フランダースモス国立自然保護区のおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The Keltie Waterfalls are located north of Callander in the Scottish Trossachs. The Keltie Burn flows here through a wooded gorge and plunges down several rocky steps. The water is particularly impressive after rainfall. A beautiful, short detour into a quiet landscape that is significantly less visited than the well-known Bracklinn Falls.

ケルティー・ウォーターは、カレンダーの近くの風景の中を流れ、ブラッコリン滝を流れ落ちる小川です。カレンダーの北の丘に源を発し、最終的にテイス川に注ぎます。特に雨の後には、ケルティー・ウォーターは多くの水を運び、ブラッコリン滝を特に印象的にします。

カレンダーからの挑戦的な登りは、街と息をのむような自然の信じられないほどの眺めによって報われます。

waterproof 👟

You can cover the whole ridge wich has lovely 360 views and even connect with the Bracklinn Falls loop. Well worth it!

There’s a good flow of water over threes falls even in summer months. Perhaps a better fall than Bracklinn when there’s been little rain, and the pools beneath are more accessible. The paths can be overgrown with bracken in July / August.

Keltie Water rises to the east of Loch Lubnaig and flows south for about 10 miles (16 km) before going the River Teith near Callander. There are a number of attractive waterfalls on the way. Here on the wooded western flank of A'Chrannach, you can get a view of the meandering course it takes through the Scottish Hills.

A small nondescript little pool near the street. Market by a stony sign. You can see the water bubble a bit.