Highland Boath

Settlement in Nairnshire

Scotland

Highland Boath

The Muckle Burn from Boath Bridge Looking downstream.
The Muckle Burn from Boath Bridge Credit: Douglas Nelson

Highland Boath is a picturesque rural village located in the county of Nairnshire, Scotland. Situated on the eastern bank of the River Nairn, it is surrounded by stunning natural beauty and offers a tranquil setting for residents and visitors alike.

The village is known for its charming stone cottages and traditional Scottish architecture, which adds to its idyllic appeal. Highland Boath is home to a small but close-knit community, fostering a friendly and welcoming atmosphere. The village has basic amenities such as a local store and a post office, providing convenience to its residents.

The River Nairn, flowing through the village, offers excellent opportunities for fishing enthusiasts, with trout and salmon being the most sought-after catches. The scenic riverbanks also provide a peaceful environment for leisurely walks and picnics.

Highland Boath is surrounded by rich agricultural land, and farming has been a significant part of the local economy for generations. The rolling hills and fertile fields create a picturesque backdrop that is appreciated by both locals and tourists.

The village's proximity to the Cairngorms National Park makes it an ideal base for exploring the stunning Scottish Highlands. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and birdwatching in the nearby park.

With its natural beauty, friendly community, and convenient location, Highland Boath offers a charming escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you are seeking tranquility, outdoor adventures, or a sense of community, this quaint village has something to offer.

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Highland Boath Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.472383/-3.869147 or Grid Reference NH8844. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Muckle Burn from Boath Bridge Looking downstream.
The Muckle Burn from Boath Bridge
Looking downstream.
The Muckle Burn from Boath Bridge Looking upstream.
The Muckle Burn from Boath Bridge
Looking upstream.
Carn Maol summit Trig post and flagpole, (flag flown to warn that a shoot is in progress).
Carn Maol summit
Trig post and flagpole, (flag flown to warn that a shoot is in progress).
Boath Bridge
Boath Bridge
Triangulation Pillar S7086 at Carn Maol
Triangulation Pillar S7086 at Carn Maol
Loch of Boath
Loch of Boath
Conifers by the Carnoch Burn A small stand of conifers close to traces of a ruin.
Conifers by the Carnoch Burn
A small stand of conifers close to traces of a ruin.
Road crossing moorland near the Allt na Leacainn
Road crossing moorland near the Allt na Leacainn
Bridge over the Allt na Leacainn
Bridge over the Allt na Leacainn
View towards forestry on Highland Boath
View towards forestry on Highland Boath
Road junction near Balmore The road from Drynachan meets the Cawdor to Dulsie road.
Road junction near Balmore
The road from Drynachan meets the Cawdor to Dulsie road.
Boath Bridge Crossing the Muckle Burn.
Boath Bridge
Crossing the Muckle Burn.
Road signs and tree
Road signs and tree
Hut Circle Little evidence that there was a hut circle here apart from the slightly raised area. Now completely covered by commercial forestry by the side of Loch of Boath
Hut Circle
Little evidence that there was a hut circle here apart from the slightly raised area. Now completely covered by commercial forestry by the side of Loch of Boath
Loch of Boath An old boat house almost certainly stood on these stone foundations
Loch of Boath
An old boat house almost certainly stood on these stone foundations
Farmland at Balmore
Farmland at Balmore
Boath Bridge over the Muckle Burn
Boath Bridge over the Muckle Burn
Boath Bridge
Boath Bridge
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Highland Boath is located at Grid Ref: NH8844 (Lat: 57.472383, Lng: -3.869147)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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