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Steall Falls

£63.00

Sunday 11th October 2026

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Stand and experience the beautiful Steall Falls, Scotland’s second-highest waterfall at an impressive 120 m high. This short but spectacular walk takes you through a dramatic glen to the base of the falls, where you’ll also cross the famous wire bridge — an iconic highlight that feels like stepping into a real-life adventure.

If you’re a Harry Potter fan, you’ll instantly recognise the scenery from The Goblet of Fire. The route is packed with natural drama, ancient woodland, and that unforgettable roar of the waterfall as you approach. It’s the perfect scenic route for anyone who wants to enjoy the wild beauty of the Highlands without a full mountain day — accessible, rewarding, and full of wow moments.

Trip Highlights

  • Visit Steall Falls — Scotland’s second-highest waterfall (120 m)

  • Cross the famous wire bridge in the glen

  • Recognisable Harry Potter filming locations from The Goblet of Fire

  • Easy and scenic walk suitable for all fitness levels

  • Small-group guiding

  • Learn the history and stories of the glen and falls

Sunday 11th October 2026

Make it a weekend adventure?

Add Ben Nevis to your weekend for £10 off.

Stand and experience the beautiful Steall Falls, Scotland’s second-highest waterfall at an impressive 120 m high. This short but spectacular walk takes you through a dramatic glen to the base of the falls, where you’ll also cross the famous wire bridge — an iconic highlight that feels like stepping into a real-life adventure.

If you’re a Harry Potter fan, you’ll instantly recognise the scenery from The Goblet of Fire. The route is packed with natural drama, ancient woodland, and that unforgettable roar of the waterfall as you approach. It’s the perfect scenic route for anyone who wants to enjoy the wild beauty of the Highlands without a full mountain day — accessible, rewarding, and full of wow moments.

Trip Highlights

  • Visit Steall Falls — Scotland’s second-highest waterfall (120 m)

  • Cross the famous wire bridge in the glen

  • Recognisable Harry Potter filming locations from The Goblet of Fire

  • Easy and scenic walk suitable for all fitness levels

  • Small-group guiding

  • Learn the history and stories of the glen and falls

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  • Date

    Sunday 11th October 2026

  • Distance

    3.9km

  • Duration

    2 Hours

  • Elevation

    200m

  • Difficulty

    Moderate

ABOUT YOUR ADVENTURE

    • Expert guiding by founder Matt Roberts

    • Full detailed Welcome Pack sent to you immediately upon booking (includes complete itinerary, kit list, parking information, local accommodation & eateries guide, and more)

    • Comprehensive safety briefing and group support throughout the walk

    • Education about the landmarks, history, and the falls themselves

    • Full care from the car park to the falls and back

  • This scenic waterfall walk is perfect for:

    • All fitness levels — a relaxed yet beautiful day in the Highlands

    • Families, couples, and anyone who wants a rewarding short adventure

    • Harry Potter fans and nature lovers

    • Those looking for an accessible taste of Scottish mountain scenery

    Fitness level: Suitable for all fitness levels. Some awkward rocks and uneven ground, but no technical scrambling.

  • We meet at Steall Waterfall Car Park and follow the clear path through the glen to the base of the impressive Steall Falls. Along the way we’ll cross the famous wire bridge before reaching the viewpoint at the foot of the 120 m waterfall. After soaking up the views we return the same way to the car park.

  • October weather in the Highlands can be changeable — it may be mild but can also be wet and windy. Proper waterproofs and sturdy boots are recommended. Full weather and kit guidance is provided in your Welcome Pack after booking.

    • All trips are led by qualified and experienced guides

    • We carry group first aid kits, emergency shelter and communication devices

    • Safety briefing at the start of every trip

    • We adjust the pace for the group and turn back if conditions require it

    • Full risk assessment and Leave No Trace principles followed on every walk