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Loch of Spiggie

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Facilities

Facilities

  • Car park : There is a small parking area next to the boatshed and information board.
  • Remote location

Nature trails

None - Because the reserve is sensitive to disturbance, access to the loch shore is not permitted. Most of the reserve can be viewed easily from the public road, but care should be taken not to impede other road users.

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01950 460800

Nearest town: Sumburgh, Mainland Shetland

Grid reference: HU374165

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Oystercatchers mating - Graham Catley
Otter lying in grass, eating - Niall Benvie
Whooper swan, spreading wings close up - Graham Catley
Bird illustrations by Mike Langman (RSPB)