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Fèith a' Mhoraire

Downs, Moorland in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Fèith a' Mhoraire

Leum Uilleim summit to Beinn a' Bhric ridge Taken from Leum Uilleim summit looking back to Beinn a' Bhric ridge.
Leum Uilleim summit to Beinn a' Bhric ridge Credit: G R Procter

Fèith a' Mhoraire is a beautiful area located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. It is situated in the Downs region, characterized by rolling hills, open grasslands, and heather-clad moorlands. This picturesque landscape provides a serene and tranquil environment for visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

The area around Fèith a' Mhoraire is known for its diverse wildlife and rich biodiversity. It is a haven for birdwatchers, as numerous species of birds can be spotted here, including golden eagles, peregrine falcons, and red grouse. The moorland habitat also supports a variety of plant species, such as heather, bilberry, and bog cotton.

Fèith a' Mhoraire is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers. There are several well-maintained trails that lead through the area, offering stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The paths are suitable for all levels of fitness and provide opportunities to explore the unique flora and fauna of the region.

Visitors to Fèith a' Mhoraire can also enjoy a range of recreational activities, including picnicking, photography, and wildlife spotting. The tranquil atmosphere and unspoiled nature of the area make it an ideal spot for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Overall, Fèith a' Mhoraire in Inverness-shire is a hidden gem in the Scottish Highlands, offering a captivating blend of downs and moorland landscapes. It is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

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Fèith a' Mhoraire Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.762528/-4.750021 or Grid Reference NN3166. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Leum Uilleim summit to Beinn a' Bhric ridge Taken from Leum Uilleim summit looking back to Beinn a' Bhric ridge.
Leum Uilleim summit to Beinn a' Bhric ridge
Taken from Leum Uilleim summit looking back to Beinn a' Bhric ridge.
Loch Treig
Loch Treig
Path alongside the southern end of Loch Treig
Path alongside the southern end of Loch Treig
Path near Feith Chiarain A path near Feith Chiarain, this runs from the northern shore of the Blackwater Reservoir to Loch Treig via Gleann Iolairean.
Path near Feith Chiarain
A path near Feith Chiarain, this runs from the northern shore of the Blackwater Reservoir to Loch Treig via Gleann Iolairean.
Path above Gleann Iolairean A path above Gleann Iolairean connecting the Blackwater Reservoir and Loch Treig, viewed as dusk approaches in mid September.
Path above Gleann Iolairean
A path above Gleann Iolairean connecting the Blackwater Reservoir and Loch Treig, viewed as dusk approaches in mid September.
Gleann Iolairean Descending into Gleann Iolairean on the path from the Blackwater Reservoir to Loch Treig, visible in this image. The line of trees running along the far side of the loch indicates the position of the West Highland Railway.
Gleann Iolairean
Descending into Gleann Iolairean on the path from the Blackwater Reservoir to Loch Treig, visible in this image. The line of trees running along the far side of the loch indicates the position of the West Highland Railway.
An Diollaid The slopes of An Diollaid (gaelic: the saddle) above Coire a' Bhric Beag, viewed on an ascent of Leum Ulleim from Corrour Station.
An Diollaid
The slopes of An Diollaid (gaelic: the saddle) above Coire a' Bhric Beag, viewed on an ascent of Leum Ulleim from Corrour Station.
Tom an Eòin Pleasant walking on the slopes of Tom an Eòin, en route to Leum Ulleim, with Loch Treig visible in the distance.
Tom an Eòin
Pleasant walking on the slopes of Tom an Eòin, en route to Leum Ulleim, with Loch Treig visible in the distance.
An Diollaid A dry route above the bogs of Rannoch Moor
An Diollaid
A dry route above the bogs of Rannoch Moor
Heather moorland and rock outcrop near Corrour Looking towards the Easians
Heather moorland and rock outcrop near Corrour
Looking towards the Easians
Bog and bogwood near Loch Treig An area of heather moorland with rock outcrops and boggy bits like this. Loch Treig is on the right
Bog and bogwood near Loch Treig
An area of heather moorland with rock outcrops and boggy bits like this. Loch Treig is on the right
Track on Tom a'Mhoraire near Loch Treig A little used track across the moor. Binnein Beag and Ben Nevis are in the distance.
Track on Tom a'Mhoraire near Loch Treig
A little used track across the moor. Binnein Beag and Ben Nevis are in the distance.
Moorland and exposed rocks on Tom an Eoin On the NE ridge of Beinn a' Bhric looking towards the Mamores and Ben Nevis
Moorland and exposed rocks on Tom an Eoin
On the NE ridge of Beinn a' Bhric looking towards the Mamores and Ben Nevis
Looking down on Lub Mhurichaidh A boggy area between Loch Treig and Blackwater Reservoir
Looking down on Lub Mhurichaidh
A boggy area between Loch Treig and Blackwater Reservoir
Stream and spring flowers on Beinn a' Bhric A small stream near the summit
Stream and spring flowers on Beinn a' Bhric
A small stream near the summit
Culvert on the West Highland Railway On the steep climb from Loch Treig and Corrour with an old snow fence on the right
Culvert on the West Highland Railway
On the steep climb from Loch Treig and Corrour with an old snow fence on the right
Garbh Chnapan at Loch Treig A small, rocky hill at the south end of Loch Treig and the path round it.
Garbh Chnapan at Loch Treig
A small, rocky hill at the south end of Loch Treig and the path round it.
On the slopes of Sròn nan Gall A view across Loch Treig towards the western end of the Easains range - the highest point seen here being Stob Coire Easain. The photo is scanned from an Agfachrome CT200 slide.
On the slopes of Sròn nan Gall
A view across Loch Treig towards the western end of the Easains range - the highest point seen here being Stob Coire Easain. The photo is scanned from an Agfachrome CT200 slide.
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Fèith a' Mhoraire is located at Grid Ref: NN3166 (Lat: 56.762528, Lng: -4.750021)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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