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Hevda Dale

Valley in Shetland

Scotland

Hevda Dale

View towards South Wick The view NE towards South Wick. Red Geo is just below and behind the photographer.
View towards South Wick Credit: RIJones

Hevda Dale is a picturesque valley located in the Shetland Islands, an archipelago off the northeast coast of Scotland. Nestled in the heart of Shetland, this valley is surrounded by rolling hills and stunning natural beauty.

The valley boasts a unique landscape characterized by lush green meadows, scattered wildflowers, and a meandering stream that flows through its center. The area is known for its rich biodiversity and is home to a variety of plant and animal species. Visitors can expect to see grazing sheep, ponies, and numerous bird species in this idyllic setting.

Hevda Dale offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the peacefulness of nature. The valley is a popular spot for hikers and nature enthusiasts who can explore the numerous walking trails that wind through the area. These trails offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and are suitable for all levels of fitness.

In addition to its natural beauty, Hevda Dale also has historical significance. The valley is dotted with remains of ancient settlements, including a well-preserved Iron Age broch. These archaeological sites provide a glimpse into the area's past and offer visitors a chance to explore and learn about Shetland's rich history.

Overall, Hevda Dale is a must-visit destination for those seeking tranquility, breathtaking scenery, and a connection to the natural world. Whether it's hiking, birdwatching, or simply enjoying a picnic in the midst of stunning surroundings, this valley offers a truly unforgettable experience for all who visit.

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Hevda Dale Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 60.58721/-1.4409016 or Grid Reference HU3089. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View towards South Wick The view NE towards South Wick. Red Geo is just below and behind the photographer.
View towards South Wick
The view NE towards South Wick. Red Geo is just below and behind the photographer.
Cliffs north of Cleras Geo View of the crag north of Cleras Geo. Faither Head and Muckle Ossa can be seen in the far distance. The SE face above Cleras Geo (not visible and 200m further south) provides some good climbing.
Cliffs north of Cleras Geo
View of the crag north of Cleras Geo. Faither Head and Muckle Ossa can be seen in the far distance. The SE face above Cleras Geo (not visible and 200m further south) provides some good climbing.
Inniscord Loch View south from the north shore of Inniscord to Ronas Hill.
Inniscord Loch
View south from the north shore of Inniscord to Ronas Hill.
Hevdadale Water. South bay of Hevdadale Water, view SW dull with sea fog rolling in.
Hevdadale Water.
South bay of Hevdadale Water, view SW dull with sea fog rolling in.
Helvadale Head Taken on a glorious July day (it rained heavily later)
Helvadale Head
Taken on a glorious July day (it rained heavily later)
Lang Clodie Wick Taken from very unstable cliffs above Innri Geo, and the falls of Lang Clodie Wick are just visible in the background. An itinerant Gannet can also be seen.
Lang Clodie Wick
Taken from very unstable cliffs above Innri Geo, and the falls of Lang Clodie Wick are just visible in the background. An itinerant Gannet can also be seen.
Sea cliffs on the west of Lang Clodie Wick You can judge the massive scale of these cliffs by the size of the sea-birds. They are just over 100 m high.
Sea cliffs on the west of Lang Clodie Wick
You can judge the massive scale of these cliffs by the size of the sea-birds. They are just over 100 m high.
Lochans above Lang Clodie Wick
Lochans above Lang Clodie Wick
Stany Sneulit
Stany Sneulit
Crags by Hevdadale Head View of Hevdadale Cliffs with Gruna Stack and Turls Head in the distance.
Crags by Hevdadale Head
View of Hevdadale Cliffs with Gruna Stack and Turls Head in the distance.
Red granite boulder at the Sae Waters This strikingly red boulder is perched above the largest of the Sae Waters and has been decorated over the years by passers by.
Red granite boulder at the Sae Waters
This strikingly red boulder is perched above the largest of the Sae Waters and has been decorated over the years by passers by.
Lang Clodie outflow burn The short outflow burn from the Lang Clodie loch drops in a waterfall from here. Hevdadale Head can be seen further away.
Lang Clodie outflow burn
The short outflow burn from the Lang Clodie loch drops in a waterfall from here. Hevdadale Head can be seen further away.
Loch of the Hog Holm The small green Hog Holm that gives this loch its name.
Loch of the Hog Holm
The small green Hog Holm that gives this loch its name.
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Hevda Dale is located at Grid Ref: HU3089 (Lat: 60.58721, Lng: -1.4409016)

Unitary Authority: Shetland Islands

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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