Steall Falls

Steall Falls is located in Glen Nevis, close to Fort William, Highland, Scotland. With a single drop of 120 meters, it is the second-highest waterfall in both Scotland and the entire United Kingdom. The John Muir Trust owns the Nevis Gorge, where the falls can be seen from a route that passes through the gorge. The John Muir Trust oversees the gorge to preserve its wilderness characteristics. Steall Falls is Gaelic for "The White Spout".

The Nevis Gorge mountains serve as the waterfall's spectacular background, despite its sparse appearance from a distance. In addition, the falls served as the backdrop for several Harry Potter movies. Steall Meadows is, quite simply, a beautiful area to explore, pause, and enjoy a picnic before returning through Nevis Gorge and once more taking in its wonderful natural features.

This is one of Scotland's best short hikes, passing through the breathtaking Nevis Gorge and ending at the magnificent Steall Falls. The entire path is clear and well-traveled, but it is fairly hard and rocky with steep drops, so attention and proper footwear are required.

Location: Glen Nevis, Scotland