STOer
Stoer is a coastal hamlet and peninsula in the far northwest of Scotland, located within the Highland council area. It forms part of the Assynt region and lies along the Atlantic coast near the village of Lochinver. The Stoer Peninsula projects into the sea, featuring rugged coastlines, sea cliffs, beaches, and tidal inlets that are popular with walkers and nature enthusiasts.
Geography and natural features
The landscape around Stoer is shaped by exposure to Atlantic weather and strong winds, with moorland, coastal
Key landmarks include Stoer Head Lighthouse, situated at the tip of Stoer Head and serving maritime traffic
The Stoer area reflects Gaelic and Norse historical influences typical of the northwest Highlands. Traditionally it
Stoer is reached by single-track roads from Lochinver and other nearby communities, with services and amenities