Corrieshalloch Gorge

Carved by glacial meltwater, Corrieshalloch Gorge in Inverness is a dramatic natural wonder. The gorge, lined with trees, features a series of waterfalls and the rushing River Droma, which plunges over the 150-foot (46-meter) Falls of Measach. Visitors can take in the stunning views from an observation deck and a swaying suspension bridge, offering a thrilling vantage point to witness the power and beauty of the river as it courses through the ravine.

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