Eiridh Gharbh

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Eiridh Gharbh

View towards the ruins at Mullochbuie Credit: Steven Brown

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Eiridh Gharbh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.873164/-5.7664657 or Grid Reference NM7082. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View towards the ruins at Mullochbuie

Steven Brown

Peanmeanach ruins

Steven Brown

Peanmeanach ruins, and bothy

Steven Brown

Loch Doire a' Ghearrain

Loch on the Ardnish peninusla about half way to Peanmeanach. Lovely views across to the Moidart Corbetts of An Stac, Sgùrr na Bà Glaise and Rois-Bheinn.

Adam Ward

Bothy Life

Some of the many artefacts inside the bothy of Peanmeanach, now a private bothy run by the estate on the Ardnish peninsula. The guitar certainly came in handy later on after a few drams!

Adam Ward

Sartorial Elegance

Bothy dweller in finest tartan trews contemplates the view out to Loch Ailort and Moidart. As seen through the window in Peanmeanach Bothy.

Adam Ward

Low Tide Launch

Low tide at the little bay at Peanmeanach in glorious spring weather. The kayaks are being launched to get more supplies for a 3 night stay at Peanmeanach Bothy.

Adam Ward

Peanmeanach Panorama

Above the little bay at the former settlement of Peanmeanach looking west from a small hill at the east of the bay. You can just see the bothy at right of picture, while Eigg can be seen to the left. The clouds at left are actually smoke from wildfires which raged for 2 days above the settlement of Glenuig.

Adam Ward

Peanmeanach Bothy

Formerly an MBA bothy which was getting heavily overused - and abused - is now locked but bookable for parties of up to 6 - it was originally the schoolmistress’ house - though the school was around the bay at Glasnacardoch:- Link

Just behind the bothy can be seen the fine peak of Rois Bheinn - a Corbett.

Adam Ward

Peanmeanach and Moidart

Peanmeanach, Loch Ailort and the hills of Moidart from the west.

Adam Ward

The Walk Out

Walking out from Peanmeanach Bothy back to civilisation through lovely broadleaf woodland.

Adam Ward

Ruins of Peanmeanach

One of the abandoned houses at Peanmeanach on the Ardnish peninsula with one of the low hills seen through the still intact doorway. It is thought Peanmeanach was finally abandoned in the 1930's

Adam Ward

Allt Loch Doire a' Ghearrain

Allt Loch Doire a' Ghearrain as it enters the sea at low tide looking back to Peanmeanach Bothy, and the ruins of abandoned houses.

Adam Ward

Peanmeanach Bay at Low Tide

At low tide the sands at Peanmeanach are quite extensive and you can walk right round the closest skerry to the shore. The Bothy can just be seen in centre and is a considerable distance away.

Adam Ward