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Camas Chleiter

Bay in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Camas Chleiter

Northwest Shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe A view from the shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe looking across the abandoned village of Uidhe to the sandbar connecting Taransay to Aird Mhanais.
Northwest Shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe Credit: Marc Calhoun

Camas Chleiter is a picturesque bay located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated on the western coast of Scotland, this bay offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape and is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

The bay is known for its pristine and unspoiled beauty, with its crystal clear waters and golden sandy beach. It is surrounded by rugged cliffs and rolling hills, providing a dramatic backdrop to the bay. The area is rich in flora and fauna, with a variety of bird species and marine life often spotted in the bay.

Camas Chleiter is a haven for outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and beachcombing. The bay is also a great spot for picnics and relaxation, allowing visitors to soak in the tranquility and serenity of the surroundings.

In addition to its natural beauty, Camas Chleiter is also steeped in history. There are several archaeological sites in the area, including ancient burial sites and ruins of old settlements, offering a glimpse into the past.

Visitors to Camas Chleiter can enjoy the peace and solitude that this remote bay offers, while also taking advantage of the nearby amenities and accommodation options in Inverness-shire. Whether it's a leisurely stroll along the beach or an adventurous hike in the surrounding hills, Camas Chleiter offers a memorable experience for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

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Camas Chleiter Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.914668/-7.0345674 or Grid Reference NB0102. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Northwest Shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe A view from the shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe looking across the abandoned village of Uidhe to the sandbar connecting Taransay to Aird Mhanais.
Northwest Shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe
A view from the shoulder of Beinn na h-Uidhe looking across the abandoned village of Uidhe to the sandbar connecting Taransay to Aird Mhanais.
Ben Raah [Beinn Rà] Pabbay, Scarp and Taransay with Sea Harris. Landed to the south and climbed the Marilyn with Martin Richardson, Jim Bloomer, Alex Cameron and Jonathan Whitehead on a lovely afternoon. Name: Ben Raah [Beinn Rà] Hill number: 1606 Height: 267m / 876ft Area: 24B: Harris and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,2 Grid ref: NB 03438 01900 Summit feature: small pile of stones 35m E of trig point Drop: 267m Col: Sea
Ben Raah [Beinn Rà]
Pabbay, Scarp and Taransay with Sea Harris. Landed to the south and climbed the Marilyn with Martin Richardson, Jim Bloomer, Alex Cameron and Jonathan Whitehead on a lovely afternoon. Name: Ben Raah [Beinn Rà] Hill number: 1606 Height: 267m / 876ft Area: 24B: Harris and Nearby Islands Class: Ma,2 Grid ref: NB 03438 01900 Summit feature: small pile of stones 35m E of trig point Drop: 267m Col: Sea
View Towards A Distant Ceapabhal A view towards a distance Ceapabhal on South Harris from the lower slopes of Ben Raah [Beinn Rà]. Loch an Dùin and Loch Sionadail are seen on Taransay.
View Towards A Distant Ceapabhal
A view towards a distance Ceapabhal on South Harris from the lower slopes of Ben Raah [Beinn Rà]. Loch an Dùin and Loch Sionadail are seen on Taransay.
Taransay View south over the square and the island from its highest hill, Beinn Rà. The western beach of the waist can be seen, Taransay being two rocky areas joined by sand.
Taransay
View south over the square and the island from its highest hill, Beinn Rà. The western beach of the waist can be seen, Taransay being two rocky areas joined by sand.
Loch an Duin The Dun in this lochan can be reached via these stepping stones
Loch an Duin
The Dun in this lochan can be reached via these stepping stones
Dromannan Hundaig, Taransay From the northern slopes of Beinn Ra. The South Harris Hills are seen in the background.
Dromannan Hundaig, Taransay
From the northern slopes of Beinn Ra. The South Harris Hills are seen in the background.
Trig point, Beinn Rà, Taransay View north to North Harris.
Trig point, Beinn Rà, Taransay
View north to North Harris.
Approaching the summit of Taransay The trig point on Beinn Ra, 267m, is inside the stone shelter at top centre.
Approaching the summit of Taransay
The trig point on Beinn Ra, 267m, is inside the stone shelter at top centre.
The summit of Beinn Rà, Taransay I climbed Beinn Rà with a group of committed hillwalkers and peakbaggers. There was general agreement that the actual highest point was marked by this small pile of stones, about 40 metres east of the trig point.
The summit of Beinn Rà, Taransay
I climbed Beinn Rà with a group of committed hillwalkers and peakbaggers. There was general agreement that the actual highest point was marked by this small pile of stones, about 40 metres east of the trig point.
Loch an Duin There is a Dun on the small island in the loch, from which it takes its name.
Loch an Duin
There is a Dun on the small island in the loch, from which it takes its name.
The Dun in Loch an Duin, Taransay
The Dun in Loch an Duin, Taransay
Am Braigh-lochan, Taransay
Am Braigh-lochan, Taransay
Loch na Learga, Taransay On the southern slopes of Beinn Rà on the beautiful island of Taransay.
Loch na Learga, Taransay
On the southern slopes of Beinn Rà on the beautiful island of Taransay.
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Camas Chleiter is located at Grid Ref: NB0102 (Lat: 57.914668, Lng: -7.0345674)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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