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Bad an t-Sluichd

Downs, Moorland in Perthshire

Scotland

Bad an t-Sluichd

Road between the south shore of Loch Tummel and Frenich Wood Looking north-eastward.
Road between the south shore of Loch Tummel and Frenich Wood Credit: Peter Wood

Bad an t-Sluichd is a picturesque area located in Perthshire, Scotland, known for its captivating downs and moorland landscapes. Situated amidst the stunning Scottish Highlands, this region offers visitors a unique and immersive experience in nature.

The downs of Bad an t-Sluichd are characterized by their rolling hills and gentle slopes, covered in lush green grass and dotted with wildflowers. The undulating terrain provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. The tranquility of the downs creates a serene atmosphere, perfect for those seeking solace in the beauty of the Scottish wilderness.

The moorland in Bad an t-Sluichd presents a different scenery, with its expansive stretches of heather-covered plains and scattered patches of birch and pine trees. This rugged terrain is home to various species of wildlife, including red deer and grouse, making it a haven for nature lovers and wildlife photographers. The moorland also offers opportunities for adventurous activities like birdwatching, mountain biking, and horse riding.

Bad an t-Sluichd is an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature. The downs and moorland in this region offer a unique combination of scenic beauty, diverse wildlife, and outdoor recreational activities, making it a must-visit location in Perthshire.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 56.691676/-3.9393546 or Grid Reference NN8157. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Road between the south shore of Loch Tummel and Frenich Wood Looking north-eastward.
Road between the south shore of Loch Tummel and Frenich Wood
Looking north-eastward.
Road beside the south shore of Loch Tummel near to Ceann na Coille Looking westward.
Road beside the south shore of Loch Tummel near to Ceann na Coille
Looking westward.
Road, Ceann na Coille New generation of growth after the windthrow. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2966416">NN8058 : Ceann na Coille</a>
Road, Ceann na Coille
New generation of growth after the windthrow. NN8058 : Ceann na Coille
Loch Tummel Overzealous parking restrictions in the war on the campervan/low quality camper has meant that this loch now requires a long portage to get on to it.
Loch Tummel
Overzealous parking restrictions in the war on the campervan/low quality camper has meant that this loch now requires a long portage to get on to it.
South side of Loch Tummel after the parking ban There is now an 8k clearway here which means a long portage or a drop off if you want to get on the water. The upside is that there will now be some great camping spots for the non motorised.
South side of Loch Tummel after the parking ban
There is now an 8k clearway here which means a long portage or a drop off if you want to get on the water. The upside is that there will now be some great camping spots for the non motorised.
Frenich Wood Mature conifer woodland near Loch Tummel, some trees were lost to windthrow nearby.
Frenich Wood
Mature conifer woodland near Loch Tummel, some trees were lost to windthrow nearby.
Ceann na Coille Some of the 5,000,000 trees lost by the Forestry Commission to windthrow around New Year 2012.
Ceann na Coille
Some of the 5,000,000 trees lost by the Forestry Commission to windthrow around New Year 2012.
Frenich Wood Birches beside Loch Tummel.
Frenich Wood
Birches beside Loch Tummel.
Allt Tarruinchon In its gorge defended by the impenetrable Tay Forest Park.
Allt Tarruinchon
In its gorge defended by the impenetrable Tay Forest Park.
Birch trees mark the gorge of Allt Tarruinchon Tay Forest Park - an impenetrable barrier - on the right. Devilish heather underfoot!
Birch trees mark the gorge of Allt Tarruinchon
Tay Forest Park - an impenetrable barrier - on the right. Devilish heather underfoot!
Heather slopes up to Dubh Chnocan With deer fence to encourage tree regeneration.
Heather slopes up to Dubh Chnocan
With deer fence to encourage tree regeneration.
Bad an t-Sluichd Hollow in the grouse moors south of Loch Tummel.
Bad an t-Sluichd
Hollow in the grouse moors south of Loch Tummel.
Beach on shore of Loch Tummel The storms blowing down the loch build up lines of debris. Strathtummel is the community on the other side of Loch Tummel.
Beach on shore of Loch Tummel
The storms blowing down the loch build up lines of debris. Strathtummel is the community on the other side of Loch Tummel.
Marshy shoreline of Loch Tummel Geese are often found feeding here. Canoes wait for warmer days.
Marshy shoreline of Loch Tummel
Geese are often found feeding here. Canoes wait for warmer days.
Electricity poles in Frenich Wood This substantial electricity pole marks an angle in the direction of the power lines along the south side of Loch Tummel.
Electricity poles in Frenich Wood
This substantial electricity pole marks an angle in the direction of the power lines along the south side of Loch Tummel.
Sunset over Loch Tummel
Sunset over Loch Tummel
Upper Glen Frenich. The upper Frenich burn. Heather, tussock grass and snow.
Upper Glen Frenich.
The upper Frenich burn. Heather, tussock grass and snow.
View East across Glen Frenich. The view across the Frenich burn from the saddle north of Doire Leathan.
View East across Glen Frenich.
The view across the Frenich burn from the saddle north of Doire Leathan.
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Bad an t-Sluichd is located at Grid Ref: NN8157 (Lat: 56.691676, Lng: -3.9393546)

Unitary Authority: Perth and Kinross

Police Authority: Tayside

What 3 Words

///emulating.tracks.grumbles. Near Aberfeldy, Perth & Kinross

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