Fasgadal

Settlement in Argyllshire

Scotland

Fasgadal

Moorland Above the cliffs of Fascadale Bay and the sea off N. Ardnamurchan
Moorland Credit: Peter Aikman

Fasgadal is a small village located in Argyllshire, Scotland. Situated on the west coast of Scotland, Fasgadal offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and nearby Loch Fyne. The village is known for its peaceful and picturesque setting, making it a popular destination for those seeking a quiet retreat in the Scottish Highlands.

Fasgadal is home to a small community of residents who enjoy a close-knit and friendly atmosphere. The village has a few amenities, including a local pub and a small convenience store, providing residents with the essentials they need without having to travel far.

The surrounding area of Fasgadal is rich in natural beauty, with rolling hills, lush forests, and sparkling lochs to explore. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife spotting in the area.

Overall, Fasgadal is a charming village that offers a peaceful and tranquil setting for residents and visitors alike. Its stunning scenery and friendly community make it a hidden gem in the Argyllshire region of Scotland.

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Fasgadal Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 56.760742/-6.0900832 or Grid Reference NM5070. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Moorland Above the cliffs of Fascadale Bay and the sea off N. Ardnamurchan
Moorland
Above the cliffs of Fascadale Bay and the sea off N. Ardnamurchan
Cliffs west of Fascadale
Cliffs west of Fascadale
Fascadale Beach
Fascadale Beach
On the road to Fascadale View from the road to Fascally on the Ardnmurchan Estate. In the distance the island of Eigg is visible off shore
On the road to Fascadale
View from the road to Fascally on the Ardnmurchan Estate. In the distance the island of Eigg is visible off shore
Former icehouse at Fascadale Fascadale was a salmon fishing station and ice was collected during the winter and stored in the icehouse.   During the salmon netting season, February to August, the salmon were packed with ice for the journey to southern markets.   The icehouse has the characteristic rounded roof which would have been covered with growing turf.
Former icehouse at Fascadale
Fascadale was a salmon fishing station and ice was collected during the winter and stored in the icehouse. During the salmon netting season, February to August, the salmon were packed with ice for the journey to southern markets. The icehouse has the characteristic rounded roof which would have been covered with growing turf.
Building at Fascadale We didn't look inside, so I don't know what this building was used for. I'm guessing storage of fishing/boating equipment.
Building at Fascadale
We didn't look inside, so I don't know what this building was used for. I'm guessing storage of fishing/boating equipment.
Shore near Achateny Saltmarsh above high tide mark, and rocks colonised by channel wrack just below high tide mark. The hills are part of the exterior of the 'great eucrite'.
Shore near Achateny
Saltmarsh above high tide mark, and rocks colonised by channel wrack just below high tide mark. The hills are part of the exterior of the 'great eucrite'.
Rocky Foreshore at Port Bàn Port Bàn means 'white port' or 'pale port' and presumably takes its name from pale sand. It is protected from the north-east by this wave-cut platform of rocks of the Achateny Breccia. In the background are hills which are part of the outer 'great eucrite'.
Rocky Foreshore at Port Bàn
Port Bàn means 'white port' or 'pale port' and presumably takes its name from pale sand. It is protected from the north-east by this wave-cut platform of rocks of the Achateny Breccia. In the background are hills which are part of the outer 'great eucrite'.
Rocky Foreshore The only land in this square is a few tens of square metres of mostly intertidal rocks. They are part of the interesting-looking Achateny Breccia, but no matter how interesting, a rising tide is not the time to examine them!
Rocky Foreshore
The only land in this square is a few tens of square metres of mostly intertidal rocks. They are part of the interesting-looking Achateny Breccia, but no matter how interesting, a rising tide is not the time to examine them!
Intertidal Rocks This corner of the square contains just a small area of rocks which are mostly below water at high tide. They belong to the Achateny Breccia, and a quick glance suggested that there might be interesting things to see. The tide, however, was rising, so a hasty retreat was called for as soon as this photograph was in the bag.
Intertidal Rocks
This corner of the square contains just a small area of rocks which are mostly below water at high tide. They belong to the Achateny Breccia, and a quick glance suggested that there might be interesting things to see. The tide, however, was rising, so a hasty retreat was called for as soon as this photograph was in the bag.
Port Ban Coastline Eigg and Rum can be seen in the distance.
Port Ban Coastline
Eigg and Rum can be seen in the distance.
Cattle, Fascadale. Cattle on the beach at Fascadale on the north shore of Ardnamurchan. View of Rum between Muck and Eigg.
Cattle, Fascadale.
Cattle on the beach at Fascadale on the north shore of Ardnamurchan. View of Rum between Muck and Eigg.
Fascadale Bay There were cattle grazing on the beach.  All the houses at Fascadale are now holiday homes owned by Ardnamurchan Estates and all were occupied this Easter weekend.  Eigg in the distance.
Fascadale Bay
There were cattle grazing on the beach. All the houses at Fascadale are now holiday homes owned by Ardnamurchan Estates and all were occupied this Easter weekend. Eigg in the distance.
Previously worked ground, Fascadale There is evidence of lazy beds here.  This hill gives easy walking on mainly short grass.
Previously worked ground, Fascadale
There is evidence of lazy beds here. This hill gives easy walking on mainly short grass.
The eastern view of Lochan Dubh Frankly, the lochan was a bit of a disappointment. After a prolonged dry spell, it was little more than a boggy marsh; no doubt it's a bit more like a proper lochan in normal West Highland weather.
The eastern view of Lochan Dubh
Frankly, the lochan was a bit of a disappointment. After a prolonged dry spell, it was little more than a boggy marsh; no doubt it's a bit more like a proper lochan in normal West Highland weather.
The Lochan Dubh A slightly wider view of the area around the Lochan Dubh than <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/825783">NM4870 : The eastern view of Lochan Dubh</a>. It's still pretty dried-out. The path shown on the map comes through the gap in the hills immediately above the bike, and its line is marked across rather featureless terrain by intermittent wooden posts such as the one used as a prop here.
The Lochan Dubh
A slightly wider view of the area around the Lochan Dubh than NM4870 : The eastern view of Lochan Dubh. It's still pretty dried-out. The path shown on the map comes through the gap in the hills immediately above the bike, and its line is marked across rather featureless terrain by intermittent wooden posts such as the one used as a prop here.
Ford over the Allt Fascadale The hillpath crosses the burn on these stones; easy going when the water level is low, it might be a bit more interesting during a spate.
Ford over the Allt Fascadale
The hillpath crosses the burn on these stones; easy going when the water level is low, it might be a bit more interesting during a spate.
Fascadale Bay With the mountains of the Cuillin of Rum in the distance.
Fascadale Bay
With the mountains of the Cuillin of Rum in the distance.
Show me another place!

Fasgadal is located at Grid Ref: NM5070 (Lat: 56.760742, Lng: -6.0900832)

Unitary Authority: Highland

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

Also known as: Fascadale

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