Muck, Scotland
Muck is an island in Scotland. It is the smallest main island of the Small Isles, which are part of the Inner Hebrides. There are about 27 people living on the island. Most of them live near Port Mòr.
Muck, Scotland Media
Fort at the entrance to Port Mor This fine fort overlooks the entrance to the harbour of Port Mor
Gleann Mhairtein Gleann Mhairtein, Isle of Muck, looking north-west. The islands of Canna and Rum can be seen on the horizon.
Gallanach Beach on the Isle of Muck, looking north towards the Isle of Eigg.
Highland Pony
Northern coastline of Muck There is a small bay on the north coast accessible by a faint footpath. This is an area where otters are to be seen.
Southwest coast of Isle of Muck Muck may be a small island but to walk its entire coastline gives a glorious range of views of the island, the neighbouring islands and mainland. Beinn Airean the highest point of Muck is visible from this viewpoint as well as the mainland around Ardnamurchan Point.
South-west coast of Muck Steep rocky valley leading down to the sea on the Isle of Muck
Volcanic dykes on Muck extending as Reefs. Gallanach bay is a good place to look for unusual seeds borne on the Gulf stream. The Sgurr of Eigg is in the back ground right and Rhum on the left.*The Bay is a good anchorage except in Northerly gales
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