An Roinn

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Inverness-shire

Scotland

An Roinn

Meall Mor, Eilean Tigh Looking from the 111m summit of Eilean Tigh to the very northernmost tip of Raasay. On the left is Caol Rona and on the right is Loch a&#039; Sguirr. In the distance, centre, are the hills of Kylerhea at the east of Skye, with the Crowlin Islands in front of them and part of Applecross on the left. — Meall Mor, Eilean Tigh Credit: Michael Earnshaw

An Roinn is a prominent headland located in Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated on the west coast of the country, it is known for its breathtaking coastal features and stunning views of the North Atlantic Ocean.

Rising majestically from the surrounding landscape, An Roinn is characterized by its rugged cliffs and rocky terrain. The headland juts out into the ocean, creating a dramatic and picturesque scene that attracts visitors from near and far.

At the tip of An Roinn, there is a prominent point that offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding area. From this vantage point, one can admire the vast expanse of the ocean, with its ever-changing hues and the sound of crashing waves against the cliffs below. The point also provides an excellent vantage point for observing local marine life, such as seals, dolphins, and seabirds.

An Roinn is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The headland offers a variety of walking trails, allowing visitors to explore its diverse flora and fauna while enjoying the fresh sea air. Photography enthusiasts are particularly drawn to An Roinn due to its stunning natural beauty and unique geological formations.

In addition to its natural attractions, An Roinn also has historical significance. The headland is home to ancient ruins and archaeological sites, providing a glimpse into the region's rich history and cultural heritage.

Overall, An Roinn is a remarkable coastal feature that showcases the raw beauty of Scotland's west coast. Its striking cliffs, breathtaking views, and rich history make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Inverness-shire.

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An Roinn Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.497083/-6.0244304 or Grid Reference NG5852. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Meall Mor, Eilean Tigh

Looking from the 111m summit of Eilean Tigh to the very northernmost tip of Raasay. On the left is Caol Rona and on the right is Loch a' Sguirr. In the distance, centre, are the hills of Kylerhea at the east of Skye, with the Crowlin Islands in front of them and part of Applecross on the left.

Michael Earnshaw

Houses on Fladda

There are still three habitable houses on Fladda, accessible only by boat or by a narrow footpath from Torran.

Anne Burgess

Causeway from Raasay to Fladday, Scotland

The short tidal causeway connecting the island of Raasay to the island of Fladday, in Scotland. The causeway appears to be cross-able for at least a couple of hours either side of low tide.

Andrew Tryon

Beach hut, Fladday

Probably not used for leisure.

Ian Taylor

Ruined building, Fladday

The Storr is in the background, across the Sound of Raasay.

Ian Taylor

Cottage & ruined buildings, Fladday

The Storr is in the background, across the Sound of Raasay.

Ian Taylor

Cottage & ruined buildings, Fladday

Ian Taylor

Cottage & ruined buildings, Fladday

Southern Trotternish is in the background, across the Sound of Raasay.

Ian Taylor

NE Fladday

View from the highest point on the island. Rubha Breacaichte, Raasay, is on the right, across Caol Fladda. The hill in the distance (centre left) is Eilean Tigh, with Rona just visible beyond. The mainland is visible in the far distance (centre right).

Ian Taylor

Path, Fladday

The main path on Fladday passes through a natural ravine. The causeway across Caol Fladda is in the background.

Ian Taylor

Loch Mor on the Isle of Fladday, Scotland

This Loch is a freshwater lake which is located on a small island. The Isle of Fladday is a small island off the coast of the Isle of Raasay, which is a small island of the coast of the Isle of Skye, which is an island of the coast of the island of Great Britain.

Andrew Tryon

A Cairn on the Isle of Fladday, Scotland

The Isle of Fladday is a small, flat island located just off the coast of the Isle of Raasay, which is just off the coast of the Isle of Skye, Great Britain. This stone cairn marks one of the otherwise indistinct high points on the island of Fladday.

Andrew Tryon

A Lochan on the Isle of Fladday, Scotland

A lochan is a small loch (small lake). This lochan is situated on the small island of Fladday. Once home to a small community, Fladday is now only inhabited for part of the year.

Andrew Tryon