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Àird Mhànais

Hill, Mountain in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Àird Mhànais

Taransay - View from top of Neishnaval Loch na Moine is in the mid foreground with the north and south sandy bays that separate west and east Taransay beyond. Taransay's Marilyn top, Beinn Ra, 267m is on the right skyline with the hills of South Harris to the left
Taransay - View from top of Neishnaval Credit: Peter Standing

Àird Mhànais, located in Inverness-shire, Scotland, is a prominent hill/mountain that boasts breathtaking natural beauty and remarkable geographical features. Standing tall at an elevation of approximately 803 meters (2,633 feet), it offers a challenging yet rewarding hiking experience for outdoor enthusiasts.

The hill/mountain is situated within the Cairngorms National Park, renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. Àird Mhànais offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, including the lush green valleys, sparkling lochs, and the majestic peaks of the Cairngorm Mountains.

The terrain of Àird Mhànais is predominantly rocky and rugged, making it a favorite destination for rock climbers and mountaineers. The ascent to the summit requires a moderate level of fitness and proper hiking gear due to the steepness of the slopes and variable weather conditions, which can change rapidly.

The hill/mountain is home to various flora and fauna, including heather, mosses, and small mammals such as mountain hares and red deer. Birdwatchers can also spot a variety of avian species, including golden eagles and ptarmigans.

The surrounding area of Àird Mhànais offers opportunities for outdoor activities such as camping, fishing, and nature photography. The nearby villages of Inverness and Aviemore provide accommodation options and amenities for visitors to explore and enjoy the natural wonders of the region.

In conclusion, Àird Mhànais is a captivating hill/mountain in Inverness-shire, Scotland, offering a challenging hike, stunning views, and a chance to immerse oneself in the beauty of the Cairngorms National Park.

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Àird Mhànais Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.887148/-7.0663381 or Grid Reference NF9999. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Taransay - View from top of Neishnaval Loch na Moine is in the mid foreground with the north and south sandy bays that separate west and east Taransay beyond. Taransay's Marilyn top, Beinn Ra, 267m is on the right skyline with the hills of South Harris to the left
Taransay - View from top of Neishnaval
Loch na Moine is in the mid foreground with the north and south sandy bays that separate west and east Taransay beyond. Taransay's Marilyn top, Beinn Ra, 267m is on the right skyline with the hills of South Harris to the left
Taransay - Coast at An Caigeal Looking towards Magasgeir
Taransay - Coast at An Caigeal
Looking towards Magasgeir
Taransay - Buaileabhal from Ard Mhanais The Lewisian Gneiss summit of Ard Mhanais looks over to Loch Shavaat, peat cuttings and the top of Buailebhal. The South Harris peak of Ceapabhal can be seen in the distance.
Taransay - Buaileabhal from Ard Mhanais
The Lewisian Gneiss summit of Ard Mhanais looks over to Loch Shavaat, peat cuttings and the top of Buailebhal. The South Harris peak of Ceapabhal can be seen in the distance.
Taransay - Secluded Beach This fine beach lies near the SW tip of West Taransay with lovely views across the Sound of Taransay to the hill of South Harris
Taransay - Secluded Beach
This fine beach lies near the SW tip of West Taransay with lovely views across the Sound of Taransay to the hill of South Harris
Natural Arch Taransay Taransay is an Island off the SW Coast of the Isle of Harris
Natural Arch Taransay
Taransay is an Island off the SW Coast of the Isle of Harris
Mol Vatasater Beach and old field systems on the west side of the sea Loch na h-Uidhe. The hills of North Harris form the skyline.
Mol Vatasater
Beach and old field systems on the west side of the sea Loch na h-Uidhe. The hills of North Harris form the skyline.
Taransay - Loch na h-Uidhe This bothy lies east of the fine beach and is close to a popular anchorage spot
Taransay - Loch na h-Uidhe
This bothy lies east of the fine beach and is close to a popular anchorage spot
Zero Point at NB000000 NB000000 in the western part of Taransay is one of the 22 land based zero points of the OS grid in Scotland, England & Wales. The point is largely heather but the four squares around it NB0000, NG0099, NF9999 and NA9900 contain many interesting and beautiful features.
Zero Point at NB000000
NB000000 in the western part of Taransay is one of the 22 land based zero points of the OS grid in Scotland, England & Wales. The point is largely heather but the four squares around it NB0000, NG0099, NF9999 and NA9900 contain many interesting and beautiful features.
The Golden Beach of Loch na h-Uidhe, Taransay Taken on a glorious day at the end of May, 2008, on a kayaking trip to Taransay.
The Golden Beach of Loch na h-Uidhe, Taransay
Taken on a glorious day at the end of May, 2008, on a kayaking trip to Taransay.
Loch na h-Uidhe, Taransay South Harris in the background
Loch na h-Uidhe, Taransay
South Harris in the background
Taransay Beach Loch na h-Uidhe
Taransay Beach
Loch na h-Uidhe
Roagh, Taransay View towards Scarp and South Harris from the coastline just north of the sea cave.
Roagh, Taransay
View towards Scarp and South Harris from the coastline just north of the sea cave.
Cave and Natural Arch, Taransay This fine feature is at Roagh a kilometre west of the Taransay beaches.
Cave and Natural Arch, Taransay
This fine feature is at Roagh a kilometre west of the Taransay beaches.
Uidhe Bothy, Taransay
Uidhe Bothy, Taransay
Clach an Teampuill Standing stone near Uidhe
Clach an Teampuill
Standing stone near Uidhe
Tràigh a Siar, Taransay West Beach, Taransay - taken from its easternmost end, just within this grid square and looking into the next square (NB 0000).
Tràigh a Siar, Taransay
West Beach, Taransay - taken from its easternmost end, just within this grid square and looking into the next square (NB 0000).
Loch Starabraigh, Taransay
Loch Starabraigh, Taransay
West of Rubha Ruadh Remains of old sheiling and field system with the Sound of Harris and Bleaval in the background
West of Rubha Ruadh
Remains of old sheiling and field system with the Sound of Harris and Bleaval in the background
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Àird Mhànais is located at Grid Ref: NF9999 (Lat: 57.887148, Lng: -7.0663381)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Loch Shaavat Bualabhal Àird Mhànais

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