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Coire na Seilge

Valley in Sutherland

Scotland

Coire na Seilge

Ben Klibreck from Meall Meadhon Loch Choire (in the dip, and not visible) is between us and Ben Klibreck <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NC5829">NC5829</a>. The yellow GPS unit is at the best estimate of the position of the summit of Meall Meadhon.
Ben Klibreck from Meall Meadhon Credit: Michael Earnshaw

Coire na Seilge is a picturesque valley located in the Sutherland region of the Scottish Highlands. Nestled amidst the rugged and remote landscape, this valley is a nature lover's paradise. The name "Coire na Seilge" translates to "Valley of the Hunt" in Gaelic, which hints at its historical significance as a hunting ground.

Surrounded by towering mountains and rolling hills, Coire na Seilge offers breathtaking views and a sense of tranquility. The valley is characterized by stunning lochs, dense forests, and meandering rivers. The landscape is dotted with heather moorland and scattered with rocks and boulders, giving it a wild and untamed appearance.

The valley is home to an array of wildlife, including red deer, mountain hares, and golden eagles. It is also a habitat for numerous plant species, such as heather, mosses, and wildflowers, which add to the valley's natural beauty.

Coire na Seilge is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and hikers. There are several trails that allow visitors to explore the valley and its surroundings. One of the most famous trails is the path that leads to Loch Choire. This stunning loch, nestled within the valley, offers opportunities for fishing and boating.

The valley's remote location and untouched beauty make it a perfect spot for those seeking solitude and a connection with nature. Coire na Seilge truly encapsulates the rugged charm and natural splendor of the Scottish Highlands.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 58.204566/-4.306937 or Grid Reference NC6426. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Ben Klibreck from Meall Meadhon Loch Choire (in the dip, and not visible) is between us and Ben Klibreck <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/NC5829">NC5829</a>. The yellow GPS unit is at the best estimate of the position of the summit of Meall Meadhon.
Ben Klibreck from Meall Meadhon
Loch Choire (in the dip, and not visible) is between us and Ben Klibreck NC5829. The yellow GPS unit is at the best estimate of the position of the summit of Meall Meadhon.
The summit area of Meall a' Bhata, 583m A remote hill south-east of Loch Choire.
The summit area of Meall a' Bhata, 583m
A remote hill south-east of Loch Choire.
Grassy track to somewhere Looking back up the nice grassy track towards the gentle moorland pass from where we had finally got our first view of the twin summits of Ben Armine: Creag a' Choire Ghlais and Creag Mhor, after a dawn start many hours before at the Crask Inn, our home for this expedition to probably Scotland's remotest mainland peaks.
Grassy track to somewhere
Looking back up the nice grassy track towards the gentle moorland pass from where we had finally got our first view of the twin summits of Ben Armine: Creag a' Choire Ghlais and Creag Mhor, after a dawn start many hours before at the Crask Inn, our home for this expedition to probably Scotland's remotest mainland peaks.
Back down into the valley The first trees below the moorland shelter in the stream cutting on the way down into the broad grassy river valley.
Back down into the valley
The first trees below the moorland shelter in the stream cutting on the way down into the broad grassy river valley.
Monadh Stairneach Peaty pools and bogs in the Ben Armine Forest. View from one of Ben Armine's high tops, Creag a' Choire Ghlais.
Monadh Stairneach
Peaty pools and bogs in the Ben Armine Forest. View from one of Ben Armine's high tops, Creag a' Choire Ghlais.
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Coire na Seilge is located at Grid Ref: NC6426 (Lat: 58.204566, Lng: -4.306937)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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