Falls of Pattack
Part of: Laggan paths
A short return walk to dramatic waterfalls, tumbling through a rocky gorge carved by the River Pattack, they look particularly good after some wet weather!
Mainly firm gravel track starting flat then steady moderate uphill with a short steeper section below the farmhouse. Final path through the woods, beside the falls, may be slippery.
5 miles /
8 km
Allow
2 hr
Location
Need to know
Once at the falls take care as there is no protective fencing and the path can be slippery.
Quick resources
This document contains information on various walking paths and trails in and around Laggan, located in the Cairngorms National Park. It highlights Laggan's historical significance as a central point in the Scottish mainland and suggests visitors explore the area's views and wildlife. The document includes details on the Glentruim Forest Loop, Falls of Truim, Falls of Pattack, and other trails, including difficulty levels, distances, and notable features such as the Centre of Scotland Stone and the Dun da Lamh Fort. It also provides information on visitor centers and useful websites for planning a trip.
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