St John’s Head Home / Attractions / Hoy Geography / St John’s Head At 1,128 feet (335m) St John’s Head is the highest vertical sea cliff in the UK. The horizontal beds of sandstone at St John’s Head have weathered to give dramatic vertical red and yellow cliffs, which are especially vibrant with a low evening sun. Share this:ShareClick to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)
Incredible cliffs, amazing. Isn’t Conachair on St Kilda considered a vertical cliff? It is almost 100m higher at 427m.
Hoy is a very beautiful island, the photo was taken from a well describe position.
Hoy sound seen from Ward Hill. Hoy
Really nice Adrian, thanks.
Incredible cliffs, amazing. Isn’t Conachair on St Kilda considered a vertical cliff? It is almost 100m higher at 427m.