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Lots of Midges around there, as very wet , which put us off going to the actual Water Fall. There is also a "Rope " bridge to cross. Saying that, we did get near enough to see it. Cant say I was impressed ,but NOT completing the walk ,maybe not a fair assessment !
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Date of experience: August 2020
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Really fantastic spot to visit, the walk up to the waterfall is spectacular and dramatic. The falls are in an amazing and dramatic setting, with plenty of spaces to safely paddle in the river.
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Date of experience: August 2020
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The place is absolutely breathtaking with its wonderful scenes for the valley, greenery and the waterfalls... After parking, we had to walk for about a 40 mins hike which was really worth it, but make sure you have your hiking shoes on and also you’re using an insect repellent…
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Date of experience: August 2020
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You can drive up to the car park but be early as it gets busy. You then have approx 40 min walk through the trees on a path that is up and down on rocks and unlevel ground, so take walking shoes. But when you get there it is breathtaking. Well worth the adventures walk there,…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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Go up the road through Glen Nevis to the furthest point and car park then follow the path to the waterfall. You'll need good walking footwear and it might be a bit heavy going for small children or those who can't cope with the uneven "path" (there isn't really a path for much…
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Date of experience: July 2020
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