Muir of Corlach

Downs, Moorland in Banffshire

Scotland

Muir of Corlach

Minor road near Bridge of Coul
Minor road near Bridge of Coul Credit: Steven Brown

Muir of Corlach, located in Banffshire, Scotland, is a picturesque area known for its breathtaking downs and moorland landscapes. Stretching across acres of land, this region is a haven for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst the beauty of the Scottish countryside.

The downs of Muir of Corlach are characterized by gently rolling hills covered in lush green grasses and dotted with wildflowers during the warmer months. These undulating slopes offer panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, providing visitors with a sense of openness and serenity. The downs are also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including birds, small mammals, and occasionally, grazing sheep.

Adjacent to the downs, the moorland of Muir of Corlach presents a different yet equally captivating landscape. Here, heather-covered hillsides dominate the scenery, casting a vibrant purple hue over the land. The moors are interspersed with scattered trees and patches of bog, creating a unique and contrasting visual experience. Moorland birds, such as grouse and lapwings, can often be spotted, adding to the area's natural charm.

Visitors to Muir of Corlach can explore the area through various walking trails that wind their way through the downs and moorland. These trails offer opportunities for peaceful strolls, birdwatching, and nature photography, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of the Scottish countryside.

Muir of Corlach is a hidden gem in Banffshire, offering a true escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and a chance to reconnect with nature in a stunning and serene environment.

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Muir of Corlach Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.370067/-3.2810745 or Grid Reference NJ2331. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Minor road near Bridge of Coul
Minor road near Bridge of Coul
Minor road towards Bridge of Ballachurn
Minor road towards Bridge of Ballachurn
Minor road near Shenval
Minor road near Shenval
B9009 towards Glenlivet
B9009 towards Glenlivet
Forestry road near Lagavaich
Forestry road near Lagavaich
Grass, reed and heather moorland Used as grazing for sheep and beef cattle. Ben rinnes in the background.
Grass, reed and heather moorland
Used as grazing for sheep and beef cattle. Ben rinnes in the background.
Bridge of Tomachlaven B9009 near Tomachar. Over Burn of Riveach.
Bridge of Tomachlaven
B9009 near Tomachar. Over Burn of Riveach.
Access track to Tomaclaven off B9009 Spelled as Tomachar on OS map. Eggs for sale.
Access track to Tomaclaven off B9009
Spelled as Tomachar on OS map. Eggs for sale.
Milestone by B9009 near Alltloan bridge 2 3/4ml to Auchbreck. For reverse side (8ml to Dufftown) see <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/453486">NJ2431 : Milestone</a>.
Milestone by B9009 near Alltloan bridge
2 3/4ml to Auchbreck. For reverse side (8ml to Dufftown) see NJ2431 : Milestone.
Craighead; a former public house Now a private residence by B9009 at Bridge of Craighead.
Craighead; a former public house
Now a private residence by B9009 at Bridge of Craighead.
Bridge of Craighead Over Dubh Allt; by junction off B9009 for Glenlivet Cottages.
Bridge of Craighead
Over Dubh Allt; by junction off B9009 for Glenlivet Cottages.
A wet access track to Mullochard and Dualts Off B9009; right for Dualts, ahead for Mullochard.
A wet access track to Mullochard and Dualts
Off B9009; right for Dualts, ahead for Mullochard.
Track to Tomachar
Track to Tomachar
Burn of Tervie
Burn of Tervie
Woodland by the B9009
Woodland by the B9009
Burn of Tervie
Burn of Tervie
Track to Dualts
Track to Dualts
Southern Access to Ben Rinnes Parking, access gate and style by the B9009. This offers a more interesting walk up Ben Rinnes than the more popular route up the Eastern shoulder.
Southern Access to Ben Rinnes
Parking, access gate and style by the B9009. This offers a more interesting walk up Ben Rinnes than the more popular route up the Eastern shoulder.
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Muir of Corlach is located at Grid Ref: NJ2331 (Lat: 57.370067, Lng: -3.2810745)

Unitary Authority: Moray

Police Authority: North East

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