Aisig

Settlement in Inverness-shire

Scotland

Aisig

Footbridge over the Allt Linnidal Looking upstream, with Beinn Dearg Bheag and Beinn na Caillich in the distance.
Footbridge over the Allt Linnidal Credit: John Allan

Aisig is a small village located in the picturesque region of Inverness-shire, Scotland. Situated on the banks of the River Aisig, the village is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Despite its small size, Aisig offers visitors a range of amenities and attractions. The village boasts a charming main street lined with quaint shops, cafes, and traditional Scottish pubs, where visitors can sample local cuisine and beverages. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the village is sure to make any visitor feel at home.

Nature lovers will be delighted by the many outdoor activities available in Aisig and its surrounding areas. The river provides the perfect setting for fishing enthusiasts, with salmon and trout being popular catches. Hiking and mountain biking trails can be found in the nearby mountains, offering breathtaking views of the Scottish Highlands. Aisig is also a great base for exploring the famous Loch Ness, which is only a short drive away.

For those interested in history and culture, Aisig has a rich heritage. The village is home to a historical museum that showcases the local history and traditions of the area. Additionally, the nearby ruins of a medieval castle offer a glimpse into the past.

Overall, Aisig is a charming village that offers visitors a chance to experience the beauty of the Scottish countryside while enjoying a range of activities and attractions. Whether it's exploring the outdoors, immersing oneself in local culture, or simply relaxing in a peaceful setting, Aisig has something to offer everyone.

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Aisig Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.248215/-5.8330745 or Grid Reference NG6824. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Footbridge over the Allt Linnidal Looking upstream, with Beinn Dearg Bheag and Beinn na Caillich in the distance.
Footbridge over the Allt Linnidal
Looking upstream, with Beinn Dearg Bheag and Beinn na Caillich in the distance.
House at Lower Breakish At the eastern end of the Brecais Iosal road, with a view over the mouth of Ob Bhreacais.
House at Lower Breakish
At the eastern end of the Brecais Iosal road, with a view over the mouth of Ob Bhreacais.
Rockwell Commander 114B at Broadford G-OECM at the airfield on Skye. This 21-year-old aircraft is based at Carlisle
Rockwell Commander 114B at Broadford
G-OECM at the airfield on Skye. This 21-year-old aircraft is based at Carlisle
Apron at Isle of Skye [Ashaig] Airfield The runway is just ahead, running left/right.
Apron at Isle of Skye [Ashaig] Airfield
The runway is just ahead, running left/right.
Welcome Isle of Skye [Ashaig] The Broadford airfield office.
Welcome Isle of Skye [Ashaig]
The Broadford airfield office.
The Isle of Skye Airstrip Plaque commemorating the opening of the airstrip by the Hon. George Younger on 14 April 1972. Constructed by the Corps of Royal Engineers, 1969-1971.
The Isle of Skye Airstrip
Plaque commemorating the opening of the airstrip by the Hon. George Younger on 14 April 1972. Constructed by the Corps of Royal Engineers, 1969-1971.
The Broadford Airstrip on Skye Looking across the runway towards the hills of Applecross.
The Broadford Airstrip on Skye
Looking across the runway towards the hills of Applecross.
A87 through Breakish
A87 through Breakish
Red Skye Restaurant, Breakish This restaurant occupies what was once Breakish school and schoolhouse.
Red Skye Restaurant, Breakish
This restaurant occupies what was once Breakish school and schoolhouse.
Footbridge, Lower Breakish The footbridge carries a path from Waterloo and the Ardnish peninsula to Lower Breakish over the Allt Linnidal.
Footbridge, Lower Breakish
The footbridge carries a path from Waterloo and the Ardnish peninsula to Lower Breakish over the Allt Linnidal.
Ob Bhreacais, Lower Breakish A basalt dyke crosses the head of the inlet, creating a small waterfall on the Allt Linnidal, which appears to be covered at high water.
Ob Bhreacais, Lower Breakish
A basalt dyke crosses the head of the inlet, creating a small waterfall on the Allt Linnidal, which appears to be covered at high water.
Ob Bhreacais, Lower Breakish The estuary of the Allt Linnidal, which separates the Ardnish peninsula and Lower Breakish.
Ob Bhreacais, Lower Breakish
The estuary of the Allt Linnidal, which separates the Ardnish peninsula and Lower Breakish.
Pontoon, Ardnish I've not worked out what this was used for.
Pontoon, Ardnish
I've not worked out what this was used for.
Ardnish An isolated tree on rough grassland. The small outcrops face south or SE.
Ardnish
An isolated tree on rough grassland. The small outcrops face south or SE.
Outcrop, Ardnish This appears to me to be a limestone dyke.
Outcrop, Ardnish
This appears to me to be a limestone dyke.
Rubha Ardnish Eilean na Ruadhaich (mid distance, left of centre) is accessible at low water.
Rubha Ardnish
Eilean na Ruadhaich (mid distance, left of centre) is accessible at low water.
Eilean na Ruadhaich Looking east from the island, which is accessible at low water.
Eilean na Ruadhaich
Looking east from the island, which is accessible at low water.
Eilean na Ruadhaich Looking north from the island, which is accessible at low water.
The islands in the distance are Pabay (left) and the Crowlin Islands (centre).
Eilean na Ruadhaich
Looking north from the island, which is accessible at low water. The islands in the distance are Pabay (left) and the Crowlin Islands (centre).
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Aisig is located at Grid Ref: NG6824 (Lat: 57.248215, Lng: -5.8330745)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Ashaig

What 3 Words

///fools.pillows.targeted. Near Broadford, Highland

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Ashaig
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Name En: Ashaig
Name Gd: Aiseig
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Wikidata: Q2179715
Wikipedia: en:Ashaig
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Bench
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Cafe
Lean to Coffee
Addr City: Ashaig
Addr Housenumber: 8
Addr Postcode: IV42 8PZ
Addr Street: Ashaig
Cuisine: coffee_shop
Opening Hours: Mo, Tu, Fr-Su 10:00-16:00
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