Loch Doimhne

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

Scotland

Loch Doimhne

Crash Site Fiar-Chreag In 1942 a Lockheed Hudson bomber crashed in Southern Pairc close to Mol Thagaraidh (Mulhagery). The bomber flew into the rocky hillside at Fiar-Chreag while flying in over the water in foggy weather.
Crash Site Fiar-Chreag Credit: JJM

Loch Doimhne, located in Ross-shire, Scotland, is a picturesque freshwater lake nestled in the stunning Highland landscape. Spanning over 2 square kilometers, it is a popular attraction for both locals and tourists seeking tranquility and natural beauty.

Surrounded by lush green hills and dense forests, the lake's crystal-clear waters reflect the breathtaking scenery, creating a truly enchanting atmosphere. Loch Doimhne is fed by several small streams that flow from the surrounding hills, ensuring a constant supply of fresh water. Its depth varies, reaching up to 15 meters in some areas, while other parts are shallow, allowing for the growth of vibrant aquatic vegetation.

The lake's diverse ecosystem supports a wide range of flora and fauna. The surrounding marshes provide a habitat for numerous species of birds, including herons, ducks, and various waterfowl. Fishermen are often seen casting their lines into the water, as Loch Doimhne is known for its abundant population of trout and salmon.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Loch Doimhne offers various recreational activities. Kayaking and canoeing are popular choices, allowing visitors to explore the lake's hidden corners and enjoy the serenity of the surroundings. Hiking trails around the lake provide opportunities for leisurely walks and birdwatching.

Loch Doimhne's natural beauty and peaceful ambiance make it a must-visit destination for those seeking a tranquil retreat in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Whether one is interested in observing wildlife, fishing, or simply enjoying the idyllic scenery, Loch Doimhne promises an unforgettable experience in a truly captivating setting.

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Loch Doimhne Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.969402/-6.4735948 or Grid Reference NB3506. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Crash Site Fiar-Chreag In 1942 a Lockheed Hudson bomber crashed in Southern Pairc close to Mol Thagaraidh (Mulhagery). The bomber flew into the rocky hillside at Fiar-Chreag while flying in over the water in foggy weather.
Crash Site Fiar-Chreag
In 1942 a Lockheed Hudson bomber crashed in Southern Pairc close to Mol Thagaraidh (Mulhagery). The bomber flew into the rocky hillside at Fiar-Chreag while flying in over the water in foggy weather.
Mol Truisg Sea Harris dropped seven walkers off at Mol Truisg so that we could walk through The Pairc over Uisinis and Gormol to finish at Eishken.
Mol Truisg
Sea Harris dropped seven walkers off at Mol Truisg so that we could walk through The Pairc over Uisinis and Gormol to finish at Eishken.
Sròn a' Chais Sròn a' Chais looking towards the Marilyn summit of Uisinis.
Sròn a' Chais
Sròn a' Chais looking towards the Marilyn summit of Uisinis.
Looking Down To Mol Truisg Looking back and down to Mol Truisg where we were dropped off by Sea Harris.
Looking Down To Mol Truisg
Looking back and down to Mol Truisg where we were dropped off by Sea Harris.
Northern Cairn On Uisinis This cairn marks the northern top of Uisinis at 371 metres around 3 metres lower than the southern top.
Northern Cairn On Uisinis
This cairn marks the northern top of Uisinis at 371 metres around 3 metres lower than the southern top.
Rubha a' Mhaide A rough, rocky headland.
Rubha a' Mhaide
A rough, rocky headland.
Sgonnan coastline The rough, rocky coastline has few natural weaknesses.
Sgonnan coastline
The rough, rocky coastline has few natural weaknesses.
Old House at Mulhagery Royal mail at one time delivered to this very remote location
Old House at Mulhagery
Royal mail at one time delivered to this very remote location
Natural Arch, Mol Truisg. This is a natural Arch on Eilean Glas Mol Truisg, which is in the Park district of Lewis.
Natural Arch, Mol Truisg.
This is a natural Arch on Eilean Glas Mol Truisg, which is in the Park district of Lewis.
Mol Truisg Literal translation is "the beach of the cod" and the stony Mol (beach) can be seen at the head of this bay.
Mol Truisg
Literal translation is "the beach of the cod" and the stony Mol (beach) can be seen at the head of this bay.
Gleann Linngreabhaigh Bogs at the head of Gleann Linngreabhaigh, Uisinish. Taken from a col between the two tops of the hill which dominates Uisinis.
Gleann Linngreabhaigh
Bogs at the head of Gleann Linngreabhaigh, Uisinish. Taken from a col between the two tops of the hill which dominates Uisinis.
Loch Doimhne Loch on the east side of Pairc. View from Uisinis.
Loch Doimhne
Loch on the east side of Pairc. View from Uisinis.
Sròn a' Chais Ridge running out from Uisinis towards the steep spur of Sròn a' Chais.
Sròn a' Chais
Ridge running out from Uisinis towards the steep spur of Sròn a' Chais.
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Loch Doimhne is located at Grid Ref: NB3506 (Lat: 57.969402, Lng: -6.4735948)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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