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Bàgh nan Toll

Bay in Inverness-shire

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Bàgh nan Toll

Junction on the path to Aird Horragaigh, South Uist From the end of the tarred road, an excellent grass track heads south. Although it deteriorates a little, it still makes a great afternoon walk.
Junction on the path to Aird Horragaigh, South Uist Credit: AlastairG

Bàgh nan Toll, located in Inverness-shire, is a picturesque bay situated on the west coast of Scotland. The bay is known for its stunning natural beauty, with its crystal-clear turquoise waters and pristine sandy beaches. It is surrounded by rugged cliffs and rolling hills, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Scottish Highlands.

Bàgh nan Toll is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a wide range of activities. The bay is a haven for wildlife, with a diverse array of bird species, seals, and occasionally dolphins and porpoises, making it a popular spot for birdwatching and marine life spotting. The area is also ideal for hiking and walking, with several scenic trails that lead to stunning viewpoints overlooking the bay.

The bay is home to several small fishing communities, where visitors can experience the traditional Scottish way of life. Local fishermen often offer boat tours, allowing visitors to explore the bay and learn about the area's rich fishing heritage. Additionally, there are opportunities for kayaking, sailing, and fishing in the bay.

For those seeking tranquility and relaxation, Bàgh nan Toll is the perfect place to unwind. Its peaceful atmosphere and unspoiled natural surroundings make it an ideal spot for picnics, beachcombing, or simply enjoying the stunning sunset over the bay.

Overall, Bàgh nan Toll in Inverness-shire offers visitors a unique and unforgettable experience, combining natural beauty, outdoor activities, and a glimpse into the local way of life.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.342432/-7.2583592 or Grid Reference NF8340. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Junction on the path to Aird Horragaigh, South Uist From the end of the tarred road, an excellent grass track heads south. Although it deteriorates a little, it still makes a great afternoon walk.
Junction on the path to Aird Horragaigh, South Uist
From the end of the tarred road, an excellent grass track heads south. Although it deteriorates a little, it still makes a great afternoon walk.
19th century East Gerinish school at Aird Horragaigh The school gates at East Gerinish. Why two gates? One for the girls and one for the boys. Amazing, especially as many would have walked miles to school in mixed groups.
19th century East Gerinish school at Aird Horragaigh
The school gates at East Gerinish. Why two gates? One for the girls and one for the boys. Amazing, especially as many would have walked miles to school in mixed groups.
Schoolmaster's house, East Gerinish Standing on the hillside near a ruined croft, the schoolmaster's house would have had a commanding view over the school below. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7514077">NF8339 : View of East Gerinish school from the schoolmaster's house</a>
Schoolmaster's house, East Gerinish
Standing on the hillside near a ruined croft, the schoolmaster's house would have had a commanding view over the school below. NF8339 : View of East Gerinish school from the schoolmaster's house
View of East Gerinish school from the schoolmaster's house The schoolmaster would have missed nothing from this viewpoint. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7514071">NF8339 : Schoolmaster's house, East Gerinish</a> The three pillars on the right on the school 'enclosure' frame the girls' and boys' gates. <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7514055">NF8339 : 19th century East Gerinish school at Aird Horragaigh</a>
View of East Gerinish school from the schoolmaster's house
The schoolmaster would have missed nothing from this viewpoint. NF8339 : Schoolmaster's house, East Gerinish The three pillars on the right on the school 'enclosure' frame the girls' and boys' gates. NF8339 : 19th century East Gerinish school at Aird Horragaigh
Eilean Mhic'ille Phadruig I think the burrows are puffin nests.
Eilean Mhic'ille Phadruig
I think the burrows are puffin nests.
On the road to Caolas Liubharsaigh
On the road to Caolas Liubharsaigh
On the road to Caolas Liubharsaigh That's salt water on the right (always difficult to be certain in the Uists!).
On the road to Caolas Liubharsaigh
That's salt water on the right (always difficult to be certain in the Uists!).
Loch Sheileabhaig A salt-water sea loch.
Loch Sheileabhaig
A salt-water sea loch.
Cattle grid on the road to Caolas Liubharsaigh
Cattle grid on the road to Caolas Liubharsaigh
The road to Loch Sgioport With the sea loch itself visible ahead.
The road to Loch Sgioport
With the sea loch itself visible ahead.
An old pier The pier is still in use but the gare timbers did look rather precarious to me as a non sailor.
An old pier
The pier is still in use but the gare timbers did look rather precarious to me as a non sailor.
What a wonderful view Looking in the other direction from the pier at Loch Sgioport. I notice in more recent submissions that the pier is in an even more decayed condition.
What a wonderful view
Looking in the other direction from the pier at Loch Sgioport. I notice in more recent submissions that the pier is in an even more decayed condition.
Old pier at the end of the B890, Loch Sgiopoirt
Old pier at the end of the B890, Loch Sgiopoirt
Pony at Rubha Mòr Rubha Mòr is at the end of the B890 as it reaches Loch Sgiopoirt (alternative names: Scioport, Skipport etc.) on the eastern coast of South Uist. This little pony was very friendly and posed nicely for me when requested !
Pony at Rubha Mòr
Rubha Mòr is at the end of the B890 as it reaches Loch Sgiopoirt (alternative names: Scioport, Skipport etc.) on the eastern coast of South Uist. This little pony was very friendly and posed nicely for me when requested !
Disused pier, Rubha Mòr The B890 peters out as it reaches Loch Sgioport, but a track continues winding down to this old abandoned pier. The sea loch stretches ahead on this beautiful eastern coast of South Uist.
Disused pier, Rubha Mòr
The B890 peters out as it reaches Loch Sgioport, but a track continues winding down to this old abandoned pier. The sea loch stretches ahead on this beautiful eastern coast of South Uist.
Bagh a Mhanaich Bagh a Mhanaich and the site of the old school house (in the middle distance along side the water).
Bagh a Mhanaich
Bagh a Mhanaich and the site of the old school house (in the middle distance along side the water).
Ruined Croft House Overlooking the site of the school house. There are several older ruins just to the north.
Ruined Croft House
Overlooking the site of the school house. There are several older ruins just to the north.
Ponies graze above Loch Sgiopoirt Loch Sgiopoirt is a deeply indented sea loch on the east coast of South Uist. Several ponies were grazing contentedly on this headland. The islet in the background is Eilean Haey.
Ponies graze above Loch Sgiopoirt
Loch Sgiopoirt is a deeply indented sea loch on the east coast of South Uist. Several ponies were grazing contentedly on this headland. The islet in the background is Eilean Haey.
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Bàgh nan Toll is located at Grid Ref: NF8340 (Lat: 57.342432, Lng: -7.2583592)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///prove.simulates.camps. Near Balivanich, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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