Findhorn valley, Highland
The Findhorn Valley or Strathdearn runs along an unclassified road for nearly 10 miles westwards from the village of Tomatin on the A9 and 15 miles south of Inverness.
Vehicle access terminates at Coignafearn, a remote settlement, lodge and deer forest in the Monadhliath Mountains.
The Findhorn Valley is well known amongst birdwatchers for the impressive variety of birds of prey that can be seen with patience and luck.
Date: 17th June 2014
Location: view from Coignafearn at the end of the unclassified road down the Findhorn Valley
Vehicle access terminates at Coignafearn, a remote settlement, lodge and deer forest in the Monadhliath Mountains.
The Findhorn Valley is well known amongst birdwatchers for the impressive variety of birds of prey that can be seen with patience and luck.
Date: 17th June 2014
Location: view from Coignafearn at the end of the unclassified road down the Findhorn Valley
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Also in: Mountains and uplands
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