Noss Head (with Lighthouse)
UK-327 · Highland, Scotland
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The name Noss Head comes from the Old Norse word, Snos, a nose, the peak of nose-shaped headland. Noss Head is a dramatic Caithness promontory featuring a historic lighthouse overlooking scenic Sinclairs Bay. Lighthouse established in 1849 and engineered by Alan Stevenson.
Open public pedestrian access via a level clifftop walking path. Motor access is restricted; vehicles must park in the designated public car park at the bottom of the single-track approach road rather than driving directly to the lighthouse.
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