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Loch Ruadh Meadhanach

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

Scotland

Loch Ruadh Meadhanach

Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] summit cairn looking towards Caultrashal Beag [Coltraiseal Beag]. Third of four HuMPs today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. Name: Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] Hill number: 1581 Height: 228m / 748ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,2 Grid ref: NB 15875 22787 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 162m Col: 66m NB162258
Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] Credit: Rude Health

Loch Ruadh Meadhanach is a picturesque body of water located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It is a freshwater loch nestled amidst the stunning Scottish Highlands. The loch stretches over an area of approximately 50 acres and is surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, creating a serene and tranquil atmosphere.

With crystal-clear waters, Loch Ruadh Meadhanach is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The loch is home to a variety of freshwater fish species, including trout and perch, making it a haven for anglers. Fishing is a common activity in the area, with many visitors trying their luck on the loch's calm surface.

In addition to its fishing opportunities, Loch Ruadh Meadhanach also offers scenic walks and hiking trails around its perimeter. Visitors can explore the surrounding marshes and wetlands, which are teeming with diverse plant and animal life. The loch is particularly known for its vibrant bird population, attracting birdwatchers from far and wide.

The tranquil atmosphere of Loch Ruadh Meadhanach also makes it an ideal spot for relaxation and picnicking. Its peaceful surroundings and stunning views make it a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Overall, Loch Ruadh Meadhanach is a beautiful freshwater loch in Ross-shire, Scotland, offering a range of activities and attractions for nature enthusiasts. Whether it's fishing, birdwatching, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, this loch is a must-visit destination for those seeking a taste of Scotland's natural beauty.

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Loch Ruadh Meadhanach Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.088462/-6.826566 or Grid Reference NB1521. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] summit cairn looking towards Caultrashal Beag [Coltraiseal Beag]. Third of four HuMPs today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. Name: Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] Hill number: 1581 Height: 228m / 748ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,2 Grid ref: NB 15875 22787 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 162m Col: 66m NB162258
Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr]
Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] summit cairn looking towards Caultrashal Beag [Coltraiseal Beag]. Third of four HuMPs today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. Name: Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr] Hill number: 1581 Height: 228m / 748ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,2 Grid ref: NB 15875 22787 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 162m Col: 66m NB162258
View Towards Loch Ruadh Meadhanach A view towards Loch Ruadh Meadhanach from the lower slopes of Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr].
View Towards Loch Ruadh Meadhanach
A view towards Loch Ruadh Meadhanach from the lower slopes of Caultrashal Mor [Coltraiseal Mòr].
View Back Towards Sgalabhal Mula A photo taken after descending the steep and rocky slopes of Sgalabhal Mula.
View Back Towards Sgalabhal Mula
A photo taken after descending the steep and rocky slopes of Sgalabhal Mula.
Wet Track Wet track and view back towards Sgalabhal Mula.
Wet Track
Wet track and view back towards Sgalabhal Mula.
Loch Morsgail A view towards Loch Morsgail.
Loch Morsgail
A view towards Loch Morsgail.
Eastern side of Sgalabhal A lovely day to be on Sgalabhal. The large loch is Loch Lomhain, of which the western end is inside the square.
Eastern side of Sgalabhal
A lovely day to be on Sgalabhal. The large loch is Loch Lomhain, of which the western end is inside the square.
Scalaval [Scalabhal] [Sgalabhal] Fourth HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. Name: Scalaval [Scalabhal] [Sgalabhal] Hill number: 4938 Height: 260m / 853ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB 14257 19826 Summit feature: trig point: OS measurement Drop: 122m Col: 138m NB132175
Scalaval [Scalabhal] [Sgalabhal]
Fourth HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. Name: Scalaval [Scalabhal] [Sgalabhal] Hill number: 4938 Height: 260m / 853ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB 14257 19826 Summit feature: trig point: OS measurement Drop: 122m Col: 138m NB132175
Unnamed lochan below Sgalabhal
Unnamed lochan below Sgalabhal
Gearraidh Druim Lomhainn Gearraidh Druim Lomhainn; a nearly linear set of four cells on a low ridge near the bonnie banks of Loch Lomhainn. The cell in the foreground is the northernmost; the others can just be seen about 200 feet off in the distance.
Gearraidh Druim Lomhainn
Gearraidh Druim Lomhainn; a nearly linear set of four cells on a low ridge near the bonnie banks of Loch Lomhainn. The cell in the foreground is the northernmost; the others can just be seen about 200 feet off in the distance.
Southern shore of Loch Morsgail
Southern shore of Loch Morsgail
Summit of Coltraiseal Mor Looking eastward over the sodden wilderness of the Langabhat basin. (Loch Langabhat is one of those wonderful multilingual tautologies, Bhat/vat is old Norse for Loch)
Summit of Coltraiseal Mor
Looking eastward over the sodden wilderness of the Langabhat basin. (Loch Langabhat is one of those wonderful multilingual tautologies, Bhat/vat is old Norse for Loch)
Islets in Loch Morsgail The south end of the loch has 3 tiny islands. The hills of North Harris can be seen in the distance.
Islets in Loch Morsgail
The south end of the loch has 3 tiny islands. The hills of North Harris can be seen in the distance.
Unnamed lochan near Morsgail Lodge The lochan is surrounded by wet moorland and exposed rock. The north end of Scalabhal [260m] rises behind.
Unnamed lochan near Morsgail Lodge
The lochan is surrounded by wet moorland and exposed rock. The north end of Scalabhal [260m] rises behind.
Beehive Dwelling A number of these ancient dwellings are found near the summit of Ascleit. Loch Coirigerod in background. The structures have survived amazingly well and some say they are over 2000 years old.
Beehive Dwelling
A number of these ancient dwellings are found near the summit of Ascleit. Loch Coirigerod in background. The structures have survived amazingly well and some say they are over 2000 years old.
Southern Slope This is the southern slope of Coltraiseal Mor. In the distance is the northern tip of Sgalabhal Mula, a 260m hill.
Southern Slope
This is the southern slope of Coltraiseal Mor. In the distance is the northern tip of Sgalabhal Mula, a 260m hill.
Loch Coire Geurad This is the view of the NW corner of Loch Coire Geurad. This loch eventually runs into the much larger Loch Langabhat.
Loch Coire Geurad
This is the view of the NW corner of Loch Coire Geurad. This loch eventually runs into the much larger Loch Langabhat.
Eastern Slope This is the eastern slope of Coltraiseal Mor, sadly there are few features in this area.
Eastern Slope
This is the eastern slope of Coltraiseal Mor, sadly there are few features in this area.
Coltraiseal Mol (228m) Viewed from the estate road up to Morsgail Lodge.
Coltraiseal Mol (228m)
Viewed from the estate road up to Morsgail Lodge.
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Loch Ruadh Meadhanach is located at Grid Ref: NB1521 (Lat: 58.088462, Lng: -6.826566)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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///laptops.pampering.tangent. Near Leurbost, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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