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Cnoc Loisgte

Hill, Mountain in Argyllshire

Scotland

Cnoc Loisgte

Tarbert Bay, Isle of Canna Tarbert Bay has good exposures of columnar basalt at the head of the beach as does the coastline beyond. The image was taken while sheltering from hail showers on an extremely windy day. The southern coastline of Canna and Bloodstone Hill and other mountains on Rum are visible in the background.
Tarbert Bay, Isle of Canna Credit: Julian Paren

Cnoc Loisgte, located in Argyllshire, is a prominent hill/mountain that sits within the stunning landscapes of western Scotland. With an elevation of approximately 700 meters (2300 feet), it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area. Situated in a remote and rugged region, Cnoc Loisgte is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and nature lovers.

The hill/mountain is characterized by its rugged terrain, featuring steep slopes covered in heather and scattered rocks. As visitors ascend, they are greeted by an abundance of diverse flora and fauna, including various species of birds, small mammals, and wildflowers that flourish in the area's temperate climate.

The summit of Cnoc Loisgte rewards climbers with awe-inspiring vistas of the surrounding landscape, which includes sprawling valleys, dense forests, and sparkling lochs. On clear days, it is even possible to catch glimpses of the nearby islands dotting the coastline.

To reach Cnoc Loisgte, hikers can follow well-marked trails that wind through the hills, taking them through picturesque woodlands and alongside babbling streams. While the ascent can be challenging, the sense of accomplishment upon reaching the summit is unmatched.

Cnoc Loisgte is a testament to the natural beauty that can be found in Argyllshire. Its unspoiled surroundings and breathtaking views make it a must-visit destination for those seeking an unforgettable outdoor adventure in the Scottish Highlands.

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Cnoc Loisgte Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.050594/-6.5741737 or Grid Reference NG2204. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Tarbert Bay, Isle of Canna Tarbert Bay has good exposures of columnar basalt at the head of the beach as does the coastline beyond. The image was taken while sheltering from hail showers on an extremely windy day. The southern coastline of Canna and Bloodstone Hill and other mountains on Rum are visible in the background.
Tarbert Bay, Isle of Canna
Tarbert Bay has good exposures of columnar basalt at the head of the beach as does the coastline beyond. The image was taken while sheltering from hail showers on an extremely windy day. The southern coastline of Canna and Bloodstone Hill and other mountains on Rum are visible in the background.
Possible Cist? Is this an old stone cist or just some stones that happen to be arranged in a rectangle. Seen with Sanday and Rum in the background.
Possible Cist?
Is this an old stone cist or just some stones that happen to be arranged in a rectangle. Seen with Sanday and Rum in the background.
Inlets on the south coast of Canna
Inlets on the south coast of Canna
Old wall at Tarbert, Isle of Canna
Old wall at Tarbert, Isle of Canna
Sgorr nam Bàn-naomha, Isle of Canna These ruins are thought to be the remains of a nunnery of the Columban or post-Columban era.
Sgorr nam Bàn-naomha, Isle of Canna
These ruins are thought to be the remains of a nunnery of the Columban or post-Columban era.
Rocks and grass in the west of Canna
Rocks and grass in the west of Canna
Trig point at the west end of Canna
Trig point at the west end of Canna
Grassland at Garrisdale, Isle of Canna
Grassland at Garrisdale, Isle of Canna
Rocks by Sgeir nan Sgarbh, Isle of Canna
Rocks by Sgeir nan Sgarbh, Isle of Canna
Grave and standing stone, Congearaidh
Grave and standing stone, Congearaidh
Ruadh-sgorr, Isle of Canna Not an easy place to get to, but someone made the journey down the cliffs to work these lazy beds on the north of Canna.
Ruadh-sgorr, Isle of Canna
Not an easy place to get to, but someone made the journey down the cliffs to work these lazy beds on the north of Canna.
Steep slopes on the north coast of Canna
Steep slopes on the north coast of Canna
Looking westward from Tarbet, Isle of Canna
Looking westward from Tarbet, Isle of Canna
Farm building at Tarbert, Isle of Canna
Farm building at Tarbert, Isle of Canna
Small inlet on Tarbert Bay, Isle of Canna
Small inlet on Tarbert Bay, Isle of Canna
The cliffs of Garrisdale Point, Isle of Canna The pillar of the OS Trig Station can be seen beyond the headland.
The cliffs of Garrisdale Point, Isle of Canna
The pillar of the OS Trig Station can be seen beyond the headland.
Close to the beach below Conagearaidh A scramble down the cliff leads to some very fine grass enjoyed by the farm animals of Canna.
Close to the beach below Conagearaidh
A scramble down the cliff leads to some very fine grass enjoyed by the farm animals of Canna.
Under the Conagearaidh cliffs, Isle of Canna An unexpected find on the north coast of Canna. Better concentration on map reading should have identified the area as worthy of exploration. It does mean losing considerable height to visit when walking the perimeter cliffs of Canna.
Under the Conagearaidh cliffs, Isle of Canna
An unexpected find on the north coast of Canna. Better concentration on map reading should have identified the area as worthy of exploration. It does mean losing considerable height to visit when walking the perimeter cliffs of Canna.
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Cnoc Loisgte is located at Grid Ref: NG2204 (Lat: 57.050594, Lng: -6.5741737)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Lat/Long: 57.0506372/-6.5737425
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