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Magical waterfalls in Scotland
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Four of my five favourites haven't been mentioned above, so here they are:
This is the Wailing Widow Waterfall
This is the Bearreraig Waterfall, Skye
This is the Loup of Fintry - there's much more to it than this photo suggests, so I've added a hyperlink above to show you more of it on it's Wikipedia
This is the Bracklinn Falls - there's more of them to explore, and there's a beautiful bridge, which is where this photo was taken from, plus lots of woods to explore and walk.
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@VisitScotlandLyndsay: For the Loup of Fintry, I struggled the first time I went hunting for it, but basically you're looking for a passing place on the right of the road as you go up the hill from Fintry - it's maybe 2 miles-ish up the road? If you park in the passing place you'll see a wooden sign which points you the 1/4 mile to the Falls, the only issue is the sign is hard to read, so I drove past it first time
It's an incredible place on a sunny day because the valley you look down, if you get up, close is very pretty, especially with a big blue sky and huge fluffy clouds.. If you go: enjoy!
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Wow, stunning pictures!!! - some are too far for me but the Loup of Fintray I should definately be able to reach. I will put it to my walking buddies for one of our outings
- Falls of Bruar.
I simply was speechless in front of these natural beauties.https://www.fullstopnextchapter.com/waterfalls-in-scotland/
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Loch Ness, is it worth to make a detour to these?