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Geodha Thannaraidh

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Ross-shire

Scotland

Geodha Thannaraidh

Loch Nighe at Cromore The sealoch beyond is Loch Erisort.
Loch Nighe at Cromore Credit: Alan Reid

Geodha Thannaraidh is a captivating coastal feature located in Ross-shire, Scotland. It is an enchanting headland that juts out into the North Atlantic Ocean, offering breathtaking views and a rugged landscape that is characteristic of the Scottish Highlands.

This prominent headland is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers due to its stunning natural beauty. Geodha Thannaraidh is known for its towering cliffs, which provide a dramatic backdrop against the crashing waves of the ocean below. The cliffs are composed of ancient rocks, showcasing the geological history of the area.

The headland is also home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The rugged terrain supports a variety of plant species, including hardy grasses and wildflowers that bloom during the summer months. Seabirds such as gulls, fulmars, and puffins can be spotted nesting on the cliffs, adding to the area's charm and ecological significance.

Visitors to Geodha Thannaraidh can enjoy scenic walks along the headland, taking in the panoramic views of the ocean and surrounding landscape. The headland is easily accessible and offers ample opportunities for photography and birdwatching. The nearby coastal paths provide additional exploration options, allowing visitors to discover hidden coves and beaches along the way.

Geodha Thannaraidh is a must-visit destination for those seeking natural beauty and tranquility. Its rugged cliffs, diverse wildlife, and stunning views make it a true gem of the Scottish coastline.

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Geodha Thannaraidh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 58.122197/-6.4125529 or Grid Reference NB4023. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Loch Nighe at Cromore The sealoch beyond is Loch Erisort.
Loch Nighe at Cromore
The sealoch beyond is Loch Erisort.
Loch Dubh at Cromore
Loch Dubh at Cromore
Stangraidh, Isle of Lewis The rocks from which the photo was taken, the channel and approximately three quarters of the island lie within the grid square. The snout of a nosy seal can just be seen at the left hand end of the channel.
Stangraidh, Isle of Lewis
The rocks from which the photo was taken, the channel and approximately three quarters of the island lie within the grid square. The snout of a nosy seal can just be seen at the left hand end of the channel.
Shore at Cuidhir Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Shore at Cuidhir
Rocky shoreline backed by equally rocky hills at the Cuidhir road end.
Evening at Cuidhir Rowing boat, in the evening sunshine, pulled up onto the grass above the small, rocky cove at Cuidhir.
Evening at Cuidhir
Rowing boat, in the evening sunshine, pulled up onto the grass above the small, rocky cove at Cuidhir.
Small inlet near Eilean Glas
Small inlet near Eilean Glas
Coastline
Coastline
Croft at Tòb Cromore
Croft at Tòb Cromore
Tòb Cromore
Tòb Cromore
Boats at Cuidhir Loch Leurbost The Islands of Tabhaidh Bheag and Tabhaidh are clearly seen in distance.
Boats at Cuidhir Loch Leurbost
The Islands of Tabhaidh Bheag and Tabhaidh are clearly seen in distance.
Entrance to Loch Erisort Eilean Cholum Chille (St.Columba's Isle) in mid picture and Clisham 799m -highest hill in Hebrides in distance to left of frame
Entrance to Loch Erisort
Eilean Cholum Chille (St.Columba's Isle) in mid picture and Clisham 799m -highest hill in Hebrides in distance to left of frame
House at Cromore Ruined house at the end of Cromore, on Loch Erisort
House at Cromore
Ruined house at the end of Cromore, on Loch Erisort
Cromore Common Grazings Steep rocky slopes to the shore at the north end of Cromore Grazings. Loch Erisort and the island of Tannaraidh beyond.
Cromore Common Grazings
Steep rocky slopes to the shore at the north end of Cromore Grazings. Loch Erisort and the island of Tannaraidh beyond.
Eilean Bhatarsaidh Unnamed Islet in foreground and Stac at Loch Erisort Entrance in distance (left of frame). Collectively these Islands are referred to as Na h-Eileanan Bairclin or Barkin Isles.
Eilean Bhatarsaidh
Unnamed Islet in foreground and Stac at Loch Erisort Entrance in distance (left of frame). Collectively these Islands are referred to as Na h-Eileanan Bairclin or Barkin Isles.
Remains of crofts, Cromor
Remains of crofts, Cromor
Promontory, Cromor
Promontory, Cromor
Road end at Crosbost
Road end at Crosbost
Old croft buildings at Ranais
Old croft buildings at Ranais
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Geodha Thannaraidh is located at Grid Ref: NB4023 (Lat: 58.122197, Lng: -6.4125529)

Unitary Authority: Na h-Eileanan an Iar

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

What 3 Words

///autumn.prop.rehearsed. Near Leurbost, Na h-Eileanan Siar

Nearby Locations

Tannaraidh Seumas Cleite Na h-Eileanan Bairclin Sgeir na h-Acarach Geodha Thannaraidh Bhatarsaidh

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