Gorthleck

Gorthleck is a small village located in the Highland council area of Scotland. It sits on the south shore of Loch Ness, approximately 20 miles southwest of Inverness. Its name is derived from Gaelic, likely referencing a prominent rock or stone feature in the local landscape. The village is primarily residential and agricultural, with tourism related to Loch Ness being a contributing factor to the local economy. Gorthleck is part of the wider Stratherrick and Foyers community. Amenities are limited within the immediate village, with more extensive services available in nearby Foyers and Inverness. The landscape surrounding Gorthleck is characterized by rolling hills, forests, and the expansive waters of Loch Ness.