Coille Loch na Mucnaich

Downs, Moorland in Sutherland

Scotland

Coille Loch na Mucnaich

NW Highlands Geopark sign by Loch More There seems to be some confusion as to which grid square this marker stone is located. I'm inclined to put it here, and also to enjoy the view along Loch More towards ben Stack.
NW Highlands Geopark sign by Loch More Credit: Gordon Hatton

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NW Highlands Geopark sign by Loch More There seems to be some confusion as to which grid square this marker stone is located. I'm inclined to put it here, and also to enjoy the view along Loch More towards ben Stack.
NW Highlands Geopark sign by Loch More
There seems to be some confusion as to which grid square this marker stone is located. I'm inclined to put it here, and also to enjoy the view along Loch More towards ben Stack.
Loch More & Ben Stack Towards the foot of Loch More with the small but shapely Ben Stack beyond.
Loch More & Ben Stack
Towards the foot of Loch More with the small but shapely Ben Stack beyond.
Loch More from the A838
Loch More from the A838
Geopark stone by Loch More From here you enter one of the last true wilderness areas of Great Britain.
Geopark stone by Loch More
From here you enter one of the last true wilderness areas of Great Britain.
Loch More Viewed from the A838 near Achfarry. Loch More occupies a glaciated valley, reaching depths of 90 metres.
Loch More
Viewed from the A838 near Achfarry. Loch More occupies a glaciated valley, reaching depths of 90 metres.
Loch More View Looking down Loch More towards Ben Stack. The cloud was already building into what turned out to be a huge downpour.
Loch More View
Looking down Loch More towards Ben Stack. The cloud was already building into what turned out to be a huge downpour.
Ben Stack from Loch More
Ben Stack from Loch More
A838 by Loch More
A838 by Loch More
Reflections on Loch More from Leitir na Freumhaig
Reflections on Loch More from Leitir na Freumhaig
Eas an Aighe Seen on a drizzly and midgey morning. Deep heather, grass and bracken on the slopes.
Eas an Aighe
Seen on a drizzly and midgey morning. Deep heather, grass and bracken on the slopes.
Mounds in the Grassland This was an area of lush long grass with occasional small clumps of heather. In the background, in the mist, is Coire Mhic Dhughaill.
Mounds in the Grassland
This was an area of lush long grass with occasional small clumps of heather. In the background, in the mist, is Coire Mhic Dhughaill.
Unnamed Lochan above Lochan a' Chreobhair A black-throated diver and its young can be seen on the lochan. The other adult was circling around in the air. On the banks of the lochan was lush grass. There was light drizzle and many midges. Beinn Leoid on the horizon.
Unnamed Lochan above Lochan a' Chreobhair
A black-throated diver and its young can be seen on the lochan. The other adult was circling around in the air. On the banks of the lochan was lush grass. There was light drizzle and many midges. Beinn Leoid on the horizon.
Lower West Slopes of Sail Rac Long grass and midges.
Lower West Slopes of Sail Rac
Long grass and midges.
Lush Grassland between Ben Screavie and Sail Rac The grass was wet in the morning rain and there were lots of midges about. Sail Rac in the distance.
Lush Grassland between Ben Screavie and Sail Rac
The grass was wet in the morning rain and there were lots of midges about. Sail Rac in the distance.
Looking across Unnamed Loch above Lochan a' Chreobhair Long grass and midges. Ben Stack in the distance.
Looking across Unnamed Loch above Lochan a' Chreobhair
Long grass and midges. Ben Stack in the distance.
Estate track above Loch More
Estate track above Loch More
Estate track above Loch More below crags on Beinn Lide
Estate track above Loch More below crags on Beinn Lide
Allt a' Chuilinn Seen above Eas an Aighe. A single tree clings to the rocks.
Allt a' Chuilinn
Seen above Eas an Aighe. A single tree clings to the rocks.
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Coille Loch na Mucnaich is located at Grid Ref: NC3238 (Lat: 58.304104, Lng: -4.8625767)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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