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Loch Cul Làimhe Bige

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

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Loch Cul Làimhe Bige

Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Cairn Second HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. This is the cairn at the alternative summit. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Cairn Credit: Rude Health

Loch Cul Làimhe Bige is a small freshwater body located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It is situated in close proximity to the village of Cul Làimhe and is nestled amidst picturesque surroundings, making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and anglers alike.

Spanning approximately 2.5 acres, Loch Cul Làimhe Bige is characterized by its calm and serene atmosphere. It features crystal-clear waters that support a diverse ecosystem, providing a habitat for various species of aquatic plants and animals. The lake is particularly known for its populations of brown trout, which attract anglers seeking a tranquil fishing experience.

Surrounded by verdant hills and lush vegetation, the lake offers visitors breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Its tranquil waters reflect the beauty of the landscape, creating a soothing and peaceful ambiance. The area around the loch is also home to a variety of bird species, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

Additionally, Loch Cul Làimhe Bige boasts a small freshwater marsh on its eastern side. This marshland is characterized by its wet and spongy terrain, hosting a wealth of plant species adapted to these conditions. The marsh acts as a natural filter, helping to maintain the water quality in the lake and providing a unique habitat for wetland wildlife.

Overall, Loch Cul Làimhe Bige offers visitors a tranquil and natural setting to connect with nature. Its picturesque surroundings, diverse ecosystem, and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-visit location for those seeking a serene escape in the heart of Ross-shire.

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Loch Cul Làimhe Bige Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.097944/-6.78777 or Grid Reference NB1822. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Cairn Second HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. This is the cairn at the alternative summit. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Cairn
Second HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. This is the cairn at the alternative summit. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Looking from the alternative top cairn back towards the 207 metre spot height. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal]
Looking from the alternative top cairn back towards the 207 metre spot height. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Summit Second HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. View of the 207 metre spot height towards the cairn. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Summit
Second HuMP of four today with Michael Earnshaw, Jim Bloomer and Martin Richardson in mixed weather. View of the 207 metre spot height towards the cairn. Name: Ben Mohal [Beinn Mothal] Hill number: 4944 Height: 207m / 679ft Area: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands Class: Hu,2 Grid ref: NB176240 (est) Drop: 129m Col: 78m NB168236
Shieling Ruin in Gleann Marstaig One of a cluster of shieling and beehive cell ruins in Gleann Marstaig.
Shieling Ruin in Gleann Marstaig
One of a cluster of shieling and beehive cell ruins in Gleann Marstaig.
Shieling hut, Gearraidh a' Sgurain, Isle of Lewis Looking towards Ròineabhal.
Shieling hut, Gearraidh a' Sgurain, Isle of Lewis
Looking towards Ròineabhal.
Lochan, Beinn a' Sgurain, Isle of Lewis The lochan lies approximately 150m to the southeast of the summit of Beinn a' Sgurain at an elevation of about 160m.
Lochan, Beinn a' Sgurain, Isle of Lewis
The lochan lies approximately 150m to the southeast of the summit of Beinn a' Sgurain at an elevation of about 160m.
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.
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.
Loch Cul Làimhe Bige Loch Cul Làimhe Bige south east corner, this runs into a larger area of water, Loch Bruaiche Bheibheat.
Loch Cul Làimhe Bige
Loch Cul Làimhe Bige south east corner, this runs into a larger area of water, Loch Bruaiche Bheibheat.
Loch Cul Làimhe Bige Looking towards the northern shore of this very pretty little loch.
Loch Cul Làimhe Bige
Looking towards the northern shore of this very pretty little loch.
Loch nan Eilean This is the SW corner of Loch nan Eilean, which is about 1km wide and long.
Loch nan Eilean
This is the SW corner of Loch nan Eilean, which is about 1km wide and long.
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Loch Cul Làimhe Bige is located at Grid Ref: NB1822 (Lat: 58.097944, Lng: -6.78777)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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