Bad na Beithe

Downs, Moorland in Perthshire

Scotland

Bad na Beithe

Signpost, Glen Lednock On the circular walk which goes up one side of the Lednock and down the other, mostly through scenic woodlands.
Signpost, Glen Lednock Credit: Richard Webb

Bad na Beithe is a region nestled in the stunning countryside of Perthshire, Scotland. Known for its breathtaking downs and moorland, this area offers a picturesque landscape that captivates visitors from near and far.

The downs of Bad na Beithe are characterized by rolling hills covered in lush green grasses and dotted with vibrant wildflowers. The gentle slopes provide a perfect setting for leisurely walks or picnics, offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The tranquility of these downs is further enhanced by the presence of numerous sheep and cattle grazing peacefully.

The moorland of Bad na Beithe showcases a more rugged and untamed side of the region. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in the vast expanses of heather and gorse, creating a stunning purple and yellow tapestry that stretches as far as the eye can see. The moorland is also home to a diverse array of wildlife, including red deer, grouse, and various bird species, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

Both the downs and moorland of Bad na Beithe offer a unique opportunity to experience the untouched beauty of the Scottish countryside. Whether it's exploring the downs on foot or venturing into the moorland to observe the abundant wildlife, visitors are guaranteed an unforgettable experience in this idyllic corner of Perthshire.

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Bad na Beithe Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.4018/-4.0286239 or Grid Reference NN7425. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Signpost, Glen Lednock On the circular walk which goes up one side of the Lednock and down the other, mostly through scenic woodlands.
Signpost, Glen Lednock
On the circular walk which goes up one side of the Lednock and down the other, mostly through scenic woodlands.
Path, Glen Lednock Leading down to Shaky Bridge.
Path, Glen Lednock
Leading down to Shaky Bridge.
Shaky Bridge The sycamore that holds the river left end of the bridge was felled in 2019
Shaky Bridge
The sycamore that holds the river left end of the bridge was felled in 2019
Shaky Bridge Crossing the River Lednock.
Shaky Bridge
Crossing the River Lednock.
Glen Lednock View from Broom Hill
Glen Lednock
View from Broom Hill
Track used by footpath to Funtullich which is 2 miles hence Looking north-westward.
Track used by footpath to Funtullich which is 2 miles hence
Looking north-westward.
The crags of Sgorr Racaineach Looking southward from the minor road.
The crags of Sgorr Racaineach
Looking southward from the minor road.
Minor road in Glen Lednock Looking southward.
Minor road in Glen Lednock
Looking southward.
Glen Lednock - Rough pastureland near East Ballindaloch Looking north-eastward. The hills ahead all seem have Creag or Chreag in their names.
Glen Lednock - Rough pastureland near East Ballindaloch
Looking north-eastward. The hills ahead all seem have Creag or Chreag in their names.
Glen Lednock - Minor road at the abandoned cottage of Kinnel at East Ballindalloch Looking northward.
Glen Lednock - Minor road at the abandoned cottage of Kinnel at East Ballindalloch
Looking northward.
Sun drenched cliffs Here the hillside has been dynamited to make way for the track. Rock debris lies in the valley to the right.
Sun drenched cliffs
Here the hillside has been dynamited to make way for the track. Rock debris lies in the valley to the right.
On the Dunira estate
On the Dunira estate
Along the River Lednock
Along the River Lednock
Luxuriant growth in Glen Lednock
Luxuriant growth in Glen Lednock
Super-fast Broadband? I doubt that Glen Lednock leads the digital revolution in Scotland but this looks like a signal booster on the local 'phone line.
Super-fast Broadband?
I doubt that Glen Lednock leads the digital revolution in Scotland but this looks like a signal booster on the local 'phone line.
Sgorr Racaineach from Dun More
Sgorr Racaineach from Dun More
Glen Lednock A hanging valley above Comrie
Glen Lednock
A hanging valley above Comrie
Road up Glen Lednock Rough ground under Sgurr Racaineach.
Road up Glen Lednock
Rough ground under Sgurr Racaineach.
Show me another place!

Bad na Beithe is located at Grid Ref: NN7425 (Lat: 56.4018, Lng: -4.0286239)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

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