Hike to Falls of Falloch

86a, United Kingdom

5.0/5

based on 1 reviews

Save

View all 4 photos

All 4 photos

Save Review Directions Add Photo

Details

Distance

0.6 miles

Elevation Gain

33 ft

Route Type

Out-and-Back

Description

Added by Korey Taylor

This is a very short hike following the Falloch River to the beautiful 30ft Falls of Falloch. Even with the short walking distance, this is still worth the trip and a great spot for lunch!

In order to reach the Falls of Falloch there is a small shaded parking lot directly off A82. From here there is a well maintained path leading from the parking area and following the Falloch River. After a short distance you will reach a junction in the path and you will stay right down some steps towards the river bed. From here you will keep left following a small path over a boardwalk bridge where you will get your first views of Falloch Falls. You can scramble to the top of the falls, but it's very slippery so this is only advised for more advanced hikers!

Download the Outbound mobile app

Find adventures and camping on the go, share photos, use GPX tracks, and download maps for offline use.

Get the app

Features

Chillin

Hiking

Easy Parking

Family Friendly

Forest

Groups

Scenic

Waterfalls

Hike to Falls of Falloch Reviews

Jack Henstridge

Hike to Falls of Falloch

08/20/17

Right off the road and such a short hike to an amazing waterfall it'd be rude not to go and see it. It's worth the 10 minute detour.

5.0

Leave No Trace

Always practice Leave No Trace ethics on your adventures and follow local regulations. Please explore responsibly!

Nearby

Camp at Loch Lomond's Sallochy Campsite

Loch Lomond is a large freshwater loch that sits on the boundary of the Scottish central lowlands and the highlands. While the loch is a popular destination for many travelers, Sallochy Campsite provides the unique opportunity to camp right on the loch. There are 30 designated sites that are £5 per night/per adult. Take note the campsite is only open April-October! To find out more about the si...

Backpacking Scotland's West Highland Way

Let me just start by saying that this is probably the raddest hike I have ever done. Although the ideal way is to start from Glasgow and hike all the way up to Ft. William, the scenery just gets better and better as you get closer to the Ft William area, so if you just have a few days, you can do it backward and go until you run out of time. This is a very popular hike during the dry season. D...

Explore Devil's Pulpit (Finnich Glen)

It was hard to find it be we made it! Coordinates: 56°02'01.6"N 4°24'51.4"WBetween Croftamie and Craighat, there is an intersection (from Croftamie to Craighat it will be on you left). Park your car here and follow the main road by foot. You will see a small path along the road. Follow it until you arrive to a small bridge (you will hear a waterfall or some water running). Just after the bridge...

Visit The Three Sisters in Glencoe, Scotland

The "Three Sisters" also known as Bidean nam Bian Mountain in the Scottish Highlands resides in the Valley Glen off A82 going towards the town of Glencoe northwest of Glasgow and Stirling. Entering "Three Sisters Car Park" into google maps or GPS will get you there just fine. This part of Scotland is filled with rolling hills and waterfalls. The area is accessible year round, in the summer gree...

Hike the Pap of Glencoe

Begin the hike at the above coordinates and follow the path a few hundred feet along the road before diverting left through a gate and up an open field. Shortly after beginning up the hill, you'll come to fork. Follow the path over the footbridge and begin your journey to the Pap of Glencoe! Start early as the initial parking area fills up quickly. If you leave before 9:00am, there's a solid c...

Explore Ft. William, Scotland's Steall Gorge

Just about 10 miles from Ft. William and only a few miles from the end of the West Highland Way you can find the Steal Gorge along with Ben Nevis. Ben Nevis is a famous hill in Ft. William with an amazing view of a lake. Everyone in Ft. William knows where Steal Gorge is located. To get there, you can just take a taxi from town for about 9 pounds.If you arrive to Ft. William at night, you can t...

Hike to Falls of Falloch

Details

Description

Download the Outbound mobile app

Features

Hike to Falls of Falloch Reviews

Leave No Trace

Nearby

Camp at Loch Lomond's Sallochy Campsite

Backpacking Scotland's West Highland Way

Explore Devil's Pulpit (Finnich Glen)

Visit The Three Sisters in Glencoe, Scotland

Hike the Pap of Glencoe

Explore Ft. William, Scotland's Steall Gorge

Discover

Community

Company

Follow Us

Mobile Apps