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Coduinn

Hill, Mountain in Ross-shire

Scotland

Coduinn

On the northern slopes of Coduinn The rocky hillside offers a view over Loch Ròg Beag, a long sea loch, and, to its west, moorland lochs and lochans.
On the northern slopes of Coduinn Credit: eswales

Coduinn is a prominent hill located in Ross-shire, Scotland. Standing at an elevation of approximately 750 meters, it is classified as a mountain and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Situated near the village of Ullapool, Coduinn is part of the Torridon mountain range, renowned for its rugged beauty and diverse wildlife.

The hill is characterized by its rocky terrain, with steep slopes and craggy peaks that attract outdoor enthusiasts and climbers. Its summit is often shrouded in mist, adding to the mystique of the area. The ascent to the top is challenging but rewarding, as it provides panoramic vistas of the nearby lochs, glens, and the dramatic coastline of the Scottish Highlands.

Coduinn is also home to a variety of flora and fauna, including heather, mosses, and lichens that adorn its slopes. The hill supports a diverse range of bird species such as golden eagles, peregrine falcons, and ptarmigans. Visitors may also spot red deer and mountain hares, which thrive in this pristine habitat.

The surrounding area offers several walking trails and hiking routes, attracting both experienced mountaineers and casual walkers. Adventurers can explore the nearby Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve, which boasts ancient Caledonian pine forests and tranquil lochs. Camping facilities and accommodations can be found in the nearby village of Ullapool, providing visitors with a base to explore Coduinn and the surrounding Highland region.

Overall, Coduinn is a captivating and challenging mountain that offers a true Highland experience, with its magnificent views, diverse wildlife, and rugged natural beauty.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 58.104522/-6.8891371 or Grid Reference NB1223. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

On the northern slopes of Coduinn The rocky hillside offers a view over Loch Ròg Beag, a long sea loch, and, to its west, moorland lochs and lochans.
On the northern slopes of Coduinn
The rocky hillside offers a view over Loch Ròg Beag, a long sea loch, and, to its west, moorland lochs and lochans.
Weir View A view across Loch Morsgail towards Loidse Mhorsgail.
Weir View
A view across Loch Morsgail towards Loidse Mhorsgail.
River Morsgail The River Morsgail divides again to form another island.
River Morsgail
The River Morsgail divides again to form another island.
River Morsgail View A tributary joins the River Morsgail at a strange angle.
River Morsgail View
A tributary joins the River Morsgail at a strange angle.
Cairn Near Summit Of Codiunn Coduinn, Beinn a' Tuath, Beinn Mheadhanach and Sgeun with Jim Fothergill on a damp grey misty morning. Name: Coduinn Hill number: 4940 Height: 241m / 791ft Parent (Ma/M): 1570 Beinn Mheadhanach [Beinn Mheadhonach] Section: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands County/UA: Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles] (UA) Island: Lewis and Harris Class: HuMP, Tump (200-299m) Grid ref: NB120232 (est) Drop: 103m Col: 138m NB116233
Cairn Near Summit Of Codiunn
Coduinn, Beinn a' Tuath, Beinn Mheadhanach and Sgeun with Jim Fothergill on a damp grey misty morning. Name: Coduinn Hill number: 4940 Height: 241m / 791ft Parent (Ma/M): 1570 Beinn Mheadhanach [Beinn Mheadhonach] Section: 24A: Lewis and Nearby Islands County/UA: Na h-Eileanan Siar [Western Isles] (UA) Island: Lewis and Harris Class: HuMP, Tump (200-299m) Grid ref: NB120232 (est) Drop: 103m Col: 138m NB116233
Airighean Bo Nighean Mhuirich Looking southwest to the Harris hills across Airighean Bo Nighean Mhuirich, a shieling site three kilometres west of Loch Morsgail.
Airighean Bo Nighean Mhuirich
Looking southwest to the Harris hills across Airighean Bo Nighean Mhuirich, a shieling site three kilometres west of Loch Morsgail.
Outflow of Loch Beag an Fhorsa, Isle of Lewis The outflow is the source of the Allt Dubh which flows into Loch Fuarail below.
Outflow of Loch Beag an Fhorsa, Isle of Lewis
The outflow is the source of the Allt Dubh which flows into Loch Fuarail below.
Gate below Sgeun, Isle of Lewis Looking towards Loch Mòr Ruadh.
Gate below Sgeun, Isle of Lewis
Looking towards Loch Mòr Ruadh.
Fence to the south of Loch Gainmhich, Isle of Lewis The highest hill in the background is Stulabhal. Although not particularly new looking, the fence is not currently shown on the OS map (as viewed on OS Maps 23/09/16).
Fence to the south of Loch Gainmhich, Isle of Lewis
The highest hill in the background is Stulabhal. Although not particularly new looking, the fence is not currently shown on the OS map (as viewed on OS Maps 23/09/16).
Rock on moorland near Loch Fuarail, Isle of Lewis Looking towards Loch Fuarail and Coduinn.
Rock on moorland near Loch Fuarail, Isle of Lewis
Looking towards Loch Fuarail and Coduinn.
Shieling, Airighean An Fhorsa, Isle of Lewis This shieling was still in use by people from Bhaltos at the time of the writing of the OS Name Book in 1849.
Shieling, Airighean An Fhorsa, Isle of Lewis
This shieling was still in use by people from Bhaltos at the time of the writing of the OS Name Book in 1849.
Moorland Vista Looking southeast to Loch Craghach and the hill Scalabhal Mula.
Moorland Vista
Looking southeast to Loch Craghach and the hill Scalabhal Mula.
Road leading to Mhorsgail Lodge
Road leading to Mhorsgail Lodge
Loch Morsgail
Loch Morsgail
Loch Beag Ruadh with ridge of Sgeun behind
Loch Beag Ruadh with ridge of Sgeun behind
Loch Morsgail Hill loch to the south of the Uig road, and on the edge of some wild remote country.
Loch Morsgail
Hill loch to the south of the Uig road, and on the edge of some wild remote country.
Old road bridge near Giosla. This bridge once carried the B8011 over the river that issues from Loch Morsgail. A new concrete bridge can be seen in the background.
Old road bridge near Giosla.
This bridge once carried the B8011 over the river that issues from Loch Morsgail. A new concrete bridge can be seen in the background.
The old road. This section of the B8011 in West Lewis has now been by passed, so now it just leads to a cottage and the entrance to a private estate road.
The old road.
This section of the B8011 in West Lewis has now been by passed, so now it just leads to a cottage and the entrance to a private estate road.
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Coduinn is located at Grid Ref: NB1223 (Lat: 58.104522, Lng: -6.8891371)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Located within 500m of 58.104522,-6.8891371
Coduinn
Ele: 241
Natural: peak
Source: OS7
Lat/Long: 58.1040218/-6.8887478
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