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Now this is a waterfall that is actually worth going to. Beautiful woodland trail high above the waterfall and tge river. Really worth a stop!

The Falls of Damff is a spectacular waterfall, but it's a little harder to view than the Falls of Unich downstream. It marks the top of the rocky gorge, downstream it's a bit of a scramble in the narrow Water of Lee valley. Upstream, it flattens out on the moorland.

A powerful waterfall on the River Lee with a nice plunge pool large enough for a dip. The trail up to this point is easy running, the next section following the river is much rockier.

The picnic area is great, the kids had fun throwing stones into the water while we had a break.

Craig Maskeldie is an impressive hill, even along all the other hills that surround you. From the road you can spot the rushing Falls of Unich. A side trail leads over a wooden bridge closer to the falls. If you continue along that trail, it will take you to another hidden waterfall.

The Falls of Damff is a spectacular waterfall but it's a little harder to view than the Falls of Unich downstream. It marks the top of the rocky gorge, downstream it's a bit of a scramble in the narrow Water of Lee valley. Upstream it flattens out on the moorland.

A walk along the short path from the car park takes you to this rather spectacular view of the Reekie Linn. Care is needed along the path as there is a long drop into the gorge. The path continues along further for a longer walk, however there is no further worth while views of the river.

The Falls of Damff. Take care near the edge. Better viewed from the south side.