Frith na Hearadh

Downs, Moorland in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Frith na Hearadh

Wind turbines at Amhuinnsuidhe — Wind turbines at Amhuinnsuidhe Credit: shikari

Frith na Hearadh is a remote area located in Inverness-shire, Scotland, known for its rugged downs and moorland landscape. The area is characterized by rolling hills, rocky outcrops, and vast expanses of open grassland, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

The terrain in Frith na Hearadh is largely composed of peat bogs and heathland, providing a habitat for a variety of bird species, including golden eagles and red grouse. The area is also home to a number of small lochs and streams, adding to its natural beauty and biodiversity.

The climate in Frith na Hearadh can be harsh and unpredictable, with strong winds and frequent rainfall. Winters are often cold and snowy, while summers are mild and relatively dry. The area is subject to rapid weather changes, so visitors are advised to come prepared for all conditions.

Overall, Frith na Hearadh offers a peaceful and unspoiled environment for those seeking a true wilderness experience in the Scottish Highlands. Its stunning scenery and abundance of wildlife make it a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

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Frith na Hearadh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.974525/-6.9665581 or Grid Reference NB0609. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Wind turbines at Amhuinnsuidhe

Wind turbines at Amhuinnsuidhe

Monument/Cairn on top of BÃ¬digidh Unclear what the monument is.

Monument/Cairn on top of BÃ¬digidh

Unclear what the monument is.

Loch Chliostair dam, North Harris

Loch Chliostair dam, North Harris

Lochan Beag with view towards Tiorga Mor, Harris

Lochan Beag with view towards Tiorga Mor, Harris

Trig Point on Cleiseabhal with view to Leosabhal & Tiorga Mor The walk to the summit of Cleiseabhal is surprisingly easy after leaving the B887 at NB065072 and making for the southwest ridge, however the first few hundred feet there is tussicky grass to cross.

Trig Point on Cleiseabhal with view to Leosabhal & Tiorga Mor

The walk to the summit of Cleiseabhal is surprisingly easy after leaving the B887 at NB065072 and making for the southwest ridge, however the first few hundred feet there is tussicky grass to cross.

Ridge leading northeast from Cleiseabhal This grassy ridge looks easy to walk but part way down, a rock band bisects the ridge which requires a short &#039;down scramble&#039;.

Ridge leading northeast from Cleiseabhal

This grassy ridge looks easy to walk but part way down, a rock band bisects the ridge which requires a short 'down scramble'.

Rock band between Cleiseabhal & Bidigidh This rock band bisects the ridge and involves a short scramble.

Rock band between Cleiseabhal & Bidigidh

This rock band bisects the ridge and involves a short scramble.

Road below Power Station, Loch Leosaid, Harris

Road below Power Station, Loch Leosaid, Harris

Loch Maolaig

Loch Maolaig

Ridge from Tiorga MÃ²r

Ridge from Tiorga MÃ²r

Loch Maolaig and Loch Chliostair

Loch Maolaig and Loch Chliostair

Hillside towards Loch Chliostair

Hillside towards Loch Chliostair

Outflow from Loch Maolaig

Outflow from Loch Maolaig

Above Creag Chliostair

Above Creag Chliostair

Loch Maolaig

Loch Maolaig

Road repairs at Bearragan You have to admire these chaps who maintain these remote roads in all weathers.

Road repairs at Bearragan

You have to admire these chaps who maintain these remote roads in all weathers.

Loch nan Caor By the road from Huisinis to Tarbert.

Loch nan Caor

By the road from Huisinis to Tarbert.

Towards Lochan Beag

Towards Lochan Beag

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Frith na Hearadh is located at Grid Ref: NB0609 (Lat: 57.974525, Lng: -6.9665581)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Forest of Harris

What 3 Words

///resold.gazed.simulator. Near Tarbert, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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Located within 500m of 57.974525,-6.9665581

Turning Circle

Lat/Long: 57.9738455/-6.9749069

Location: outdoor

Power: transformer

Lat/Long: 57.9740223/-6.9745787

Location: outdoor

Power: transformer

Lat/Long: 57.9740555/-6.9745127

Location: outdoor

Power: switch

Lat/Long: 57.9740039/-6.9745368

Location: outdoor

Power: switch

Lat/Long: 57.9740351/-6.9744716

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.9739848/-6.9744934

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.9739404/-6.9743955

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.9736613/-6.9748857

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.9740157/-6.9744328

Power: pole

Lat/Long: 57.9739706/-6.9743548

Passing Place

Lat/Long: 57.9779042/-6.9630393

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