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Lochan Beag Beul na Faire

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Caithness

Scotland

Lochan Beag Beul na Faire

Loch Caise
Loch Caise Credit: Peter Moore

Lochan Beag Beul na Faire is a small freshwater lake located in the county of Caithness, Scotland. Nestled amidst the breathtaking Scottish Highlands, this picturesque water body serves as a tranquil oasis for both locals and visitors alike.

Covering an area of approximately 10 acres, Lochan Beag Beul na Faire is surrounded by lush greenery and offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. The lake is fed by natural springs, ensuring a constant flow of fresh water and creating an ideal habitat for a diverse range of plant and animal species.

The shores of Lochan Beag Beul na Faire are lined with reeds, creating a lush freshwater marsh ecosystem. This marshland is home to a variety of aquatic plants, including water lilies, bulrushes, and sedges. These provide shelter and food for a wide array of bird species, such as ducks, swans, and herons, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

The crystal-clear waters of the lake are teeming with fish, including trout and perch, attracting anglers who come to enjoy a peaceful day of fishing. Additionally, the calm nature of the lake makes it perfect for kayaking and canoeing, offering visitors a chance to explore its tranquil waters at their own pace.

Surrounded by the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands, Lochan Beag Beul na Faire is a true gem that offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Its peaceful atmosphere and stunning natural surroundings make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

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Lochan Beag Beul na Faire Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.406435/-3.6881153 or Grid Reference ND0147. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Loch Caise
Loch Caise
Skyline
Skyline
Forestry Near Altnabreac Viewed in autumn sunshine from a train on the way to Thurso.
Forestry Near Altnabreac
Viewed in autumn sunshine from a train on the way to Thurso.
Forest Near Altnabreac Viewed from a train on the way to Thurso on a fine late-October morning.
Forest Near Altnabreac
Viewed from a train on the way to Thurso on a fine late-October morning.
Forest and Moorland Near Altnabreac The edge of an area of forest in the Flow Country, viewed from a train on the way to Thurso on a lovely autumn morning.
Forest and Moorland Near Altnabreac
The edge of an area of forest in the Flow Country, viewed from a train on the way to Thurso on a lovely autumn morning.
Loch Caisie, Caithness Loch Caise. One of a string of small shallow lochs in this area. The forestry road runs on to Altnabreac about 3kms distant and the railway line runs along the skyline on the left of shot.
Loch Caisie, Caithness
Loch Caise. One of a string of small shallow lochs in this area. The forestry road runs on to Altnabreac about 3kms distant and the railway line runs along the skyline on the left of shot.
Towards Altnabreac Looking towards Altnabreac about 2 kms away along the line of a forestry road and the railway line off to the right a bit. Hills in the distance from right to left are Ben Griam Beg 580 Ben Griam Mor 590 and Klibreck 961 all in Sutherland.
Towards Altnabreac
Looking towards Altnabreac about 2 kms away along the line of a forestry road and the railway line off to the right a bit. Hills in the distance from right to left are Ben Griam Beg 580 Ben Griam Mor 590 and Klibreck 961 all in Sutherland.
Railway by Altnabreac The Inverness to Wick/Thurso railway trundles across this square with forestry beyond.
Railway by Altnabreac
The Inverness to Wick/Thurso railway trundles across this square with forestry beyond.
Loch Caise The area around the north edge of loch Caise. The road runs into Loch Caol away to the left of shot and the railway runs NE towards Wick and Thurso
Loch Caise
The area around the north edge of loch Caise. The road runs into Loch Caol away to the left of shot and the railway runs NE towards Wick and Thurso
Skyline Loch Looking out from Catanach Plantation over Skyline Loch towards the Windfarm
Skyline Loch
Looking out from Catanach Plantation over Skyline Loch towards the Windfarm
Catanach and Skyline Loch The edge of Catanach Forest and the banks of Skyline Loch
Catanach and Skyline Loch
The edge of Catanach Forest and the banks of Skyline Loch
Ca-na-Catanach Track An old route from Caithness to Sutherland, approaching the crossing of the Allt Cais nan Lair
Ca-na-Catanach Track
An old route from Caithness to Sutherland, approaching the crossing of the Allt Cais nan Lair
Cnoc Beul na Faire The Northern slopes of Cnoc Beul na Faire. The broad grassy strip indicates the route of the Ca-na-Cattanach track, which is indistinct at this point.
Cnoc Beul na Faire
The Northern slopes of Cnoc Beul na Faire. The broad grassy strip indicates the route of the Ca-na-Cattanach track, which is indistinct at this point.
Ca-na-Catanach Track The grassy strip marks the route of the Ca-na-Catanach, which becomes more distinct as it ascends the slopes of Cnoc Beul na Faire.
Ca-na-Catanach Track
The grassy strip marks the route of the Ca-na-Catanach, which becomes more distinct as it ascends the slopes of Cnoc Beul na Faire.
Skyline Loch The Skyline Loch seen from the watershed at its North end.
Skyline Loch
The Skyline Loch seen from the watershed at its North end.
Gate on the Ca-na-Catanach The Ca-na-Catanach track enters the forest through this gate.
Gate on the Ca-na-Catanach
The Ca-na-Catanach track enters the forest through this gate.
Watershed at the Skyline Loch Although the outlet of the loch is at its South end, the watershed at its North end (seen here) is only marginally higher. When viewed from the South the water surface appears to form the horizon, hence the name of the loch. In this photograph the River Forss catchment is to the right, while that of the Thurso River is to the left.
Watershed at the Skyline Loch
Although the outlet of the loch is at its South end, the watershed at its North end (seen here) is only marginally higher. When viewed from the South the water surface appears to form the horizon, hence the name of the loch. In this photograph the River Forss catchment is to the right, while that of the Thurso River is to the left.
Caol Loch Boathouse Boathouse and Fishermens' Hut at the Caol Loch (Narrow Loch).
Caol Loch Boathouse
Boathouse and Fishermens' Hut at the Caol Loch (Narrow Loch).
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Lochan Beag Beul na Faire is located at Grid Ref: ND0147 (Lat: 58.406435, Lng: -3.6881153)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///underway.inched.bloom. Near Forsinard, Highland

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Cnoc Beul na Faire Lochan Beag Beul na Faire Skyline Loch

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Located within 500m of 58.406435,-3.6881153
Cnoc Beul na Faire
Ele: 200
Ele Ft: 657
Man Made: survey_point
Natural: peak
Source: OS7
Source Ele: OS7
Source Name: OS7
Lat/Long: 58.4088778/-3.6914031
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