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Sloc a' Cheim

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Argyllshire

Scotland

Sloc a' Cheim

Rinn Thorbhais By following the sheep tracks you can just make it into the grid square, and then you reach a very bracing location. Well on windy day like this it is. The sheep line on the rocks above looking on interestedly!
Rinn Thorbhais Credit: Roger McLachlan

Sloc a' Cheim is a prominent headland located in Argyllshire, Scotland. It is situated on the west coast of Scotland, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. The headland is known for its rugged and dramatic cliffs, which rise steeply from the sea below.

Sloc a' Cheim is a popular destination for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, who come to enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding coastline and the distant islands. The headland offers a number of walking trails that wind their way along the cliffs, providing visitors with breathtaking vistas of the sea and the rugged landscape.

The headland is also home to a variety of wildlife, including seabirds such as puffins and gannets, which can often be seen nesting on the cliffs. Dolphins and seals can also be spotted in the waters around Sloc a' Cheim, adding to the area's natural beauty.

Overall, Sloc a' Cheim is a picturesque and tranquil spot that offers visitors the chance to experience the rugged beauty of the Scottish coast. Its stunning views, diverse wildlife, and peaceful atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for those exploring the Argyllshire region.

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Sloc a' Cheim Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.462663/-6.9753068 or Grid Reference NL9341. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Rinn Thorbhais By following the sheep tracks you can just make it into the grid square, and then you reach a very bracing location. Well on windy day like this it is. The sheep line on the rocks above looking on interestedly!
Rinn Thorbhais
By following the sheep tracks you can just make it into the grid square, and then you reach a very bracing location. Well on windy day like this it is. The sheep line on the rocks above looking on interestedly!
Grassy Dunes In the centre of an extensive area of sand dunes. Carnan Mor in the background with the radar station just visible. From a print, date approximate.
Grassy Dunes
In the centre of an extensive area of sand dunes. Carnan Mor in the background with the radar station just visible. From a print, date approximate.
Tràigh Bhì View towards Beinn Ceann a' Mhara
Tràigh Bhì
View towards Beinn Ceann a' Mhara
Tràigh Bhì A celebrated beach on the south west corner of Tiree.
Tràigh Bhì
A celebrated beach on the south west corner of Tiree.
Tràigh Bhì A celebrated beach on the south west corner of Tiree.
Tràigh Bhì
A celebrated beach on the south west corner of Tiree.
Fence above Tràigh nan Gilean Grazings on Beinn Ceann a' Mhara.
Fence above Tràigh nan Gilean
Grazings on Beinn Ceann a' Mhara.
Dunes, Barrapol A big area of cattle grazed sand dunes, southwest Tiree.
Dunes, Barrapol
A big area of cattle grazed sand dunes, southwest Tiree.
Gate, Tràigh nan Gilean A way through the barbed wire cattle fences. From here it is an easy walk over to Tràigh Bhì.
Gate, Tràigh nan Gilean
A way through the barbed wire cattle fences. From here it is an easy walk over to Tràigh Bhì.
Tràigh nan Gilean
Tràigh nan Gilean
Beinn Ceann a' Mhara The hilly southwest corner of Tiree.
Beinn Ceann a' Mhara
The hilly southwest corner of Tiree.
Tràigh nan Gilean, Tiree
Tràigh nan Gilean, Tiree
Tràigh nan Gilean, Tiree
Tràigh nan Gilean, Tiree
Gate, Barrapol A track from Tràigh nan Gilean.
Gate, Barrapol
A track from Tràigh nan Gilean.
Dunes, Barrapol Grass showing stress from a prolonged dry spell
Dunes, Barrapol
Grass showing stress from a prolonged dry spell
Ruin by Loch a' Phuill
Ruin by Loch a' Phuill
Ruin by Loch a' Phuill View over the loch towards the Golf Ball (Càrnan Mòr air traffic control radar)
Ruin by Loch a' Phuill
View over the loch towards the Golf Ball (Càrnan Mòr air traffic control radar)
Machair, Loch a' Phuill Rich grazing with a good wader population: Lapwing, Oystercatcher, Redshank
Machair, Loch a' Phuill
Rich grazing with a good wader population: Lapwing, Oystercatcher, Redshank
Machair, Sandaig West side of Tiree.
Machair, Sandaig
West side of Tiree.
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Sloc a' Cheim is located at Grid Ref: NL9341 (Lat: 56.462663, Lng: -6.9753068)

Unitary Authority: Argyll and Bute

Police Authority: Argyll and West Dunbartonshire

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