Waterfalls in Scotland

The Silver Glen lies approximately 1 km to the east of the town of Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, and takes its name from the silver that was mined there in the …read more

Falls of Clyde Nature Reserve is famous for stunning waterfalls and scenic woodland. Over 100 bird species have been recorded in the reserve, as well as Daubenton’s bats, badgers, otters, and many insect species. For more information, visit: scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/reserve/falls-of-clyde.

The access to the right waterfall is actually from the street. From the West Highland Way you come to the River Falloch with small cascades.

From Sligachan you can take a nice hike towards the Black Cullins. Even without climbing the summit, you will be rewarded with a magnificent view of Glen Sligachan on this …read more

As the River Dochart approaches Killin, the bed broadens out at the same time as its gradient steepens, resulting in the spectacular Falls of Dochart, one of Scotland's more impressive …read more

This reserve is famous for its spectacular waterfalls, historic visitors and scenic forest trails. Over 100 species of birds have been recorded, including the dipper, raven and kingfisher. Daubenton bats …read more

Alva Glen is a spectacular gorge situated above the village of Alva at the foot of the Ochil Hills.
Alva Glen is a diverse and attractive glen. The forest floor …read more

Continue on the path round underneath the waterfall

The Falls of Moness is a cascading waterfall on the Moness Burn in the Birks of Aberfeldy, a woodland that was made famous in a poem by Scottish poet Robert …read more

Round hiking path to the waterfall and Loch Coire is recommended (see map).

Short well-developed way, but great waterfalls.

We visited Falls of Foyer after some days of heavy rain, the falls were quite impressive then.

The Falls of Acharn is a dramatic waterfall in a spectacular wooded gorge. There are paths around the falls with viewing platforms. Those who hike through the Hermit’s Cave are rewarded with a tremendous view of the waterfall.

On the way back you pass the National Ice Climbing Center ... exciting for all who are interested in climbing. There is also a nice cafeteria, where you can see the athletes or warm up;)

On the way to the Lost Valley you will pass a beautiful waterfall. The trail is almost parallel to the stream that becomes underground in the Lost Valley. Nice quiet valley.
Be early because the parking spaces are quickly occupied

This is an impressive 160 foot (50 metre) waterfall near the head of Loch Muick. It is a steep and, in some places, challenging path to the falls. However, in …read more

The waterfall can be seen particularly well, if you secure yourself and climb along the rock walls to get over a pipe on the other side of the water.

Even without the salmon jumping a great place to stop.

Easy walk from the car park, some easy scrambling about halfway. Weather may change quickly, so be prepared for everything. There is a rope bridge close by.

Beautiful cascade waterfalls alongside the A84 and National Cycle Route 7. The best way to see the falls is to follow the cycle route and have a wee explore in the forest surrounding them.