21 KM
Grade B
This is a long, remote and exposed section of coastline that only has one sheltered landing spot along it, this at the unique river mouth tiny harbour of Berridale. On this remote journey the paddler will be kept company by thousands of sea birds in the early summer months and be rewarded with exceptional cliff scenery with the grandfather of all sea arches to paddle through.
21 KM
Coastal Paddling
No Landing Zones
Vehicle or Bus Shuttle
Grade B
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The immense sea arch at An Dun
The noise and smell of the thousands of nesting birds at An Dun
The remote and inaccessible feel of the entire coastline
The waterfall cascading into the sea past An Dun
The unique hamlet and natural harbour of Berriedale
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Gallery
An Dun Arch
An Dun
South of Dunbeath, An Dun visible
South of Dunbeath
Dunbeath Castle
Dunbeath Castle
Typical cliff scenery
Cliffs near An Dun
Cliffs near an Dun
An Dun
Berriedale
Waterfall south of An Dun
Waterfall south of An Dun
Cliffs & caves
Cliffs & caves
Looking towards Berriedale
An Dun's Arch
An Dun's Arch
Berriedale
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This trip is covered by the following OS map:
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