Ceum Garbh

Coastal Feature, Headland, Point in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Ceum Garbh

Eilean a' Phiobaire This low flattish islet is difficult to pick out in poor weather as it blends into the background scenery. — Eilean a' Phiobaire Credit: Glen Breaden

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Images are sourced within 2km of 57.120315/-5.6119205 or Grid Reference NG8109. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Eilean a' Phiobaire This low flattish islet is difficult to pick out in poor weather as it blends into the background scenery.

Eilean a' Phiobaire

This low flattish islet is difficult to pick out in poor weather as it blends into the background scenery.

Ceum an Doill By the Allt Glac nan Sgadan stands a forlorn ruin.

Ceum an Doill

By the Allt Glac nan Sgadan stands a forlorn ruin.

Allt Coire Sgamadail This burn drains the heights of Beinn na Caillich north into the mouth of Loch Hourn.

Allt Coire Sgamadail

This burn drains the heights of Beinn na Caillich north into the mouth of Loch Hourn.

Creag an t-Sagart Priest&#039;s Cliff is a promontory (a north ridge of Beinn na Caillich) which guards the southern entrance of Loch Hourn.

Creag an t-Sagart

Priest's Cliff is a promontory (a north ridge of Beinn na Caillich) which guards the southern entrance of Loch Hourn.

Sgamadail Glen falling from Beinn na Caillich to the north shore of Knoydart. Accessed by boat from Arnisdale.
The course of the burn is well wooded, steep sides of the watercourse providing shelter from grazing deer.

Sgamadail

Glen falling from Beinn na Caillich to the north shore of Knoydart. Accessed by boat from Arnisdale. The course of the burn is well wooded, steep sides of the watercourse providing shelter from grazing deer.

Loch Hourn from Sgamadail Looking down Sgamadail to Loch Hourn. The alluvial fan at the mouth of the burn can be seen. This would once have been farmed.

Loch Hourn from Sgamadail

Looking down Sgamadail to Loch Hourn. The alluvial fan at the mouth of the burn can be seen. This would once have been farmed.

Coire Sgamadail The corrie at the head of Sgamadail, backed by Beinn na Cailleach (785m) This is the north side of the hill, corrie forming ice would have lingered here.

Coire Sgamadail

The corrie at the head of Sgamadail, backed by Beinn na Cailleach (785m) This is the north side of the hill, corrie forming ice would have lingered here.

Shore Line, Rubha Ruadh from Loch Hourn

Shore Line, Rubha Ruadh from Loch Hourn

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Ascent of Sgamadail Climbing the steep glen on the north shore of Knoydart. A backroute into Inverie having been dropped off on the coast.

Ascent of Sgamadail

Climbing the steep glen on the north shore of Knoydart. A backroute into Inverie having been dropped off on the coast.

Coire Sgamadail The harsh climb from Loch Hourn relents at the corrie floor, now for a further climb to the pass.

Coire Sgamadail

The harsh climb from Loch Hourn relents at the corrie floor, now for a further climb to the pass.

Meall Gruamach Lochan studded summit above Loch Hourn.

Meall Gruamach

Lochan studded summit above Loch Hourn.

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Ceum Garbh is located at Grid Ref: NG8109 (Lat: 57.120315, Lng: -5.6119205)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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