the north end of Loch Iosal Vassary.

Loch Iosal Vassary

Dam at the north end of Loch Iosal Vassary.

Kyles Lodge Sound of Harris Greaval is hill in background

Kyles Lodge Sound of Harris

Greaval is hill in background

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Loch na Creadha is located at Grid Ref: NG0087 (Lat: 57.779007, Lng: -7.0332759)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///stressed.scanty.lung. Near Leverburgh, Na h-Eileanan Siar

Nearby Locations

Àird an t-Sruith Smioranais Loch na Creadha Kyles Glen

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Nearby Amenities

Located within 500m of 57.779007,-7.0332759

Passing Place

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Entrance: yes

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Mustheb

Addr City: Na Hearadh

Addr City En: Isle of Harris

Addr Country: GB

Addr Housename: The Hebridean Mustard Company

Addr Housenumber: 10

Addr Postcode: HS5 3TY

Addr Street: Glen Kyles

Addr Suburb: An t-Òb

Description: Salespoint by the roadside. Look for the light blue hut.

Email: mustheb@hebrideanmustard.com

Opening Hours: 24/7

Operator: The Hebridean Mustard Company

Payment Cash: yes

Payment Contactless: yes

Payment Credit Cards: yes

Payment Debit Cards: yes

Payment Maestro: yes

Payment Mastercard: yes

Payment Visa: yes

Payment Visa Debit: yes

Shop: kiosk

Website: https://www.hebrideanmustard.com/shopping/where-to-buy/the-shack.html

Lat/Long: 57.7778669/-7.0353998

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