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Creag an Alltan Fhearna

Hill, Mountain in Sutherland

Scotland

Creag an Alltan Fhearna

Ruined croft at Gearnsary On the long track to Loch Choire. The water in the distance is Loch Truderscaig. The hill protruding from the conifer plantation is Cnoc Bad an Leathaid (280 m)
Ruined croft at Gearnsary Credit: Mick Crawley

Creag an Alltan Fhearna is a prominent hill located in the remote and rugged region of Sutherland, in the northern part of Scotland. Rising to an elevation of approximately 1,650 feet (500 meters), it is considered a significant landmark in the area.

The hill is characterized by its steep and rocky slopes, which provide a challenging terrain for hikers and climbers. Its distinctive shape and rugged features make it an attractive destination for outdoor enthusiasts looking for a thrilling adventure.

Creag an Alltan Fhearna is surrounded by a picturesque landscape, with stunning views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and lochs. Its location in a remote and unspoiled area ensures that visitors can enjoy a sense of tranquility and solitude amidst nature.

The hill is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including heather, mosses, and various species of birds. The presence of these natural elements adds to the charm and beauty of the area, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Access to Creag an Alltan Fhearna can be gained via a network of trails and paths that wind through the surrounding countryside. However, due to its steep and challenging nature, it is recommended that visitors come prepared with appropriate hiking gear and a reasonable level of fitness.

Overall, Creag an Alltan Fhearna offers a unique and rewarding outdoor experience for those seeking adventure, stunning views, and a connection with the natural beauty of the Sutherland region.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 58.259858/-4.1375576 or Grid Reference NC7432. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ruined croft at Gearnsary On the long track to Loch Choire. The water in the distance is Loch Truderscaig. The hill protruding from the conifer plantation is Cnoc Bad an Leathaid (280 m)
Ruined croft at Gearnsary
On the long track to Loch Choire. The water in the distance is Loch Truderscaig. The hill protruding from the conifer plantation is Cnoc Bad an Leathaid (280 m)
Gearnsary Croft Wet heath with Loch Rimsdale in the distance, flanked by sickly lodgepole pine plantations (now, thankfully, being felled).
Gearnsary Croft
Wet heath with Loch Rimsdale in the distance, flanked by sickly lodgepole pine plantations (now, thankfully, being felled).
Gearnsary wet heath The distinctive shape of Ben Graim Mor on the skyline, 10km away
Gearnsary wet heath
The distinctive shape of Ben Graim Mor on the skyline, 10km away
Gearnsary Croft outbuilding The roof is maintained as an Estates Store. The trees are a Wytch Elm and a Sycamore.
Gearnsary Croft outbuilding
The roof is maintained as an Estates Store. The trees are a Wytch Elm and a Sycamore.
Looking down to Loch an Alltan Fhearna From the summit of Cnoc Uidh a' Chlarain 179m
Looking down to Loch an Alltan Fhearna
From the summit of Cnoc Uidh a' Chlarain 179m
Loch an Alltan Fhearna
Loch an Alltan Fhearna
Boathouse and jetty at Loch an Alltan Fhearna
Boathouse and jetty at Loch an Alltan Fhearna
Moorland and Loch an Alltan Fhearna Miles without a tree. Where in this landscape could a dog comfortably have a pee!
Moorland and Loch an Alltan Fhearna
Miles without a tree. Where in this landscape could a dog comfortably have a pee!
Gearnsary A stalkers bothy? (locked)
Gearnsary
A stalkers bothy? (locked)
Boggy grassland
Boggy grassland
Loch Choire road
Loch Choire road
Sheepfold
Sheepfold
Loch Choire road Looking north-east, with Loch Badanloch and Ben Griam Mor in the background
Loch Choire road
Looking north-east, with Loch Badanloch and Ben Griam Mor in the background
Sheepfold near Gearnsary Circular, Borders style sheep fank beside the Uidh Loch na Gaineimh. The three main Ben Armine tops visible in the distance.
Sheepfold near Gearnsary
Circular, Borders style sheep fank beside the Uidh Loch na Gaineimh. The three main Ben Armine tops visible in the distance.
Moorland beside the Uidh Loch na Gaineimh Like nearly everywhere in this area, blanket bog.
Moorland beside the Uidh Loch na Gaineimh
Like nearly everywhere in this area, blanket bog.
Creag an Alltan Fheàrna A very green ridge rising above the surrounding bogland.
Creag an Alltan Fheàrna
A very green ridge rising above the surrounding bogland.
Uidh Loch na Gaineimh The Uidh Loch na Gaineimh is a burn running through a gentle boggy glen between Creag an Alltan Fheàrna and Creag an Lochain. It drains a loch, Loch na Gaineimh, which is just over the horizon.
Uidh Loch na Gaineimh
The Uidh Loch na Gaineimh is a burn running through a gentle boggy glen between Creag an Alltan Fheàrna and Creag an Lochain. It drains a loch, Loch na Gaineimh, which is just over the horizon.
Path approaching Gearnsary Came across this building and trees. There is a lovely flat patch of grass in behind the building which is sheltered. Yet again a nice path!
Path approaching Gearnsary
Came across this building and trees. There is a lovely flat patch of grass in behind the building which is sheltered. Yet again a nice path!
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Creag an Alltan Fhearna is located at Grid Ref: NC7432 (Lat: 58.259858, Lng: -4.1375576)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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