Great hike through a gorge (wear hiking shoes) to a valley with a lovely waterfall. Some of my... read more
Just wow! Couple of tips: 1) bring midge spray (they are aggressive around the river); 2) bring... read more
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Great hike through a gorge (wear hiking shoes) to a valley with a lovely waterfall. Some of my group was brave enough to cross the steel cable bridge, the rest of us continued on through the valley to see a few other small waterfalls coming...More
Just wow! Couple of tips: 1) bring midge spray (they are aggressive around the river); 2) bring water proof shoes (the meadows are soaking - it is a river and waterfall after all); 3) be prepared for the moderately challenging rope bridge at the end...More
Pass the main car park for Ben Nevis and continue up the road 15-20 minutes to the upper Glen- single lane road, very winding. Go early for plenty of parking and less crowded trails. Be prepared for midges during the summer. Trails are rocky and...More
Visited with 2 teenage boys. Short walk not far from car park. Path can be quite slippery especially in wet weather so good hiking shoes are essential. Nice views along the path until you reach the waterfall. There were quite a few midges near the...More
This hike is well worth the time and effort, with spectacular scenery at the end and a few viewpoints along the way. Pay attention to what people are saying about the parking. The road leading to the trail head is single lane, with frequent bypass...More
Wonderful, well worth the visit amazing experience, scotland, the highlands has to be seen to be believed
A truely Amazing experience! Like hiking through an enchanted forest to get to Steall Waterfall. Lots of smaller waterfalls along the path and magical views of the mountain side. Good footing and confidence is required as parts of the path is slippery with steep drops...More
There is a majestic road to walk or ride between Glen Nevis and waterfall. Then at the very end of the small last car park, 30min walk to the waterfall. We saw children, family and dogs having access. Still pay attention to little crossing part...More
Sealle waterfall Long arduous walk , very slippery and many parts quite dangerous even for the more experienced rambler especially on passing. Very little viewing places on the way in for the camera fanatic. There is a wire tightrope crossing at the end to reach...More
This is a fantastic walk and is suitable for all ages and abilities. It is a slightly rocky path with minor inclines and takes about 30 minutes each way, however the reward is outstanding at the end with the magnificent Steall Falls and the added...More
