Waterfalls
in Inverness-shire.

Falls of Foyers, Plodda and Glen Affric.

The glens around Loch Ness are full of falling water. Above the loch at Foyers, a waterfall drops some 140 feet into a wooded gorge, reached by stepped paths from the village, and Burns praised it in verse in 1787. At Invermoriston, the river pours under Telford's old bridge of 1813, watched over by a small stone summerhouse. Near Tomich, Plodda Falls drops through a gorge among giant Victorian conifers, with a platform over the top. In Glen Affric, Dog Falls runs through dark pools in a rocky gorge among old pines. Wear good shoes, as the paths can be steep and wet.

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