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Images, Graphics & Content - (C)opyright 1998-2005 Steve Caine UK Fossils Management - Alister Cruickshanks & Roy Bullard UK Fossils Curator - Ian Cruickshanks UK Fossils is a division of CWA Design and run in conjunction with UKGE. Whilst we try to ensure that all content is accurate and up to date we cannot guarantee this. UK Fossils takes no responsibility in the accuracy of this content, nor takes any liabilities for any trips, events or exchanges between visitors using either the discussion board or the UK Fossils planner. Any posted trips and events by UK Fossils are personal and not arranged by UK Fossils, therefore visitors should seek their own personal insurance cover. Please remember to always check the tide times. |
The dotted line indicating a track to the power station is a tarmaced road which permits acces to the bay and car park. The red road the A855 follows along side the power station loch. Just befor you ascend a hill after passing the loch to your right, take a right turn to a small road and follow this. The road passes over the dam of the loch. The “Old man of Storr” rocks can be seen directly behind you. 