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Trea Wick

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Shetland

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Trea Wick

Geo at Rams Head
Geo at Rams Head Credit: Tim Harrison

Trea Wick is a picturesque coastal area located on the island of Shetland, which is part of Scotland. Situated along the North Sea, Trea Wick offers stunning views of the sea, estuary, and creek, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

The sea surrounding Trea Wick is known for its rugged beauty and crystal-clear waters. Visitors can witness the mesmerizing waves crashing against the rocky shores, providing a dramatic backdrop to the landscape. The area is also home to various marine life, including seals and seabirds, which can often be spotted along the coastline.

The estuary at Trea Wick is formed where a river meets the sea, creating a unique ecosystem. This transitional area is a haven for wildlife, as it provides a diverse range of habitats for various species. The estuary is teeming with aquatic life, including fish, crabs, and shellfish, attracting both local fishermen and those looking to explore the rich biodiversity.

A creek, or small tidal inlet, can also be found at Trea Wick. This small waterway offers tranquil surroundings and is often a favorite spot for kayaking or canoeing. Visitors can paddle through the calm waters, surrounded by lush vegetation and the sounds of nature.

Trea Wick is not only appreciated for its natural beauty but also for its historical significance. The area is dotted with ancient ruins and archaeological sites, giving a glimpse into its past. It offers a unique blend of history, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery, making it an enchanting destination for travelers seeking a peaceful and immersive experience in the heart of Shetland.

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Trea Wick Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 60.240215/-1.6924077 or Grid Reference HU1750. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Geo at Rams Head
Geo at Rams Head
Black Head A small piece of coastline, most of which is only exposed at low tide.
Black Head
A small piece of coastline, most of which is only exposed at low tide.
Dale of Walls: Loch of Goster and view of Foula The island of Foula is faintly visible on the horizon as we look out to sea over the Loch of Goster.
Dale of Walls: Loch of Goster and view of Foula
The island of Foula is faintly visible on the horizon as we look out to sea over the Loch of Goster.
Beach at Voe of Dale, Dale of Walls
Beach at Voe of Dale, Dale of Walls
Gate to a view of the Burn of Dale It's easy to post photos of Shetland only when it is sunny - so here is one showing a more realistic view!
Gate to a view of the Burn of Dale
It's easy to post photos of Shetland only when it is sunny - so here is one showing a more realistic view!
Remains of an enclosure at Swinland, Dale of Walls
Remains of an enclosure at Swinland, Dale of Walls
Looking across rough pasture to the Loch of Goster and cliff edges beyond
Looking across rough pasture to the Loch of Goster and cliff edges beyond
Beach at the head of the Voe of Dale
Beach at the head of the Voe of Dale
Voe of Dale
Voe of Dale
Scord of Simlifield Peat bog and black sheep.
Scord of Simlifield
Peat bog and black sheep.
Track up to Simli Field For access to the peat cuttings.
Track up to Simli Field
For access to the peat cuttings.
Simli Field Bagged with Bob, Tricky and Tony. Name: Simli Field Hill number: 103851 Height: 133m / 436ft Area:22: Shetland Islands Class: 1 Grid ref: HU189513 (est) Drop: 40m Col: 93m
Simli Field
Bagged with Bob, Tricky and Tony. Name: Simli Field Hill number: 103851 Height: 133m / 436ft Area:22: Shetland Islands Class: 1 Grid ref: HU189513 (est) Drop: 40m Col: 93m
Bog near Sung Cotton grass on moorland.
Bog near Sung
Cotton grass on moorland.
Scord of Simlifield A road pass, West Walls.
Scord of Simlifield
A road pass, West Walls.
Scord of Simlifield Road pass, West Walls.
Scord of Simlifield
Road pass, West Walls.
Road to Voe of Dale Downstream of Dale of Walls.
Road to Voe of Dale
Downstream of Dale of Walls.
Swinland Ruin, Dale of Walls.
Swinland
Ruin, Dale of Walls.
Road Junction Road junction for Watsness
Road Junction
Road junction for Watsness
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Trea Wick is located at Grid Ref: HU1750 (Lat: 60.240215, Lng: -1.6924077)

Unitary Authority: Shetland Islands

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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Lat/Long: 60.2398956/-1.6849852
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