Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Cromartyshire

Scotland

Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich

Loch an Eich Dhuibh From the summit of Stob Loch an Eich Dhuibh, 334m. The prominent hill ahead is Sail Mhor, 767m in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NH0388">NH0388</a>.
Loch an Eich Dhuibh Credit: Michael Earnshaw

Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich is a picturesque freshwater body located in Cromartyshire, Scotland. Nestled amidst the breathtaking Scottish Highlands, this lake offers a tranquil and serene atmosphere, attracting nature enthusiasts and visitors seeking solace amidst nature's beauty.

Covering an area of approximately 25 acres, Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich is a relatively small lake that exudes an enchanting charm. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, the lake boasts crystal-clear waters that reflect the stunning landscape.

The lake is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Visitors can spot a variety of bird species, including waterfowl such as ducks and swans, as well as smaller birds like warblers and finches. The surrounding marshland provides a rich habitat for amphibians, such as frogs and newts, and a variety of insects.

The lake's tranquil waters also offer recreational opportunities for visitors. Fishing enthusiasts can try their luck at catching trout, which are abundant in the lake. Additionally, the calm and pristine surroundings make it an ideal spot for boating and kayaking, allowing visitors to explore the lake's natural beauty at their own pace.

For those seeking a peaceful retreat, Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich offers a sense of tranquility and a chance to reconnect with nature. The idyllic setting, combined with the abundance of wildlife and recreational activities, makes it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.822299/-5.3656767 or Grid Reference NH0086. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Loch an Eich Dhuibh From the summit of Stob Loch an Eich Dhuibh, 334m. The prominent hill ahead is Sail Mhor, 767m in <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NH0388">NH0388</a>.
Loch an Eich Dhuibh
From the summit of Stob Loch an Eich Dhuibh, 334m. The prominent hill ahead is Sail Mhor, 767m in NH0388.
Gruinard River
Gruinard River
View across the Gruinard River View across the Gruinard River.
View across the Gruinard River
View across the Gruinard River.
View of the track and Gruinard River looking NW View of the track and Gruinard River looking NW.
View of the track and Gruinard River looking NW
View of the track and Gruinard River looking NW.
View of the track leading to Loch na Sealga View of the track leading to Loch na Sealga.
View of the track leading to Loch na Sealga
View of the track leading to Loch na Sealga.
The track leading to Loch na Sealga The track leading to Loch na Sealga with An Teallach behind in the sunlight.
The track leading to Loch na Sealga
The track leading to Loch na Sealga with An Teallach behind in the sunlight.
Strath na Sealga Where Allt Loch Ghiubhsachain enters. Carn Goraig is just beyond.
Strath na Sealga
Where Allt Loch Ghiubhsachain enters. Carn Goraig is just beyond.
Ruin at Guisachan
Ruin at Guisachan
End of the track to Loch na Sealga
End of the track to Loch na Sealga
Ruined house at Craigour
Ruined house at Craigour
The path to Craigour This path is very wet and fairly vestigial from time to time.
The path to Craigour
This path is very wet and fairly vestigial from time to time.
Ruined Criagour
Ruined Criagour
Beinn Dearg and Cairn Goraig from the Gruinard River This was taken from the track from Gruinard to Loch na Sealga. Cairn Goraig is the nearest crag, just beyond the river, and Beinn Dearg is in the distance.
Beinn Dearg and Cairn Goraig from the Gruinard River
This was taken from the track from Gruinard to Loch na Sealga. Cairn Goraig is the nearest crag, just beyond the river, and Beinn Dearg is in the distance.
Strath na Sealga Looking east across the Gruinard River towards the peaks of An Teallach.
Strath na Sealga
Looking east across the Gruinard River towards the peaks of An Teallach.
Gruinard River Track beside Gruinard River to Loch na Sealga
Gruinard River
Track beside Gruinard River to Loch na Sealga
Track beside Gruinard River
Track beside Gruinard River
Carn Goraig Looking from the Gruinard River track to Carn Goraig with An Teallach behind.
Carn Goraig
Looking from the Gruinard River track to Carn Goraig with An Teallach behind.
Crags below Cnoc na h-Earra The craggy areas often are the only bits to have trees, as they manage to avoid both man, deer and sheep.
Crags below Cnoc na h-Earra
The craggy areas often are the only bits to have trees, as they manage to avoid both man, deer and sheep.
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Loch Beag Bad an Ducharaich is located at Grid Ref: NH0086 (Lat: 57.822299, Lng: -5.3656767)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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///stretcher.alive.nesting. Near Ullapool, Highland

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