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Loch Bad nan Earb

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

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Loch Bad nan Earb

Track over the moor, to Loch Bruicheach This track runs from Glenconvinth water treatment works to Loch Bruicheach. It looks like it has been here for a number of years, but isn't marked on the OS maps. It is visible on Bing aerial imagery, and is now mapped on OpenStreetMap.
Track over the moor, to Loch Bruicheach Credit: Craig Wallace

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.370362/-4.5675265 or Grid Reference NH4534. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Track over the moor, to Loch Bruicheach This track runs from Glenconvinth water treatment works to Loch Bruicheach. It looks like it has been here for a number of years, but isn't marked on the OS maps. It is visible on Bing aerial imagery, and is now mapped on OpenStreetMap.
Track over the moor, to Loch Bruicheach
This track runs from Glenconvinth water treatment works to Loch Bruicheach. It looks like it has been here for a number of years, but isn't marked on the OS maps. It is visible on Bing aerial imagery, and is now mapped on OpenStreetMap.
Track past Lochan an Tairt The track descends across the moor towards Glen Urquhart.
Track past Lochan an Tairt
The track descends across the moor towards Glen Urquhart.
Poll an t-Searraich
Poll an t-Searraich
Estate track south of Loch Bruicheach
Estate track south of Loch Bruicheach
Old walls south of Loch Bruicheach I am not sure if these walls were built to protect the trees planted here or if they are the last remains of an isolated settlement.
Old walls south of Loch Bruicheach
I am not sure if these walls were built to protect the trees planted here or if they are the last remains of an isolated settlement.
Moorland track past Loch nam Breac Dearga The track runs along the side of Loch nam Breac Dearga. The hill behind is Meall nan Caorach. On a rather cold day, some patches of ice on the loch and on the track. Loch nam Breac Dearga is probably from the Gaelic for "Loch of the red trout".
Moorland track past Loch nam Breac Dearga
The track runs along the side of Loch nam Breac Dearga. The hill behind is Meall nan Caorach. On a rather cold day, some patches of ice on the loch and on the track. Loch nam Breac Dearga is probably from the Gaelic for "Loch of the red trout".
Moorland track, descending towards a lochan The track runs down past the end of the lochan, then swings round to climb up the hill opposite. This looks like a fairly large lochan, on a tributary of the Allt Poll an t-Searraich. Though it seems the lochan isn't marked on any of the OS maps. This was a rather cold day, with frost on the track, and patches of ice on the lochan.
Moorland track, descending towards a lochan
The track runs down past the end of the lochan, then swings round to climb up the hill opposite. This looks like a fairly large lochan, on a tributary of the Allt Poll an t-Searraich. Though it seems the lochan isn't marked on any of the OS maps. This was a rather cold day, with frost on the track, and patches of ice on the lochan.
On Meall nan Caorach Meall nan Caorach has a wide flat summit, covered by rough heather. There is a small stone cairn (on the right), which may mark the highest point.
On Meall nan Caorach
Meall nan Caorach has a wide flat summit, covered by rough heather. There is a small stone cairn (on the right), which may mark the highest point.
Moorland track, from Loch Bruicheach Looking back along the track towards Meall nan Caorach. A bit of sunshine in between the snow showers.
Moorland track, from Loch Bruicheach
Looking back along the track towards Meall nan Caorach. A bit of sunshine in between the snow showers.
Gate on the moorland track, above Lochan an Tairt This track runs up from Glen Urquhart, and across the moor. It is crossed by a fence, with a locked gate.
Gate on the moorland track, above Lochan an Tairt
This track runs up from Glen Urquhart, and across the moor. It is crossed by a fence, with a locked gate.
Moorland track, by Lochan an Tairt This track runs up from Glen Urquhart, and across the moor.
Moorland track, by Lochan an Tairt
This track runs up from Glen Urquhart, and across the moor.
Lochan an Tairt Looking across rough moorland to the loch. There is a small wooden jetty at the corner, with a boat moored.
Lochan an Tairt
Looking across rough moorland to the loch. There is a small wooden jetty at the corner, with a boat moored.
Loch nam Breac Dearga Looking across the loch on a misty morning. Some lilies and grass growing in the loch. The track runs past on the left.
Loch nam Breac Dearga
Looking across the loch on a misty morning. Some lilies and grass growing in the loch. The track runs past on the left.
Lochan an Tairt track
Lochan an Tairt track
Lochan an Tairt
Lochan an Tairt
Lochan an Tairt, early morning
Lochan an Tairt, early morning
Sunrise from Carn Mor SE ridge
Sunrise from Carn Mor SE ridge
Track below Creag a' Chatha
Track below Creag a' Chatha
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Loch Bad nan Earb is located at Grid Ref: NH4534 (Lat: 57.370362, Lng: -4.5675265)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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