Waterfalls in Scotland

Access to the actual waterfall is actually from the road. From the West Highland Way you come to the River Falloch with small cascades at this point.

Anyone who has seen Harry Poter is not interested in whether this is the second highest waterfall in Scotland. This waterfall can be seen in the background of various Quidditch … 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 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

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

The viewpoint platform by Plodda Falls allows to you take in the waterfalls in all their splendour. Rumour has it that Lord Tweedmouth even altered the watercourse to make them … read more

Located at the western end of Loch Tay are the Falls of Dochart. Here, you can admire the misty spray rising in the air as the white water crashes into the rocks.

You can really see the salmon jumping, totally impressive ...

The waterfall on the Keltie Water is accessed by a path from Callander. It's a stunning place but best viewed from the bridge. The old bridge was removed in 2021 … read more

Strone Hill German / EnglishStrone Hill nestles between the river and the Tyndrum-Oban road. It is a good place to stop for a break and enjoy fresh forest air and enjoy the beautiful Lochy Waterfall. read more

Beautiful waterfalls in a remote place surrounded by natural beauty. Great place for a hike.

The Measach is a 150ft waterfall of the Abhainn Droma River at the head of the mile long gorge known as Corrieshalloch Gorge.

The Falls of Foyer cascade for 140ft dramatically into a large pool within the gorge here. There are two viewpoints from which to view them, a higher and a lower one.

The Dog Falls are best viewed from this natural platform. They descend into a dramatic natural gorge, surrounded by native deciduous trees making for stunning colourful photos throughout the year.

The impressive, tumbling Pattack Falls and its rocky gorge are particularly spectacular when the River Pattack is in spate after heavy rainfall. There is lovely walking in the surrounding woodlands … read more

One of the most impressive waterfalls in this area, the Grey Mare's Tail descends around 40ft into the gorge below. One of the few Via Ferrata's in the UK is … read more

Arklet Waterfall flows from Loch Arklet into Loch Lomond over a cascading set of rocks.

From the path along the top of the water, you're afforded a bird's eye perspective … read more

On the way to the waterfall there are many animals to see, sheep, Scottish highland cattle, horses, donkeys etc.

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.

The waterfall here cascades more than 100m straight down into the ravine, the largest single drop of any waterfall in Britain at 113 m (370 ft).

The falls border Kintail, … read more