Eilean a' Mhuineil

Island in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Eilean a' Mhuineil

Inbhir Dhorrcail The famous north corrie of Ladhar Bheinn lies off the top of the photo. This coastal area is wild and remote as is Knoydart! — Inbhir Dhorrcail Credit: Glen Breaden

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Eilean a' Mhuineil Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.099859/-5.5611821 or Grid Reference NG8406. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Inbhir Dhorrcail

The famous north corrie of Ladhar Bheinn lies off the top of the photo. This coastal area is wild and remote as is Knoydart!

Glen Breaden

Camas Domhain

A lovely Knoydart bay with a remote settlement by the name of Li.

Glen Breaden

Sgeir Liathan

David Brown

Herring Route to Corran

Path constructed in 1900 century by locals to facilitate the transportation on foot of herring catches to the village of Corran

Kenneth Ross

Clouds lifting from Ladhar Bheinn

A supplemental zoom shot from Corran of the clouds lifting from the mountainside and the sun starting to break through.

Andrew Hill

Rubha Camas na Cailinn

Only at low tide as shown here by the barnacle encrusted rocks does the very tip of Rubha Camas na Cailinn become the only land in this square

Tom Richardson

Small pebble beach Loch Hourn

Tom Richardson

Camas na Cailinn

Looking north to Beinn Sgritheall

Tom Richardson

Coastal path from Corran

Approaching the islands in Loch Hourn at A'Chiste Dhubh with Barrisdale in the distance.

Tom Richardson

Eilean a'Mhuineil

Some rocks connected to mainland Knoydart by tombolos. There is a fine view across Loch Hourn towards Beinn Sgritheall.

Richard Webb

Inbhir Dhorrcail

An alluvial fan beneath the great northern corrie of Ladhar Bheinn.

Richard Webb

Shoreline, Camas Domhain

Rough going on the shores of Loch Hourn. The line of trees in the background is a shelterbelt around Li.

Richard Webb

Foot of Coire Odhair

Beneath Ladhar Bheinn almost at sea level. Taken shortly before a winter conditions ascent of Ladhar Bheinn which also confirmed that there is magnetic variation on the hill. Quite hairy in places as being June, I had no axe.

Richard Webb

Rubha Camas na Cailinn

Looking across Loch Hourn to Rubha Ruadha.

John Allan

South side of Rubha Camas na Cailinn

Unsurprisingly similar photo to the only other in this square. NG8407 : Rubha Camas na Cailinn This is the only land in it.

John Allan

Shore of Loch Hourn south of Rubha Camas na Cailinn

Looking up Loch Hourn towards Barrisdale.

John Allan

Loch Hourn from the Ladhar Bheinn shore

Taken from the lochside at Poll a' Mhuineil, having been dropped off by sailing friends, giving me a chance to traverse Ladhar Bheinn and Luinne Bheinn before a rendezvous at Inverie on the other side of the Knoydart peninsula. Beinn Sgritheall is across the loch.

Jim Barton