
Fairy Pools, Skye
The fairy pools may not be the biggest falls, but their crystal-clear waters have long drawn people from all of their world to witness their
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The fairy pools may not be the biggest falls, but their crystal-clear waters have long drawn people from all of their world to witness their

Lovely walk along a small burn (stream) with a nice waterfall at the end. Uneven path. Not good for those with mobility issues or push

Lovely falls, bit a walk from the car park (steep). Good path but not ideal for those with mobility issues or multiple push chairs. 21

Famous for being one of the best places in Scotland to view salmon leaping upstream https://www.visitscotland.com/info/see-do/falls-of-shin-visitor-attraction-p1905721 46 Miles / 74 Kilometres what3words – confident.prompting.raced

Nice falls. Uneven path. Definitely not for those with mobility issues or push chairs. On the route if doing a Loch Ness 360. https://www.visitinvernesslochness.com/property/falls-of-foyers/ 20

On the route of undertaking a Loch Ness 360 https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attractions-g551812-Activities-c57-Invermoriston_Loch_Ness_Region_Scottish_Highlands_Scotland.html 28 Miles/ 46 Kilometres from Acer Glen what3words – ballparks.going.broke

The falls are 46 m high, with a fantastic view above and below. https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g4573282-d1548947-Reviews-Plodda_Falls-Tomich_Scottish_Highlands_Scotland.html 33 / 54 what3words – query.sideburns.balconies

The Corrieshalloch Gorge (Ugly Hollow in Gaelic), is a death defying waterfall, not suitable for the faint hearted. The spectacularly beautiful 150 feet drop can