Find the best waterfalls in Lochaber and further afield

Discover Breathtaking Waterfalls Near Heron Bay Holidays

Scotland is home to countless stunning waterfalls, and many are just a stone’s throw from our doorstep.

Steall Waterfall – Scotland’s Second-Highest Falls

From Heron Bay, head to the very end of the road in Glen Nevis and follow the path to Steall Waterfall (An Steall Bàn) is a must-see natural wonder, plunging 120 meters from a dramatic hanging valley (Coire a’ Mhail). Carved by ancient glaciers, this spectacular cascade is reached via a breathtaking walk through Nevis Gorge, leading into the heart of Glen Nevis. Feeling adventurous? Try crossing the infamous Glen Nevis rope bridge—if you dare!

Inchree Waterfalls – A Family-Friendly Walk

Just 5 miles south of Heron Bay Holidays, Inchree Waterfalls offers a scenic, family-friendly circular trail through Glen Righ (Glen of the King). Stroll through enchanting woodlands, admire the cascading falls, and follow an old military road to a historic disused quarry—a perfect blend of nature and history.

Discover the Magical Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye

A beautiful day trip from Heron Bay Holidays, The Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye are one of Scotland’s most breathtaking natural attractions. Nestled at the foot of the Cuillin Mountains, these crystal-clear blue pools and waterfalls create a magical landscape, perfect for hiking, wild swimming, and photography.

Whether you’re seeking adventure or a peaceful escape, these iconic Scottish waterfalls are waiting to be explored. Book your stay at Heron Bay Holidays and experience them firsthand!

Meeting of the Three Waters – Glencoe

South from Heron Bay Holidays,The falls of Glencoe is an unofficially named waterfall in Glencoe, otherwise known as the Meeting of Three Waters, located between Glencoe and Altnafeadh. It can be spotted while driving along the A82 and can be accessed by a popular parking spot along this busy road.

The waterfall is the point where the three streams meet, which then runs into the main River Coe, before flowing along to join Loch Achtriochtan. After heavy rainfall the water thunders and roars, with great power, making this a popular spot for hikers, cyclists and passers-by. Even on a hot summer’s day, this is known to be an impressive sight in the area of Glencoe, with a beautiful warm turquoise pool at the base of the falls.

The waterfall itself is not the only attraction you’ll see on this adventure. The surrounding scenery is spectacular, with lush vegetation, beautiful blooming flowers and resident wildlife, it truly is an incredible place to explore when visiting Glencoe.