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Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Ross-shire

Scotland

Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil

Tom A small tidal island near Carnais.
Tom Credit: Sandy Gerrard

Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil is a coastal feature located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It is a headland point that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area. The name Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil translates to "red cove of the windy hill" in English, which accurately describes the natural features and weather conditions in the area.

The headland is characterized by its rugged cliffs, which are composed of red sandstone and provide a striking contrast against the deep blue sea. These cliffs have been shaped by years of erosion from the wind and waves, resulting in unique formations and caves that can be explored during low tide.

Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil is a popular spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers due to its natural beauty and diverse wildlife. The headland is home to a variety of seabirds, including puffins, guillemots, and razorbills. Marine mammals such as seals and dolphins can also be spotted in the surrounding waters.

Visitors to Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil can enjoy scenic walks along the coastal path, taking in the panoramic views of the sea and the distant mountains. The area is also a great spot for fishing and rock climbing, attracting outdoor enthusiasts from near and far.

Overall, Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil is a stunning coastal feature that offers a unique and memorable experience for those who visit. Its rugged cliffs, diverse wildlife, and picturesque views make it a must-see destination in Ross-shire.

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Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.200333/-7.063398 or Grid Reference NB0234. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Tom A small tidal island near Carnais.
Tom
A small tidal island near Carnais.
Camas Uig Bay Taken on film in 2002. This wonderful sandy bay is the site where the Lewis Chessmen were found in the dunes behind the beach in 1831. Though where exactly that was I do not know and I suspect very few people do.
Camas Uig Bay
Taken on film in 2002. This wonderful sandy bay is the site where the Lewis Chessmen were found in the dunes behind the beach in 1831. Though where exactly that was I do not know and I suspect very few people do.
Traigh Uige at Cradhlastadh The hill is Mealaisbhal.
Traigh Uige at Cradhlastadh
The hill is Mealaisbhal.
Traigh Uige at Cradhlastadh The small crofting community of Cradhlastadh, and the sands of Traigh Uige. The hill in the background is Suaineabhal.
Traigh Uige at Cradhlastadh
The small crofting community of Cradhlastadh, and the sands of Traigh Uige. The hill in the background is Suaineabhal.
Small boat haven at Cradhlastadh Mountains of west Lewis lie across Uig Bay
Small boat haven at Cradhlastadh
Mountains of west Lewis lie across Uig Bay
Sarstol Bheag, Cradhlastadh
Sarstol Bheag, Cradhlastadh
Saltings at Tobta On the way to Cradhlastadh
Saltings at Tobta
On the way to Cradhlastadh
A fence ends in Loch Barabhat The last post is fixed in the water, in an often vain attempt, to contain the sheep and cattle.
A fence ends in Loch Barabhat
The last post is fixed in the water, in an often vain attempt, to contain the sheep and cattle.
Old lazy-beds at Cradhlastadh
Old lazy-beds at Cradhlastadh
Camas Uig from the north Mountains of west Lewis in the background
Camas Uig from the north
Mountains of west Lewis in the background
Loch Braigh a' Mhill
Loch Braigh a' Mhill
Sgeir Fhiabhaig Taras
Sgeir Fhiabhaig Taras
Sheep beside Traigh nan Sruban This image was taken near low tide and the sand was easily crossed on foot at this time (without getting wet).
Sheep beside Traigh nan Sruban
This image was taken near low tide and the sand was easily crossed on foot at this time (without getting wet).
Dun Baravat Dun Baravat and its 100-foot long causeway in Loch Baravat.
Dun Baravat
Dun Baravat and its 100-foot long causeway in Loch Baravat.
Traigh na Sruban From the remains of an old settlement at the head of Traigh na Sruban ("cockle beach"), looking across to Crowlista.
Traigh na Sruban
From the remains of an old settlement at the head of Traigh na Sruban ("cockle beach"), looking across to Crowlista.
Traigh Uighe from the road end at Cradhlastadh The Uig Hills in a late summer shower from the road end at Cradhlastadh
Traigh Uighe from the road end at Cradhlastadh
The Uig Hills in a late summer shower from the road end at Cradhlastadh
Tràigh Uige from Cradhlasta The tide is in, and the expanse of white sand covered. For once, this ewe and her lambs did not turn tail when I approached. The hill on the right is Tahabhal.
Tràigh Uige from Cradhlasta
The tide is in, and the expanse of white sand covered. For once, this ewe and her lambs did not turn tail when I approached. The hill on the right is Tahabhal.
Tràigh Uige from Cradhlasta A sheep and her twin lambs relax beside a well-eroded gneiss boulder by the shore at Chradhlasta. The prominent white house on the far side is Loidse Uig (Uig Lodge).
Tràigh Uige from Cradhlasta
A sheep and her twin lambs relax beside a well-eroded gneiss boulder by the shore at Chradhlasta. The prominent white house on the far side is Loidse Uig (Uig Lodge).
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Geòdha Ruadh Meall Stèidhnoil is located at Grid Ref: NB0234 (Lat: 58.200333, Lng: -7.063398)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///outboard.shrubbery.upcoming. Near Carloway, Na h-Eileanan Siar

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