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Carn Coire Dhealanaich

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Carn Coire Dhealanaich

View from the car park at Coignafearn A wintery scene from the Coignafearn car park, looking down Strath Dearn
View from the car park at Coignafearn Credit: valenta

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View from the car park at Coignafearn A wintery scene from the Coignafearn car park, looking down Strath Dearn
View from the car park at Coignafearn
A wintery scene from the Coignafearn car park, looking down Strath Dearn
Walking back to Coignafearn Old Lodge It was pleasant to have the opportunity to walk on grass rather than the hard track. The car park at the end of the public road is just beyond the Old Lodge (the lower of the two buildings seen here). The track on the hillside climbs high onto Carn Coire Dhealanaich.
Walking back to Coignafearn Old Lodge
It was pleasant to have the opportunity to walk on grass rather than the hard track. The car park at the end of the public road is just beyond the Old Lodge (the lower of the two buildings seen here). The track on the hillside climbs high onto Carn Coire Dhealanaich.
The steep slopes of Sith Mor Across the River Findhorn.
The steep slopes of Sith Mor
Across the River Findhorn.
The Findhorn valley Looking downstream from the car park at the end of the public road.
The Findhorn valley
Looking downstream from the car park at the end of the public road.
Creag Fhionnlaidh Seen across the River Findhorn.
Creag Fhionnlaidh
Seen across the River Findhorn.
The Coignafearn road west of Coignascallan With a branch off to a river bridge.
The Coignafearn road west of Coignascallan
With a branch off to a river bridge.
Goats by the stream Part of a herd of wild goats encountered at this spot. Wild? They just weren't interested in the photographer.
Goats by the stream
Part of a herd of wild goats encountered at this spot. Wild? They just weren't interested in the photographer.
Looking up Strathdearn With Coignafearn old lodge visible ahead.
Looking up Strathdearn
With Coignafearn old lodge visible ahead.
Wild goats in the meadow Part of an extensive herd.
Wild goats in the meadow
Part of an extensive herd.
The road up Strathdearn Not far from the end at Coignafearn old lodge.
The road up Strathdearn
Not far from the end at Coignafearn old lodge.
Kennels at Coignafearn old lodge Relatively plush accommodation for the hounds, not untypical of highland estates.
Kennels at Coignafearn old lodge
Relatively plush accommodation for the hounds, not untypical of highland estates.
The long straight road Or, in this case, track. It heads up the glen to Coignafearn new lodge, and points beyond.
The long straight road
Or, in this case, track. It heads up the glen to Coignafearn new lodge, and points beyond.
Coignafearn old lodge Although having the appearance of a steading, this was in fact the old lodge. The accommodation seems to consist of individual apartments opening out onto the quadrangle around which the building is built, and despite the "old" tag is still in use by the estate.
Coignafearn old lodge
Although having the appearance of a steading, this was in fact the old lodge. The accommodation seems to consist of individual apartments opening out onto the quadrangle around which the building is built, and despite the "old" tag is still in use by the estate.
View down Strathdearn Taken from near Coignafearn old lodge. A bit of the Findhorn is visible, as it flows through its flat plain. A corner of the kennel block can be seen on the left.
View down Strathdearn
Taken from near Coignafearn old lodge. A bit of the Findhorn is visible, as it flows through its flat plain. A corner of the kennel block can be seen on the left.
View down Strathdearn Taken from almost on the square boundary, looking almost down the square boundary.The Findorn is typically a broad river flowing through a very flat plain, as seen here. I wonder what happens when it is in spate.
View down Strathdearn
Taken from almost on the square boundary, looking almost down the square boundary.The Findorn is typically a broad river flowing through a very flat plain, as seen here. I wonder what happens when it is in spate.
Upper Strathdearn
Upper Strathdearn
Track to Coignafeuinternich
Track to Coignafeuinternich
Kennels beside the River Findhorn at Coignafearn Looking south-eastward.
Kennels beside the River Findhorn at Coignafearn
Looking south-eastward.
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Carn Coire Dhealanaich is located at Grid Ref: NH7019 (Lat: 57.2437, Lng: -4.1422888)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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