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Asc na Grèine

Hill, Mountain in Sutherland

Scotland

Asc na Grèine

Achrimsdale to the A9
Achrimsdale to the A9 Credit: Dave Thompson

Asc na Grèine is a prominent hill in Sutherland, Scotland, known for its stunning views and rugged terrain. Standing at an elevation of 472 meters (1,549 feet), it is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts looking to challenge themselves and experience the beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

The hill is located near the village of Lairg and is part of the larger Ben Klibreck range. Asc na Grèine is characterized by its steep slopes, rocky outcrops, and heather-covered moorland, making it a challenging but rewarding climb for those willing to take on the ascent.

From the summit of Asc na Grèine, visitors are treated to panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, including the nearby lochs and glens, as well as the distant peaks of the Scottish Highlands. On a clear day, it is possible to see as far as the Orkney Islands to the north.

Overall, Asc na Grèine offers a unique and memorable hiking experience for those looking to explore the wild and rugged beauty of Sutherland.

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Asc na Grèine Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.050361/-3.8637591 or Grid Reference NC9008. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Achrimsdale to the A9
Achrimsdale to the A9
Road to Achrimsdale
Road to Achrimsdale
East Clynemilton House
East Clynemilton House
Achrimsdale A croft and farming community north of Brora.
Achrimsdale
A croft and farming community north of Brora.
View towards Clynemilton Sheep graze on the coastal strip north of the A9 at Achrimsdale.
View towards Clynemilton
Sheep graze on the coastal strip north of the A9 at Achrimsdale.
Bothy at Badenahauglish
Bothy at Badenahauglish
Bothy at Badenahauglish The bothy is built on the remains of a long-deserted mill, half a mile from the old village, of which little remains.
Bothy at Badenahauglish
The bothy is built on the remains of a long-deserted mill, half a mile from the old village, of which little remains.
Structures at the old mill site, Badenahauglish
Structures at the old mill site, Badenahauglish
Ford at Badenahauglish
Ford at Badenahauglish
At the old mill site, Badenahauglish The curved stone is probably a fragment of an old millstone
At the old mill site, Badenahauglish
The curved stone is probably a fragment of an old millstone
Thistledown, Badenahauglish
Thistledown, Badenahauglish
Looking down Kintradwell Burn
Looking down Kintradwell Burn
Looking across the steep ravine of Kintradwell Burn The heather in full bloom here is magnificent!
Looking across the steep ravine of Kintradwell Burn
The heather in full bloom here is magnificent!
Track by the steep ravine of Kintradwell burn
Track by the steep ravine of Kintradwell burn
Young pheasant
Young pheasant
Ford on the track by Kintradwell burn
Ford on the track by Kintradwell burn
Looking down the valley of Kintradwell Burn
Looking down the valley of Kintradwell Burn
Ford on Kintradwell Burn
Ford on Kintradwell Burn
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Asc na Grèine is located at Grid Ref: NC9008 (Lat: 58.050361, Lng: -3.8637591)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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