Loch Urigill is a freshwater loch near Elphin at the southern tip of the Assynt District in north-west Sutherland, Scotland.

It is not directly linked to any main roads; however, small trails lead to the loch.

[3][4] The Loch is nearly 2 miles across and yet very rarely reaches over 5 metres in depth therefore making it easy for weeds and plants to grow inside the shallower ends of the loch.

[3] Fishing is possible in the Loch and despite the shallowness it's been reported that large trout can be found inside Loch Urigill.

[5] The Doire Dubh nature reserve is just west of the Loch but just east is Loch Borralan which is larger, on a main road and has dedicated lodges for it making it a much larger and easier to access tourist attraction.