Sròn Beag na h-Uamhaidh

Landscape Feature in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Sròn Beag na h-Uamhaidh

On Binnein Mòr A view northwards from the summit in rain. The greenery is at the head of Glen Banchor with the Monadh Liath beyond.
On Binnein Mòr Credit: Richard Webb

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Sròn Beag na h-Uamhaidh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.053159/-4.2404757 or Grid Reference NN6498. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On Binnein Mòr A view northwards from the summit in rain. The greenery is at the head of Glen Banchor with the Monadh Liath beyond.
On Binnein Mòr
A view northwards from the summit in rain. The greenery is at the head of Glen Banchor with the Monadh Liath beyond.
On Binnein Mòr View eastward towards Creag Dhubh.
On Binnein Mòr
View eastward towards Creag Dhubh.
Summit, Binnein Mòr
Summit, Binnein Mòr
Sron Mòr na h-Uamhaidh A ridge descending into upper Glen Banchor.
Sron Mòr na h-Uamhaidh
A ridge descending into upper Glen Banchor.
Road, Allt Madagain Another high level bulldozed road.
Road, Allt Madagain
Another high level bulldozed road.
Allt Madagain, Dail na Seilg A potentially awkward crossing if carrying on from Srath an Eilich to Càrn Dearg or Newtonmore.
Allt Madagain, Dail na Seilg
A potentially awkward crossing if carrying on from Srath an Eilich to Càrn Dearg or Newtonmore.
Glen Banchor A decaying fence at Dail na Seilg.
Glen Banchor
A decaying fence at Dail na Seilg.
Bog, Glen Banchor At the foot of Binnein Mòr
Bog, Glen Banchor
At the foot of Binnein Mòr
Srath an Eilich A big gap in the hills north of Laggan. A track runs through it to Dail na Seilg and the route is now a popular through route between Laggan and Newtonmore.
Srath an Eilich
A big gap in the hills north of Laggan. A track runs through it to Dail na Seilg and the route is now a popular through route between Laggan and Newtonmore.
Road through Srath an Eilich
Road through Srath an Eilich
Strath an Eilich The boggy floor of the glen beneath steep slopes of Meall na h-Uinneig.
Strath an Eilich
The boggy floor of the glen beneath steep slopes of Meall na h-Uinneig.
Allt Madagain and Creagan Reamhar The burn is flowing into Glen Banchor down to Newtonmore to join the River Spey.
Allt Madagain and Creagan Reamhar
The burn is flowing into Glen Banchor down to Newtonmore to join the River Spey.
Sron na Creige and Allt Madagain A remote glen above Glen Banchor.
Sron na Creige and Allt Madagain
A remote glen above Glen Banchor.
View north from Spirean Mor Dalballoch cottage is near the confluence of the Allt Ballach and the River Calder.
View north from Spirean Mor
Dalballoch cottage is near the confluence of the Allt Ballach and the River Calder.
The bealach between Spirean Mor and Torr nan Cabar The further summit is Binnein Mor with Meall na h-Uinneig on the horizon.
The bealach between Spirean Mor and Torr nan Cabar
The further summit is Binnein Mor with Meall na h-Uinneig on the horizon.
A few trees survive on Glac nan Cabar  Taken from Feith (bog) Bhuidhe.
A few trees survive on Glac nan Cabar
Taken from Feith (bog) Bhuidhe.
The north western slopes of Binnein Mor Dalballoch and Creag Liath in the background.
The north western slopes of Binnein Mor
Dalballoch and Creag Liath in the background.
Glen Banchor Dalballoch and the River Calder.
Glen Banchor
Dalballoch and the River Calder.
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Sròn Beag na h-Uamhaidh is located at Grid Ref: NN6498 (Lat: 57.053159, Lng: -4.2404757)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Located within 500m of 57.053159,-4.2404757
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Lat/Long: 57.056871/-4.2382506
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