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One of the best short walks in Scotland, this route heads through the dramatic and beautiful Nevis Gorge and leads to the awesome Steall Falls. Terrain Clear, well-walked path throughout, but the path is very rough and rocky with steep drops and good footwear and care is needed. Public Transport
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Steall Falls is a superb low-level walk in Glen Nevis, Fort William, below Ben Nevis and the surrounding mountains. In Glen Nevis, there are delightful walks to satisfy the low-level hiker and photographer.
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Whether you're looking to hike, bike, run, or explore the outdoors in other ways, AllTrails has 10 scenic trails in the Glen Nevis Lower Falls area. Plan your trip with hand-curated trail maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you. Looking for a challenge? Choose from 9 moderate or hard routes.
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Glen Nevis Lower Falls Fort William, Highland ★★ Some waterfalls are easier to get to than others, but not many are as handily placed as Glen Nevis Lower Falls, found directly underneath the valley road as it crosses a bridge over the River Nevis near Polldubh.
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Glen Nevis and Polldubh Falls Hear pronunciation Press to hear pronunciation This route follows the river through the beautiful middle stretches of Glen Nevis from the visitor centre to the Lower Falls at Polldubh. The return is through forestry with more views down the glen.
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Stage 1. Park in the car park situated above the Glen Nevis road just before reaching the bridge at Polldubh - there is a charge. It is worth walking over to this bridge before starting the walk to have a good look at the Polldubh Falls (also known as the 'Lower Falls'), usually busy with coach parties. Begin the route by heading the opposite.
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In its short distance it offers a chance to wander along a riverside path with fine views of the dramatic hills that form the glen. You return to cross a bridge that gives a perfect viewing platform over an impressive waterfall that after wet weather thunders beneath your feet, cutting its way through a narrow gorge.
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Glen Nevis is one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland, at the foot of Ben Nevis - the highest and most popular mountain in the UK.. (Glen Nevis Visitor Centre and then perhaps walk up to the lower falls. Glen Nevis is towards the end of the West Highland Way - a 95 mile walking route between Glasgow and Fort William. Walkers on the last.
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The walk is in the upper reaches of beautiful Glen Nevis, which is full of scenic splendour, ranging from impressive waterfalls to rugged mountain scenery and even a traverse through a spectacular narrow gorge with the Nevis Waters rushing through below. The walk is on well-defined paths and should pose few if any navigational problems.
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The Steall Falls Walk is widely-reported as one of the best short walks in Scotland. Its trail is simple, yet the results are huge. Long, strenuous walks are incredibly rewarding, but from time to time, a quick, low-level, jaunt in the Scottish Highlands may be all that you have time for.
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Glen Nevis Lower Falls 6 reviews #25 of 47 things to do in Fort William Waterfalls Write a review What people are saying By J K " Beautiful Falls which are Fairly Easy to Reach " Feb 2023 The waterfall is splendid and worth a visit, located only a couple of miles from Fort William. " Loved it " Aug 2021
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Ben Nevis Glen Nevis is the starting point for the classic walk up Ben Nevis. It's a popular challenge, but don't be tempted to undertake this walk on a whim. It's a long, arduous day of hillwalking for which you'll need to pack food and drink, warm and waterproof clothing, and sturdy hillwalking boots.
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The Glen Nevis Visitor Centre is located here, where you can get loads of useful information about what to do. This is the normal starting place for walking up the pony track of Ben Nevis. A beautiful twin waterfall marks where the road becomes single track. Park at the lower falls car park and explore the falls, the Polldubh cliffs and the.
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When you reach Lower Falls head back along the road for 5 minutes to the Forest Walks sign then follow a wide, easy walking, forest track back down the Glen. The short version begins the same way but after about a mile cross a second bridge by The Youth Hostel and walk back down the Glen past (or calling in at) Cafe Beag and Glen Nevis.