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Loch Ceann Dibig

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Loch Ceann Dibig

The old road to Tarbert, Harris The remains of the old road just show here, at a passing place on the newer road, which is still pretty narrow and tortuous - known as "The Golden Road".
The old road to Tarbert, Harris Credit: Gordon Brown

Loch Ceann Dibig is a small sea loch located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. It is situated near the village of Avoch and flows into the Moray Firth. The loch is surrounded by picturesque rolling hills and offers stunning views of the nearby mountains.

Loch Ceann Dibig is a popular spot for fishing, with a variety of fish species such as salmon, trout, and mackerel being found in its waters. The loch is also home to a diverse range of wildlife, including seals, otters, and various bird species.

The loch is relatively shallow, with an average depth of around 10 meters, making it ideal for recreational activities such as kayaking and sailing. The calm waters and scenic surroundings make Loch Ceann Dibig a peaceful and tranquil destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Overall, Loch Ceann Dibig is a beautiful and serene spot in the Scottish Highlands, offering visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the area and enjoy a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Loch Ceann Dibig Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.875387/-6.7924439 or Grid Reference NG1597. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The old road to Tarbert, Harris The remains of the old road just show here, at a passing place on the newer road, which is still pretty narrow and tortuous - known as "The Golden Road".
The old road to Tarbert, Harris
The remains of the old road just show here, at a passing place on the newer road, which is still pretty narrow and tortuous - known as "The Golden Road".
Cuidsgeir
Cuidsgeir
Cuidsgeir
Cuidsgeir
View back to Tarbert from Direcleit Lone tree struggling to grow in this breezy shore side location
View back to Tarbert from Direcleit
Lone tree struggling to grow in this breezy shore side location
Aird Dhirecleit The point that lies between Ob Liceasto and Bàgh Diracleit, two inlets of Loch Ceann Dibig.
Aird Dhirecleit
The point that lies between Ob Liceasto and Bàgh Diracleit, two inlets of Loch Ceann Dibig.
Ruins south of Direcleit The nearer one has been used as a sheep fank in recent times.
Ruins south of Direcleit
The nearer one has been used as a sheep fank in recent times.
Old track at Direcleit A well built old cart track, now used as part of a waymarked circular walking route around Loch Direcleit.
Old track at Direcleit
A well built old cart track, now used as part of a waymarked circular walking route around Loch Direcleit.
Helipad at Direcleit Next to a moorland track that accesses a couple of houses. I'm not sure of its purpose.
Helipad at Direcleit
Next to a moorland track that accesses a couple of houses. I'm not sure of its purpose.
Isolated cottage at Ceann Dibig, from the A859 This is the same cunningly positioned cottage described as derelict in Graham Maxwell's 2005 picture <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/413005">NG1498 : Cottage at Ceann Dibig</a>, now clearly refurbished with a smart new deck outside.
Isolated cottage at Ceann Dibig, from the A859
This is the same cunningly positioned cottage described as derelict in Graham Maxwell's 2005 picture NG1498 : Cottage at Ceann Dibig, now clearly refurbished with a smart new deck outside.
Disused road section next to start of the 'Golden Road'
Disused road section next to start of the 'Golden Road'
Minor road among rock outcrops east of Meavag
Minor road among rock outcrops east of Meavag
Ferry from Tarbert, Harris The 7:30am ferry leaving Tarbert for Uig on Skye, as seen from Rubha Dubh looking south.
Ferry from Tarbert, Harris
The 7:30am ferry leaving Tarbert for Uig on Skye, as seen from Rubha Dubh looking south.
Slipway at Miavaig This local authority-owned slipway leads into Loch Ceann Dibig and is mainly used by leisure craft.
Slipway at Miavaig
This local authority-owned slipway leads into Loch Ceann Dibig and is mainly used by leisure craft.
The end of the Miabhag road The old road to Miabhag ends here. Although the current road and the line of this old road both are shown on the 25k map, neither appears on the 1940s OS. This must have been a relatively short-lived road.
The end of the Miabhag road
The old road to Miabhag ends here. Although the current road and the line of this old road both are shown on the 25k map, neither appears on the 1940s OS. This must have been a relatively short-lived road.
Shed by Loch Direcleit A crofter's shed, probably used in connection with his sheep.
Shed by Loch Direcleit
A crofter's shed, probably used in connection with his sheep.
Sheepfold by Loch a' Mhonaidh The size of the building here shows that it is a community resource, used co-operatively by the crofters in the area.
Sheepfold by Loch a' Mhonaidh
The size of the building here shows that it is a community resource, used co-operatively by the crofters in the area.
Cottage at Ceann Dibig Derelict Cottage at Cean Dibig from A859
Cottage at Ceann Dibig
Derelict Cottage at Cean Dibig from A859
Disused Vehicles Decaying vehicles by the side of the Golden Road on an inlet of Ob Mhiabhaig
Disused Vehicles
Decaying vehicles by the side of the Golden Road on an inlet of Ob Mhiabhaig
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Loch Ceann Dibig is located at Grid Ref: NG1597 (Lat: 57.875387, Lng: -6.7924439)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///likely.branched.estuaries. Near Tarbert, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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