Loch Dubh Heillihope

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

Scotland

Loch Dubh Heillihope

Ruin at Ardvey Abandoned and derelict, in spite of being relatively modern. — Ruin at Ardvey Credit: Richard Dorrell

Loch Dubh Heillihope is a freshwater lake located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. The lake is surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, creating a picturesque and serene setting for visitors to enjoy. Loch Dubh Heillihope is known for its clear, calm waters, which make it a popular spot for fishing and boating.

The lake is home to a variety of freshwater fish species, including trout and perch, making it a prime destination for anglers looking to reel in a big catch. The surrounding marshland is also teeming with wildlife, providing ample opportunities for birdwatching and nature enthusiasts.

The peaceful atmosphere of Loch Dubh Heillihope makes it a popular spot for picnicking, hiking, and simply enjoying the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Visitors can take in stunning views of the surrounding landscape from the shores of the lake, or explore the nearby walking trails that wind through the surrounding countryside.

Overall, Loch Dubh Heillihope offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Scottish countryside.

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Loch Dubh Heillihope Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.783072/-6.902079 or Grid Reference NG0887. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ruin at Ardvey

Abandoned and derelict, in spite of being relatively modern.

Richard Dorrell

Loch Fhionnsabhaigh

The blue pay-to-view telescope is probably there to enable seal-watchers to get a closer view - though as the seals were today basking on rocks just a few yards from the shore, the scope was barely necessary. See also: NG0887 : Common seals in Loch Fhionnsabhaigh.

Richard Dorrell

Common seals in Loch Fhionnsabhaigh

A slightly zoomed-in image, taken from the shore of the loch.

Richard Dorrell

The road approaching Fionnsabhagh from the south

Sandy Gerrard

Fish Farm Pier at Loch Huamabhat

Sandy Gerrard

Desolate inland Harris

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Ralph Greig

Solitary White house

Ralph Greig

Flodabay postbox

Ralph Greig

Loch an Luig

One of the hundreds of small lochs among the gneiss of eastern Harris.

Anne Burgess

Loch SgÃ¹rr

The road is right on the brink of this small lochan.

Anne Burgess

Fionnsabhaigh

Finsbay is one of the scattered villages on the east side of Harris, settled by people evicted from the fertile machair land on the west during the Highand Clearances.

Anne Burgess

Finsbay

One of a handful of small settlements in Eastern Harris.

Anne Burgess

Sea Inlet at Ardvey

Marked on the map as a tidal pond, this is connected to the sea on the right, beyond the narrowest part. It is, unfortunately, difficult to photograph anything in this area without including the necessary evil of power lines.

Anne Burgess