Bad an t-Seabhaig

Downs, Moorland in Argyllshire

Scotland

Bad an t-Seabhaig

Abhainn Bà at the head of Loch Laidon
Abhainn Bà at the head of Loch Laidon Credit: Richard Webb

Bad an t-Seabhaig, also known as The Downs, is an area located in Argyllshire, Scotland. Situated amidst the captivating moorland landscape, it is renowned for its natural beauty and diverse flora and fauna.

Covering a vast expanse, Bad an t-Seabhaig is characterized by rolling hills, heather-covered moors, and scattered lochs. The area boasts a rich variety of plant life, including wildflowers, mosses, and grasses. The moorland vegetation provides a habitat for numerous bird species, such as red grouse, golden plovers, and curlews, making it a haven for birdwatching enthusiasts.

The Downs is also home to several lochs, adding to its scenic appeal. These freshwater bodies support a range of aquatic life, including trout and salmon, making it a popular spot for fishing. Visitors can indulge in angling activities or simply relax by the tranquil waters, enjoying the serenity of the surroundings.

For those seeking outdoor adventures, Bad an t-Seabhaig offers ample opportunities for hiking and walking. The undulating terrain presents both challenging and leisurely trails, catering to varying fitness levels. Explorers can immerse themselves in the picturesque landscapes, breathing in the crisp, clean air and taking in the panoramic views of the moorland.

Overall, Bad an t-Seabhaig in Argyllshire is a captivating destination that showcases the natural wonders of Scotland. Its downs and moorland provide a peaceful retreat for nature lovers, offering a chance to connect with the wilderness and appreciate the raw beauty of the Scottish countryside.

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Bad an t-Seabhaig Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.638187/-4.6752305 or Grid Reference NN3652. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Abhainn Bà at the head of Loch Laidon
Abhainn Bà at the head of Loch Laidon
Abhainn Bà
Abhainn Bà
Head of Loch Laidon The southwest arm.
Head of Loch Laidon
The southwest arm.
On Rannoch Moor
On Rannoch Moor
Glacial deposits, Rannoch Moor
Glacial deposits, Rannoch Moor
View towards Glen Coe
View towards Glen Coe
The Black Mount seen from Rannoch Moor
The Black Mount seen from Rannoch Moor
Rannoch Muir: between the arms of Loch Laidon
Rannoch Muir: between the arms of Loch Laidon
On Rannoch Moor Easier walking than its reputation would have you believe.
On Rannoch Moor
Easier walking than its reputation would have you believe.
The Black Mount seen from Rannoch Moor
The Black Mount seen from Rannoch Moor
Lochan on Rannoch Moor
Lochan on Rannoch Moor
Lochan and Buachaille, Rannoch Moor
Lochan and Buachaille, Rannoch Moor
Lochan to bog succession, Rannoch Moor
Lochan to bog succession, Rannoch Moor
Bogwood, Rannoch Moor
Bogwood, Rannoch Moor
Head of the western arm, Loch Laidon
Head of the western arm, Loch Laidon
Summit, Tom Dubh-mòr
Summit, Tom Dubh-mòr
Glacial deposits, Loch Laidon
Glacial deposits, Loch Laidon
Athan nan Clachan, Loch Laidon
Athan nan Clachan, Loch Laidon
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Bad an t-Seabhaig is located at Grid Ref: NN3652 (Lat: 56.638187, Lng: -4.6752305)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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