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Noss Head Stacks

Noss Head Stacks, by Sinclair Gimgoe Castle,Caithness, Scotland, UK. The Noss Head Stacks are on the North East Coast of Caithness. The route is now along the coastal cliffs once more, passing the back of two deep geos before reaching a track, and turning right along this to reach the ruins of Castle Sinclair Girnigoe. The castle is perched on a small sandstone stack between two geos; it has been undergoing restoration on and off for some years, and you may or may not be able to go inside across the drawbridge. There are excellent views of the castle from the path which can be followed a little way further along the coast to view more sea stacks and the castle. Return along the castle access track, following this back to the Noss Head road and then turn right to head inland. This minor road goes through flat farmland, and passes some cottages and then the entrance to Noss Farm on the right. At the crossroads with Wick airport straight ahead, turn left. Follow the road until a sharp left bend brings you to the outskirts of Staxigoe. Follow this road through the houses to the harbour and the start point for the walk.

Calendonian Canal in Scotland

Calendonian Canal in Scotland

Silver Sands, Aberdour, Fife,Scotland, seashore with rocks

Eilean Donan Castle

The famous Eilean Donan Castle in western Scotland

Dunnottar castle from the Southern Beach, Scotland

Gannet at Troup Head

Northern Gannet at Troup Head RSPB, Scotland

Kilt Rock - Isle of Skye Scotland

Kilt Rock - Isle of Skye Scotland

Rocks of the coast

The coast from st abbs nature reserve
in scotland. The coast from st abbs nature reserve
in scotland

Gannet at Troup Head

Northern Gannet at Troup Head RSPB, Scotland

Dramatic sky over Loch Long Argyll and Bute Scotland UK

Dramatic sky over Loch Long Argyll and Bute Scotland UK

Gannet at Troup Head

Northern Gannet at Troup Head RSPB, Scotland

John o' Groats point, Scotland, with copy space

Fingal s Cave, sea cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa

Fingal s Cave, sea cave on the uninhabited island of Staffa

Coast turquoise water hebrides Scotland

Coast turquoise water hebrides Scotland

Ocean Wave Coastal

Ocean Wave with Coastal and beach at Highland Scotland. Ocean Wave with Coastal and beach at Highland Scotland

Schieldaig beach

Shieldaig's Beach (Scotland) by a sunny summer day with white clouds, at low tide. Shieldaig's Beach (Scotland) by a sunny summer day with white clouds, at low tide.

On the scottish coast

The coast of north berwick in scotland. The coast of north berwick in scotland

Dramatic seascape view

Dramatic seascape view, water and rocks at scotland coast

Accross the sea

Accross the sea

Grey Seal just North of Edinburgh, Scotland

Lobster pots and harbour

The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland. The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland

Sango Bay and Eilean Moar Isle, northern Scotland

Sango Bay and Eilean Moar Isle, northern Scotland

Sunset over lake

Sunset over lake in Scotland with silhouette of trees in distance.

View from the ferry heading towards the island of Arran in Scotland. View from the ferry heading towards the island of Arran in Scotland

The rocky shore of the castle

The castle remains of st andrews and the rocky coastline in scotland. The castle remains of st andrews and the rocky coastline in scotland

A low down view of the rocky coastline of Caithness in scotland, a guillemot just resting on the rocks drying out. A low down view of the rocky coastline of Caithness in scotland, a guillemot just resting on the rocks drying out.

Castletown Harbour

Castletown Harbour, Caithness, Scotland, UK. In a late day it was one of the ports of make slab, a lot of shipping went out this port take Caithness slab all over the World.And in 1820 work began on the construction of Castlehill Harbour, intended to allow the easy transport of flagstones from the local quarries to destinations throughout the British Isles and far beyond: Castlehill flagstone found use in places as far afield as South America and Australia. The first cargo of flagstones left Castlehill Harbour in April 1825: many more were to follow.
The workers in Traill's quarry and their families needed somewhere to live, and Traill established a planned village built to a grid pattern inland from Castlehill. This became Castletown and by 1825 was substantially complete. Traill also built Castletown Mill in 1818 to process corn from the surrounding area. Close by is the car park at the end of the beach footpath. This was opened in 2000 and gives access to the excellent beach and dune area to the north east. The 100 people employed in Castletown's flagstone industry in 1825 had increased to 500 by the peak year of 1902, when 35,363 tonnes of flag were produced, worth £23,239. But by the 1920s concrete paving stones had largely replaced the natural material and the industry died. Today's Castletown is a neat village built largely, as you would expect, from the local stone. A series of imposing buildings dominate the centre of the village. The Castletown

Coastal landscape

Coastal landscape by a rainy and windy day at Elgol port in scotland, isle of skye.

Red sea cliffs near Arbroath

Red sea cliffs near Arbroath

There are a lot of straw bales and farms after harvest in Scotland. There are a lot of straw bales and farms after harvest in Scotland.

Cliffs of the coast

The coast from st abbs nature reserve in scotland. The coast from st abbs nature reserve in scotland

Down on the harbour

The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland. The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland

Sea view from a stone window of an old ruin near the ocean

Sea view from a stone window of an old ruin near the ocean

Mountain road, Isle of Skye, Scotland

Green cliffs and coast

The coast from st abbs nature reserve
in scotland. The coast from st abbs nature reserve
in scotland

Quayside lighthouse, Ardrishaig, Scotland

Quayside lighthouse, Ardrishaig, Scotland

Beach in Scotland, white sand. Beach in Scotland, white sand

Arbroath harbour

A gloomy day at Arbroath harbour, Angus, Scotland.

Landscape of st abbs

The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland. The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland

A scottish shore looking towards the cuillin mountains on scotland

Houses at plockton bay in Scotland at low tide

Seagull on a sea wall

Seagull on a sea wall

Scotland seashore

Scotland seashore

Grey Seal just North of Edinburgh, Scotland

Traigh chuil beach

Traigh Chuil beach near the village of Bac in July. Lewis, Western Isles, Scotland

Seals resting on the rock in scotland

Photograph of rotting old boats taken near Salen on the Isle of Mull, Scotland on a typically overcast day. Photograph of rotting old boats taken near Salen on the Isle of Mull, Scotland on a typically overcast day.

A wild sky is drawn by the wind and the clouds in the Northwest of Scotland. A wild sky is drawn by the wind and the clouds in the Northwest of Scotland.

Gannet at Troup Head

Northern Gannet at Troup Head RSPB, Scotland

Sea arch near Carsaig, Mull

Sea arch near Carsaig, Mull

Grey Seal just North of Edinburgh, Scotland

Cromarty harbor

Pier in Cromarty harbor, scotland

Sheep by the coast

The coast from st abbs nature reserve in scotland. The coast from st abbs nature reserve in scotland

A sheep on a Scottish farm. A sheep on a Scottish farm

Rocky Coastline

A rocky coastline at St. andrews in Scotland provides many small sheltered beach areas at low tide

Landscape of the coast

The coastline of st abbs in scotland. The coastline of st abbs in scotland

Gannet at Troup Head

Northern Gannet at Troup Head RSPB, Scotland

Lighthouse in Sutherland

Lighthouse in Sutherland, Scotland, close to cliffs

Harbour at st abbs

The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland. The town and harbour of st abbs in scotland

Latheron Graveyard

Latheron is on the A9, Latheron Graveyard, Caithness, Scotland, UK Latheron (Scottish Gaelic: Latharan) is a small village and civil parish in Caithness, in the Highland Region of Scotland, centred on the junction of the A9 with the A99. Latheron Parish Churchyard is at Wheel, near the road from Latheron to Lybster. It has been extended to the East. The old parish church built in 1734 is now home to the Clan Gunn Museum opened in 1985. An 18th-century parish church, and a fragment of its predecessor, apparently occupying the site of a 13th-century church. Latheron was one of the churches reserved to the bishop in a charter of 1223 x 45, and in 1515 the vicar of Latheron is on record but intermediate references appear to be lacking. A new church was built about 1734, part of its predecessor being retained in the rear to serve as a burial place of the Sinclairs of Dunbeath. Known as 'The Aisle', this fragment presents no features of architectural interest, although a 17th-century monument with an effaced Latin inscription is built into the wall. No stones of interest are visible in the churchyard. A belfry was added to the church in 1822 in which the bell from the 17th-century bell tower (ND23SW 5) was installed.

Western Isles sea stacks

Western Isles sea stacks

Guillemot eating small fish on ledge

Common Guillemots at Duncansby Head (Scotland) of which one is having a small fish in its bill. Common Guillemots at Duncansby Head (Scotland) of which one is having a small fish in its bill

Sea Urchin

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