벤 네비스와 글렌 코‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪18‬개의 폭포

Spectacular waterfall in Glen Nevis. Just along from these falls is the wire bridge you have to use to cross the river.

Beautiful landscapes. Especially the view into the gorges. Steadfastness required. Many uneven rock steps. Hiking boots are highly recommended. Huge problem: Borderline black fly infestation. Mosquito nets or very good mosquito spray are recommended in the summer months!

The waterfall isn't far from the Grey Mare's Tail Waterfall parking lot, and the trail is manageable. However, the climb to the summit isn't "easy." It requires good fitness and absolute surefootedness. The trail is full of scree and can only be negotiated with short scrambles here and there. I'm 46 and generally fit. However, after the descent, I can definitely feel my back and knees hurting. Personally, I would classify the circular trail as "moderately difficult."

Lower falls parking na mijance

The glen is a U-shaped glaciated valley with a wide floor. The steep sides add drama to the scene. An Steall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Scotland and so it's no wonder that 60,000 visitors use the footpath into Glen Nevis every year.

One of my favourite Scottish Glens and one I keep returning too. I particularly enjoy the through walk to Corrour, something I have done several times in both directions. The best parts are beyond the tourist areas of the Nevis Gorge and Steall Meadow and Falls.

Walking down through Glen Nevis from Loch Trieg and Corrour, I always get a real sense of anticipation during the descent to Steall Ruin and Steal Falls. It is always amusing to watch the visitors wrestling with the three wire bridge and then the nature of the path changes abruptly as one enters the gorge. I love that final 1km descent to the car park, passing all the walkers eagerly anticipating the approaching Steall Falls. Pure magic.

Very good, hike recommended for all ranges with a lovely waterfall at the end for the surprise