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Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag

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

Scotland

Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag

View from summit of Cleite na cos Cleit The large hill in the distance is Clisham.
View from summit of Cleite na cos Cleit Credit: Andrew Spenceley

Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag is a picturesque freshwater loch located in Ross-shire, Scotland. Situated amidst the stunning landscape of the Scottish Highlands, it is nestled in the small village of Miavag. The loch, also known as Lake Chleiteichean, covers an area of approximately 10 acres, making it a relatively small body of water.

Surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills, Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag offers a tranquil and serene environment for visitors. The crystal-clear waters of the loch reflect the surrounding landscape, creating a breathtaking sight. The loch is fed by freshwater streams that flow from the nearby mountains, ensuring its constant supply of clear water.

The shoreline of Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag is predominantly rocky, with patches of sandy areas. It is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, making it an ideal spot for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The surrounding marshland provides a habitat for various wetland birds, such as ducks, herons, and waterfowl.

Fishing is a popular activity at Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag, attracting anglers from near and far. The loch is known for its abundance of trout, making it a haven for fishing enthusiasts seeking a peaceful and rewarding experience.

Access to Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag is relatively easy, with a well-maintained path leading to the loch from the village. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks around the loch, taking in the stunning views and immersing themselves in the tranquility of the surroundings.

Overall, Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag offers a serene and picturesque setting for nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts alike, providing a haven of natural beauty in the heart of Ross-shire, Scotland.

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Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.036195/-6.8023907 or Grid Reference NB1615. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View from summit of Cleite na cos Cleit The large hill in the distance is Clisham.
View from summit of Cleite na cos Cleit
The large hill in the distance is Clisham.
Loch Langabhat from Carabrock Taken from the ruins at Carabrock looking north up Loch Lanagabhat
Loch Langabhat from Carabrock
Taken from the ruins at Carabrock looking north up Loch Lanagabhat
Liuthaid Summit, Lewis From road via good track then up steep east slope, heavy shower with hail. In group with Jonathan de Ferranti, Jim Bloomer & Mat Webster. Then onto Cearnabhal. Name: Liuthaid Hill number: 1564 Height: 492m / 1614ft Area: 24B: Harris and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,4 Grid ref: NB 17537 13627 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 307m Col: 185m NB156115
Liuthaid Summit, Lewis
From road via good track then up steep east slope, heavy shower with hail. In group with Jonathan de Ferranti, Jim Bloomer & Mat Webster. Then onto Cearnabhal. Name: Liuthaid Hill number: 1564 Height: 492m / 1614ft Area: 24B: Harris and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,4 Grid ref: NB 17537 13627 Summit feature: cairn Drop: 307m Col: 185m NB156115
Cearnabhal Summit of Cearnabhal overlooking the complex of the Langabhat loch system.
Cearnabhal
Summit of Cearnabhal overlooking the complex of the Langabhat loch system.
On Cearnabhal Getting to the hill involves crossing some wet and slippery ground, but the higher parts of the hill are easier drier ground. View across the summit plateau towards Liuthaid and the hilly end of Loch Langavat.
On Cearnabhal
Getting to the hill involves crossing some wet and slippery ground, but the higher parts of the hill are easier drier ground. View across the summit plateau towards Liuthaid and the hilly end of Loch Langavat.
Liuthaid The summit (492m). A flat area, although the surrounding slopes are steep and very slippery.
Liuthaid
The summit (492m). A flat area, although the surrounding slopes are steep and very slippery.
Wooded island, Loch Langabhat On a small wooded island in Loch Langabhat - trees survive due to the lack of grazing by sheep and deer. Harris Mountains seen to the south.
Wooded island, Loch Langabhat
On a small wooded island in Loch Langabhat - trees survive due to the lack of grazing by sheep and deer. Harris Mountains seen to the south.
The Sheiling A shieling close to the Loch Langavat path.
The Sheiling
A shieling close to the Loch Langavat path.
Kearnaval summit The small cairn on top of Kearnaval.
Kearnaval summit
The small cairn on top of Kearnaval.
Liuthaid summit The cairn of Liuthaid looking towards Loch Seaforth.
Liuthaid summit
The cairn of Liuthaid looking towards Loch Seaforth.
Cleit Earscleit Cleit Earscleit in the foreground with Creag na Lubaig on the edge of Loch Lanagavat in the middle distance and the summit of Stuabhal behind
Cleit Earscleit
Cleit Earscleit in the foreground with Creag na Lubaig on the edge of Loch Lanagavat in the middle distance and the summit of Stuabhal behind
Moorland below Creag na Clibhe
Moorland below Creag na Clibhe
The track to Loch Langabhat
The track to Loch Langabhat
Cleiteichean Mhiabhaig with Loch Langabhat behind
Cleiteichean Mhiabhaig with Loch Langabhat behind
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Lochan Chleiteichean Miavag is located at Grid Ref: NB1615 (Lat: 58.036195, Lng: -6.8023907)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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///strange.incursion.fended. Near Tarbert, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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