Glen Kerry

Valley in Ross-shire

Scotland

Glen Kerry

Leac na Saighde
Leac na Saighde Credit: Mick Garratt

Glen Kerry is a picturesque valley located in Ross-shire, Scotland. Nestled amidst stunning natural beauty, this valley is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and tranquil ambiance. Situated between the towns of Dingwall and Garve, Glen Kerry spans over several miles, showcasing a diverse range of topography.

The valley is characterized by its rolling hills, lush green meadows, and dense forests, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. The River Kerry meanders through the valley, adding to its charm and providing opportunities for fishing and boating activities. The surrounding hills offer spectacular viewpoints, allowing visitors to soak in panoramic views of the valley and the nearby mountains.

Glen Kerry is also rich in history and cultural heritage. The remnants of ancient settlements and standing stones can be found here, offering a glimpse into the region's past. The valley is dotted with quaint villages and hamlets, where locals still maintain traditional ways of life and welcome visitors with warm hospitality.

For those seeking outdoor recreation, Glen Kerry offers numerous walking and hiking trails, catering to all levels of fitness. These trails take visitors through enchanting woodlands, across babbling brooks, and up to the summit of nearby peaks, rewarding them with breathtaking vistas along the way.

In summary, Glen Kerry in Ross-shire is a stunning valley that showcases the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands. With its scenic landscapes, rich history, and various outdoor activities, it is a destination that captivates the hearts of all who visit.

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Glen Kerry Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.698982/-5.6632105 or Grid Reference NG8173. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Leac na Saighde
Leac na Saighde
Bridge on the River Kerry
Bridge on the River Kerry
Charlestown Pier
Charlestown Pier
Gairloch harbour from the pier
Gairloch harbour from the pier
Boats at Charlestown Charlestown is the harbour for Gairloch.
Boats at Charlestown
Charlestown is the harbour for Gairloch.
Pontoon at Charlestown harbour The harbour that serves Gairloch is mainly used by pleasure and small fishing boats.
Pontoon at Charlestown harbour
The harbour that serves Gairloch is mainly used by pleasure and small fishing boats.
Charlestown pier
Charlestown pier
An Ard Viewed from Charlestown pier.
An Ard
Viewed from Charlestown pier.
Houses at Charlestown
Houses at Charlestown
The Shop at The Pier, Charlestown A well stocked and busy shop and Post Office.
The Shop at The Pier, Charlestown
A well stocked and busy shop and Post Office.
Boat at the quay, Charlestown
Boat at the quay, Charlestown
Jetty at Charlestown
Jetty at Charlestown
Boats on dry land At Charlestown harbour.
Boats on dry land
At Charlestown harbour.
River Kerry Viewed from the start of the B8056 road to Redpoint.
River Kerry
Viewed from the start of the B8056 road to Redpoint.
Bridge over the River Kerry Behind the photographer is the B8056 road to Redpoint.
Bridge over the River Kerry
Behind the photographer is the B8056 road to Redpoint.
A832 bridge over Abhainn Ghlas Abhainn Ghlas is the grey river.
A832 bridge over Abhainn Ghlas
Abhainn Ghlas is the grey river.
Passing place on the A832
Passing place on the A832
Bridge carries B8056 over the River Kerry The B8056 takes the traveller to the coast at Redpoint via Shieldaig.
Bridge carries B8056 over the River Kerry
The B8056 takes the traveller to the coast at Redpoint via Shieldaig.
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Glen Kerry is located at Grid Ref: NG8173 (Lat: 57.698982, Lng: -5.6632105)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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