Badan a' Bhuic

Downs, Moorland in Perthshire

Scotland

Badan a' Bhuic

Moorland east of Rannoch Station The view towards the west, when walking the 'Road to the Isles'. Rannoch Station is hidden behind the group of trees in the distance. Further away are the hills of Glen Coe.
Moorland east of Rannoch Station Credit: Aleks Scholz

Badan a' Bhuic is a small, picturesque area located in Perthshire, Scotland. Situated amidst the rolling hills and vast moorlands, it offers a tranquil and serene environment for nature enthusiasts and hikers alike.

The area is characterized by its stunning downs and moorlands, which are covered with heather and various species of wildflowers. These vibrant colors create a beautiful tapestry against the backdrop of the surrounding hills. The landscape is scattered with rocky outcrops and ancient standing stones, adding to its mystical allure.

Badan a' Bhuic is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including red deer, mountain hares, and various species of birds. Birdwatchers will find this area particularly appealing, as it provides a habitat for species such as the golden eagle and the red grouse.

Hikers and outdoor enthusiasts can explore the numerous trails that crisscross the area, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The paths wind through the moorlands and ascend the hills, providing a challenging yet rewarding experience. Along the way, visitors can discover hidden waterfalls and sparkling streams, perfect for a refreshing break.

For those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of nature, Badan a' Bhuic is a must-visit destination. Its untouched beauty and tranquil ambiance make it an ideal spot for relaxation and rejuvenation. Whether you are an avid hiker, a wildlife enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the Scottish countryside, Badan a' Bhuic is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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Badan a' Bhuic Images

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Moorland east of Rannoch Station The view towards the west, when walking the 'Road to the Isles'. Rannoch Station is hidden behind the group of trees in the distance. Further away are the hills of Glen Coe.
Moorland east of Rannoch Station
The view towards the west, when walking the 'Road to the Isles'. Rannoch Station is hidden behind the group of trees in the distance. Further away are the hills of Glen Coe.
Rannoch Station
Rannoch Station
View from near Rannoch Station Over the moor to the Black Mount.
View from near Rannoch Station
Over the moor to the Black Mount.
Loch Laidon View from Rannoch Station.
Loch Laidon
View from Rannoch Station.
Train crossing Rannoch Viaduct
Train crossing Rannoch Viaduct
View towards Cruach Cottage
View towards Cruach Cottage
Plantation by Loch Laidon
Plantation by Loch Laidon
Forest road above Loch Laidon
Forest road above Loch Laidon
Moorland above Rannoch Station With self seeded Sitka spruce.
Moorland above Rannoch Station
With self seeded Sitka spruce.
Meall Liath na Doire road The road goes a short way up Meall Liath na Doire from Rannoch Station.
Meall Liath na Doire road
The road goes a short way up Meall Liath na Doire from Rannoch Station.
Ceann Caol na Cruaiche Young trees above Rannoch Station
Ceann Caol na Cruaiche
Young trees above Rannoch Station
Rannoch view Loch Eigheach and Schiehallion seen from Meall Liath na Doire above Rannoch Station.
Rannoch view
Loch Eigheach and Schiehallion seen from Meall Liath na Doire above Rannoch Station.
View over Rannoch Station From Meall Liath na Doire.
View over Rannoch Station
From Meall Liath na Doire.
Gaur Viaduct South of Rannoch Station with the big forest on Rannoch Moor now showing signs of clear felling.
Gaur Viaduct
South of Rannoch Station with the big forest on Rannoch Moor now showing signs of clear felling.
Mind the gap Platform at Rannoch Station.
Mind the gap
Platform at Rannoch Station.
Turntable site, Rannoch Station Not such an obvious feature now.
Turntable site, Rannoch Station
Not such an obvious feature now.
Passing loop, Rannoch Station Southward view from the access bridge to the island platform.
Passing loop, Rannoch Station
Southward view from the access bridge to the island platform.
Plantation near Rannoch Station The eastern end of the conifer wood on the north side of Loch Laidon.
Plantation near Rannoch Station
The eastern end of the conifer wood on the north side of Loch Laidon.
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Badan a' Bhuic is located at Grid Ref: NN4258 (Lat: 56.68769, Lng: -4.5681143)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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