Choose a part of Scotland to see its waterfalls, or scroll on for them all.
Woodland trails and waterfalls on the edge of Tobermory, with views over the Sound of Mull to Ardnamurchan.
Scotland is full of waterfalls, from ones you can see from the road to ones that take a walk up a glen to reach, and they're at their best a day or two after rain. These are the falls worth seeing.
Beaches, waterfalls, viewpoints and stones: nothing to pay and nobody to ask.
From Aberdeenshire, Scottish Borders and Sutherland.
The three good places closest to it: The Camerons Tea Room, Glen Rowan Cafe and Station Road at The Lovat.
Somewhere in the Isle of Skye every day, so the whole country comes round in turn.
Rapids and falls on the Black Water just north of Garve, below the old double-arched Silverbridge, with a riverside circuit through the birchwoods.
The three good places closest to it: Cromlix, Monachyle Mhor and Suie Hunting Lodge.
A waterfall dropping to the Sound of Raasay off the A855, with a ruined diatomite works in the gorge below.
A waterfall through a basalt gorge on the road above Carbost, minutes from Talisker distillery.
A waterfall in Glen Falloch with a pool called Rob Roy's Bathtub and a steel viewing platform by the artist John Kennedy.
Falls on the Water of Feugh just south of Banchory, seen from a footbridge beside the old stone bridge, where salmon leap the rocks in autumn and late winter.
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