Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich

Hill, Mountain in Ross-shire

Scotland

Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich

The Remains of Forestry above Strathkyle House, Ross-shire View looking west over cleared forestry with the peaks of the Assynt on the distant horizon. — The Remains of Forestry above Strathkyle House, Ross-shire Credit: Andrew Tryon

Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich is a hill located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It stands at an elevation of 331 meters (1,086 feet) above sea level and is a popular hiking destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The hill is known for its stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the nearby Loch Achanalt.

Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich is characterized by its rugged terrain, with rocky outcrops and heather-covered slopes. The hill is home to a variety of wildlife, including red deer, grouse, and other bird species.

Visitors to Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich can access the hill via a network of walking trails that lead to the summit. The hike to the top is moderately challenging, with some steep sections and uneven terrain. However, the effort is rewarded with panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, including the mountains of the Wester Ross region.

Overall, Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich offers a unique and picturesque hiking experience for those looking to explore the natural beauty of Ross-shire.

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Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.932161/-4.4814522 or Grid Reference NH5396. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The Remains of Forestry above Strathkyle House, Ross-shire View looking west over cleared forestry with the peaks of the Assynt on the distant horizon.

The Remains of Forestry above Strathkyle House, Ross-shire

View looking west over cleared forestry with the peaks of the Assynt on the distant horizon.

Old Hut near Strathkyle, Ross-shire Now derelict, appears to be fashioned in part from an old trailer.

Old Hut near Strathkyle, Ross-shire

Now derelict, appears to be fashioned in part from an old trailer.

Small temporary bridge, Ross-shire Carrying a farm track over a small watercourse.

Small temporary bridge, Ross-shire

Carrying a farm track over a small watercourse.

Track giving access to Wester Badarach Looking north-eastward.

Track giving access to Wester Badarach

Looking north-eastward.

Minor road near to Strathkyle Lodge and House Looking south-eastward.

Minor road near to Strathkyle Lodge and House

Looking south-eastward.

Minor road beside Rhelonie Wood Looking noth-eastward.

Minor road beside Rhelonie Wood

Looking noth-eastward.

Strathkyle gatehouse

Strathkyle gatehouse

Strathkyle lodge house

Strathkyle lodge house

Small plantation of pines on the moor

Small plantation of pines on the moor

Estate shed in the moorland plantation

Estate shed in the moorland plantation

Seldom used estate track leading to Strathkyle House

Seldom used estate track leading to Strathkyle House

Fenceline at edge of Rhelonie Wood

Fenceline at edge of Rhelonie Wood

Allt Domhain below Sidhean an Radhairc

Allt Domhain below Sidhean an Radhairc

Remains of a fence in Coire as Airde

Remains of a fence in Coire as Airde

Coire as Airde

Coire as Airde

Loch a' Choire

Loch a' Choire

Newly laid track to Loch a' Choire Boathouse shown on OS map is now a ruin, only the roof remains.

Newly laid track to Loch a' Choire

Boathouse shown on OS map is now a ruin, only the roof remains.

Northern end of Loch a' Choire

Northern end of Loch a' Choire

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Cnoc a' Bhaid-daraich is located at Grid Ref: NH5396 (Lat: 57.932161, Lng: -4.4814522)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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