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Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag

Hill, Mountain in Ross-shire

Scotland

Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag

Shore at Cuidhir Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Shore at Cuidhir Credit: Colin Smith

Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag is a prominent hill/mountain located in Ross-shire, Scotland. Situated in the Northwest Highlands, it stands at an elevation of approximately 852 meters (2,795 feet) above sea level. The name "Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag" translates to "Speckled Hill of the Caves of the Flies" in English, which reflects the unique geological features and wildlife found in the area.

This hill/mountain is characterized by its rugged and rocky terrain, typical of the Scottish Highlands. It is composed of several peaks and ridges, providing stunning panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. On a clear day, one can see the nearby Loch Broom and the distant mountains of Torridon.

Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, particularly hikers and climbers. There are various routes to reach the summit, each offering a different level of difficulty and challenge. The hill/mountain also attracts geologists and nature lovers due to its geological significance and diverse flora and fauna. The area is home to a variety of plant species, including heather, mosses, and wildflowers, while the surrounding forests provide habitat for numerous bird species and mammals such as red deer and mountain hares.

Overall, Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag is a majestic and picturesque hill/mountain that offers a rewarding experience for those seeking adventure and natural beauty in the Scottish Highlands.

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Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.137845/-6.3716399 or Grid Reference NB4224. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Shore at Cuidhir Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Shore at Cuidhir
Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Evening at Cuidhir Rowing boat, in the evening sunshine, pulled up onto the grass above the small, rocky cove at Cuidhir.
Evening at Cuidhir
Rowing boat, in the evening sunshine, pulled up onto the grass above the small, rocky cove at Cuidhir.
Grimshader Salmon Farm Marine Harvest - Arachas Bhratan Griomshadair. Sea loch industry on the shores of Loch Griomsiadair.
Grimshader Salmon Farm
Marine Harvest - Arachas Bhratan Griomshadair. Sea loch industry on the shores of Loch Griomsiadair.
Loch Griomsiadair Yacht and lobster boat moored in the sheltered sea loch at Grimshader which is also used for salmon farming.
Loch Griomsiadair
Yacht and lobster boat moored in the sheltered sea loch at Grimshader which is also used for salmon farming.
Loch Lighigeag with Beinn-Mhòr in the background
Loch Lighigeag with Beinn-Mhòr in the background
Small inlet near Eilean Glas
Small inlet near Eilean Glas
Coastline
Coastline
Boats at Cuidhir Loch Leurbost The Islands of Tabhaidh Bheag and Tabhaidh are clearly seen in distance.
Boats at Cuidhir Loch Leurbost
The Islands of Tabhaidh Bheag and Tabhaidh are clearly seen in distance.
Rubha Thurnabhaigh This Headland or Point marks the Northern side of the entrance to Loch Grimshader. Arnish Lighthouse at the entrance to Stornoway Harbour can be seen in the far distance.
Rubha Thurnabhaigh
This Headland or Point marks the Northern side of the entrance to Loch Grimshader. Arnish Lighthouse at the entrance to Stornoway Harbour can be seen in the far distance.
Entrance to Loch Grimshader Loch Grimshader is the first Sea Loch South of Stornoway. Ben Casgro prominent on North Side of Loch.
Entrance to Loch Grimshader
Loch Grimshader is the first Sea Loch South of Stornoway. Ben Casgro prominent on North Side of Loch.
Stac and Beinn Mhor Prominent Land Mark at the North side of Loch Erisort
Stac and Beinn Mhor
Prominent Land Mark at the North side of Loch Erisort
Entrance to Loch Erisort Eilean Cholum Chille (St.Columba's Isle) in mid picture and Clisham 799m -highest hill in Hebrides in distance to left of frame
Entrance to Loch Erisort
Eilean Cholum Chille (St.Columba's Isle) in mid picture and Clisham 799m -highest hill in Hebrides in distance to left of frame
Rubha Raernis This headland forms the Southern Shore of Loch Grimshader and the Northern Shore of Loch Leurbost and leads to the entrance of Loch Erisort
Rubha Raernis
This headland forms the Southern Shore of Loch Grimshader and the Northern Shore of Loch Leurbost and leads to the entrance of Loch Erisort
Grazing land at Ranais Overlooking Loch Griomsiadar.
Grazing land at Ranais
Overlooking Loch Griomsiadar.
Loch Sgeireach On Aird Raerinis.
Loch Sgeireach
On Aird Raerinis.
Lochan nan Cnàmh Lochan nan Cnàmh on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis, north east of Griomsidar.
Lochan nan Cnàmh
Lochan nan Cnàmh on the east coast of the Isle of Lewis, north east of Griomsidar.
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Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag is located at Grid Ref: NB4224 (Lat: 58.137845, Lng: -6.3716399)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///bliss.hissing.provoking. Near Leurbost, Na h-Eileanan Siar

Nearby Locations

Àird Rànais Beinn Mhòr Leum na Làire Loch Lighigeag Cnoc Breac Geodh' nan Cuiseag Cnoc Breac na Beinne Mòire

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Ele: 104
Natural: peak
Source: OS7
Lat/Long: 58.1340207/-6.3757449
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