Waterfalls
in Ross and Cromarty.
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Ross and Cromarty
Leaping salmon by Contin.
The Black Water comes down off the hills west of Strathpeffer, and its falls make an easy stop on the road to Ullapool. Near Contin, a swaying suspension bridge hangs just downstream of the falls, and in autumn wild salmon hurl themselves at the white water. Upriver by Garve, the water crashes over ledges under an old two-arched stone bridge, with birchwoods on the banks. Out west, a short path from the Loch Maree road leads to a fall in a wooded gorge named after Queen Victoria. Come after rain, and wear shoes with a good grip.
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