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The Falls of Measach in Scotland are a beautiful and impressive waterfall that captivates nature lovers and photographers alike. The clear, rushing water plunges powerfully into the depths, creating a breathtaking backdrop amidst the pristine Scottish landscape. The path to the falls is pleasant and leads through lush forests, making the hike a relaxing nature experience. The surroundings are quiet and peaceful, perfect for escaping the stresses of everyday life and enjoying the beauty of nature. The waterfall scenery reveals itself in its full glory, especially in sunlight or after rainfall. The Falls of Measach are a hidden gem that nature and waterfall lovers should definitely visit. Overall, a place full of tranquility, beauty, and impressive natural power!

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This dramatic gorge overlooks Loch Maree and creates a breathtaking view of the loch's waters, framed by rugged mountains and lush forest in the distance.

There are many beautiful waterfalls in the Abhainn Dhiseig. The path to Ben More (Munro) follows the stream for much of the walk until the stream disappears into a steep sided gorge.

Eag Dhubh or more strictly Eag Dhubh na h-Eigheachd is the very prominent cleft seen in the otherwise largely unbroken south face of Sgùrr Mòr, the higher of the two Munro summits of Beinn Alligin in Glen Torridon. Most of this cleft lies in shaow for much of the day. It is usually seen from just west of the summit of Sgùrr Mòr either while approaching or leaving the summit. From below it is best viewed from about 2km up the Coire Mhic Nòbuill path leading behing Liathach or towards the Horns of Alligin and Beinn Dearg. There is no route down this cleft to the corrie below.

Bridge is currently closed 07'2024

The falls are about 18 meters high, and have a considerable volume of water flowing due to some of the lochans further upstream. The path follows the narrow gorge upstream, passing smaller pools where the falls have previously been. It is worth walking up past the falls too, to enjoy the view of the mountains.

The bridge can be an airy experience to cross, but gives a fantastic view down the gorge. The path to here is good, and short.

Dozens of pretty waterfalls line the stream on the lower section of this mountain. There is a direct path, but following the curve of the stream is worth it for the sound of the cascades.

Green shimmering algae on cold stone walls, an underground waterfall, a large chamber that opens onto a bay with a sandy beach - the Smoo Cave is an impressive natural beauty in the north of Scotland.

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Really great walk option in any weather.

Very nice technical descent in an incredibly beautiful environment. For experienced mountain bikers! Especially very rough with lots of boulders, steep parts but also wonderfully flowy in parts!

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As Bene wrote, the river Allt a' Chaorainn has to be crossed at least (!) once, at the end (on the way down) one has to end on the east side to be able to cross the River Pean. So it's better not to wait too long before crossing, it doesn't get any easier the further you go (of course this applies especially when it's raining). You can't escape the bow anyway...

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You will hardly meet any people on this path.

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Oh, and in a few places you should have a head for heights because it goes down steeply next to the slippery trail.

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Danger! In some parts of this section there is no real path, just trails that are sometimes difficult to find. In several places you also have to cross the stream; There are usually a few larger stones in the ford for this purpose. However, if it has rained heavily, the river will have too much water, making it difficult to cross, and the entire climb to the pass will be very muddy and slippery. Sticks definitely help. When it rains or after a rainy day, this section is only recommended to a limited extent, but when it is passable, it is simply like paradise. The main thing is that you are well prepared!!

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It‘s a nice way through the valley an you‘ll have amazing views!!

A beautiful valley with impressive hill views all around and plenty of opportunities for wild swimming. A simple, meandering path takes you all the way to the end and makes for a lovely, level stroll.

This place is on the Victorian suspension bridge.

The falls of Measach are one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Scotland located in a 1,5 kilometer long gorge called Corrieshalloch Gorge. The falls of Measach plunges down over 46 meter in the river Droma with a quit respectable volume. There is a viewing platform and a suspension bridge right in front of this amazing waterfall. Falls of Measach is derived from the Gaelic words “Easan na Miasaich”, meaning waterfalls of the place of platters. Corrieshalloch Gorge is located south of Ullapool near Auchindrean (road A835). There are signs pointing to Corrieshalloch Gorge. From the car park it is a short walk and an entrance fee has to put in a box. https://www.europeanwaterfalls.com/watervallen/measach-falls/?lang=nl

Eag Dhubh is a colossal cleft in Beinn Alligin's otherwise beautiful form. Visible from a great distance, it cuts through the 'Jewelled Mountain' just below the main summit of Sgùrr Mòr. The resulting boulder field in the corrie below is clear evidence of its violent birth. Its dramatic appearance from the trail is a magnet for photographers.