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Divach Falls

Eas Dhìobhach
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Walk to the falls

Allow about half an hour to trek down to the falls and back, along an obvious but unmarked earth path. This quiet area is a haven for wildlife and, in spring, listen to birds singing amongst the ancient oaks.

The Great Glen Way

Nearby Drumnadrochit is in the heart of the Great Glen. A great way to explore the glen is on the Great Glen Way, which stretches 79 miles (127km) between Fort William and Inverness. It’s a rewarding walk or cycle, mainly following towpaths and woodland tracks. You can also travel the glen by boat, canoe or kayak.

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