Hills of Britain and Ireland
OS Map of Beinn nan Cnaimhseag
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Bone Caves at Inchnadamph - Dry river bed 1
This beautiful and popular walk leads up a limestone valley to visit the dramatic Bone Caves. These cave openings on a steep slope at the foot of a cliff have been excavated and were found to contain the remains of species such as lynx, reindeer and polar bear which once roamed the area. The nearer you get to the Bone Caves the river dries up (at least when we were there!) leaving this jumble of boulders.
18-Jun-24 • Bill Cumming • flickr
highland inchnadamph geology river 53818357593
Bone Caves at Inchnadamph - Dry river bed 2
This beautiful and popular walk leads up a limestone valley to visit the dramatic Bone Caves. These cave openings on a steep slope at the foot of a cliff have been excavated and were found to contain the remains of species such as lynx, reindeer and polar bear which once roamed the area. The nearer you get to the Bone Caves the river dries up (at least when we were there!) leaving this jumble of boulders.
18-Jun-24 • Bill Cumming • flickr
highland inchnadamph geology river 53818115296
Bone Caves at Inchnadamph - Dry river bed 3
This beautiful and popular walk leads up a limestone valley to visit the dramatic Bone Caves. These cave openings on a steep slope at the foot of a cliff have been excavated and were found to contain the remains of species such as lynx, reindeer and polar bear which once roamed the area. The nearer you get to the Bone Caves the river dries up (at least when we were there!) leaving this jumble of boulders.
18-Jun-24 • Bill Cumming • flickr
highland inchnadamph geology river 53817186892
Bone Caves at Inchnadamph - Dry river bed 4
This beautiful and popular walk leads up a limestone valley to visit the dramatic Bone Caves. These cave openings on a steep slope at the foot of a cliff have been excavated and were found to contain the remains of species such as lynx, reindeer and polar bear which once roamed the area. The nearer you get to the Bone Caves the river dries up (at least when we were there!) leaving this jumble of boulders.
18-Jun-24 • Bill Cumming • flickr
highland inchnadamph geology river 53817186907
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Notes
- Data: Database of British and Irish Hills v18.2
- Maps: We use OS mapping for England, Scotland, Wales, and the Isle of Man. Sadly, Channel Islands, Northern (OSNI) and Southern Ireland (OSI) mapping isn't available online, so we use Openstreetmap.