Loch Beag
Introduction
The photograph on this page of Loch Beag by Bill Kasman as part of the Geograph project.
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Loch Beag
Image: © Bill Kasman Taken: 27 Sep 2018
The path from Barrisdale runs by Loch Beag on its way to Kinloch Hourn which is just around the corner. Loch Beag is the name given to the upper reaches of Loch Hourn. The mist-covered hill dead ahead is the Munro 'Sgurr a Mhaoraich' (1027m/3369ft) an excellent viewpoint for Loch Hourn - if it isn't misty! This image was taken when the tide was out and it is interesting to compare it with this image taken from pretty much the same position when the tide was in and it wasn't misty! Image
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Image Location
Latitude
57.107827
Longitude
-5.387731