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Coordinates: 56.775°N 2.4158°W St Cyrus or Saint Cyrus ( Scots: Saunt Ceerus ), [2] formerly Ecclesgreig (from Scottish Gaelic: Eaglais Chiric) is a village in the far south of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. General information Traditional salmon fishing with nets is still conducted from St Cyrus beach.
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St Cyrus is simply one of the most picturesque beaches in the whole of Scotland. The beach is nestled between dramatic cliffs on one side and the wild North Sea on the other. The views from the beach and at the top of the cliffs are simply stunning. Walking from the car park to the end of the beach and back will probably take about 2 hours as.
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A good leg-stretching walk in a visually stunning coastal landscape. The St Cyrus Nature Reserve is a very special place for plants and wildlife. The route takes in the old raised beach, a long stretch of golden sand, a waterfall, and wonderful clifftop views. This walk explores the very special natural environment that makes up the St Cyrus Nature Reserve. The Reserve is a protective space.
Enjoying the sunshine in St Cyrus Beach TravScotland Travelling Scotland / The unchanging land
St Cyrus or Saint Cyrus , formerly Ecclesgreig is a village in the far south of Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
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33 Beaches By Cosmopolitan624865 Walked along this beautiful beach to the SNH trails on the St Cyrus National Nature Reserve and back up (again fairly. 2. Ecclesgreig Castle & Gardens 11
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St Cyrus National Nature Reserve is managed by Scottish Natural Heritage. With its wide range of wildflowers, birds and insects, St Cyrus is one of the richest and most diverse nature reserves in Britain. The Reserve sweeps around the beautiful sandy shore with volcanic cliffs. The Visitor Centre, has toilet facilities and is open daily from April to October, and Monday to Friday, from.
St Cyrus Bay & Beach, St Cyrus National Nature Reserve, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK Stock Photo
With its towering volcanic cliffs, swathes of beautiful beach, breathtaking displays of wildflowers and an unbelievable variety of insects and birds, St Cyrus is one of the richest and most diverse nature reserves in Britain.
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St Cyrus NNR lies on the east coast of Scotland a short distance north of Montrose. Steep cliffs mark the western boundary, and the eastern boundary is the North Sea. Coastal habitat Our management priority is to protect and enhance the diverse coastal habitats.
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St Cyrus NNR is signposted on the right, immediately after the Northwater Bridge over the River Esk. Follow the single track road for 2.5 kilometres to the car park and visitor centre. DD10 0AQ is the nearest postcode.
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A picturesque coastal village nestled in south Aberdeenshire, St Cyrus is known for its scenic setting and as a natural habitat to many nature and wildlife species.
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St Cyrus Aberdeen City and Shire Part of St Cyrus National Nature Reserve (NNR), this sandy beach is located midway between Aberdeen and Dundee on the eastern coast of Scotland. St Cyrus Beach runs for 3 miles, from the small village of St Cyrus to the mouth of the North Esk River.
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St Cyrus beach and cliff, St Cyrus. Head out along the fine sand of St Cyrus beach before climbing the cliffs for spectacular views and then return below the cliffs passing old salmon bothies in the nature reserve renowned for its grasslands, rare flowers and butterflies and moths. The walk can also be started from St Cyrus village.
St Cyrus beach and cliff, St Cyrus (Walkhighlands)
13th century onwards. Lauriston Castle stands on a clifftop site near the Aberdeenshire village of St Cyrus and just over a mile inland from the North Sea coast of Scotland. Once a royal fortress, it can claim to be one of the oldest privately owned and inhabited castles in the region. It is a Category C listed building.
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St Cyrus. Formerly known as Ecclesgreig, the village of St Cyrus in southeast Aberdeenshire lies close to the North Sea coast, 4 miles (6 km) north of Montrose. Its earlier name is linked to a chapel that once stood on the site of the Nether Kirkyard to the south of the village, that building last being used in 1632. A centre for agriculture.
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We found this wee gem between St Cyrus and Johnshaven, it's around a corner on the way to Johnshaven from St Cyrus on the main road. You must park on the bridge. Clearer directions are on YouTube Videos online. There is woods surrounding the road and bridge but below is a waterfall.. Scotland 6 contributions. 2. Warning - visit at own risk.
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St. Cyrus Beach (Ecclesgreig) St Cyrus, formerly known as Ecclesgreig Beach, is a wide expanse of sandy beach backed by spectacular red granite cliffs which tower above it. The beach is set within one of the most important botanical nature reserves in Scotland, being the northernmost limit for many of its flowering plants and insects, as well.
