A picturesque waterfall located in the Scottish Borders, East Calder Waterfall drops 18 meters down a rocky slope, creating a misty veil that surrounds the area. The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and moss-covered rocks, adding to its natural beauty. The sound of the water crashing against the rocks creates a soothing melody, making it a serene and peaceful spot for visitors.
Took some finding but easy when you know how. Sat navigation takes you to housing estate but there is a walk way to get to the falls or you can park at the park and walk along the river. Locals didn't seem to know about the waterfall
Beautiful little waterfall. I imagine it's not there in times of low water but a week after some fairly constant light rain, I had it at its prettiest I think and I struck very lucky. Easy to find and quick to get to from the road. Please take your rubbish away with you tho, some inconsiderate #@$Y= had dumped a whole shopping bag of filthy waste, spoiling it for others. I was in a small campervan so couldn't remove it to anywhere unfortunately.
This is the street waste water run off pipe from the Hoghill court. It's not a tourist attraction. There is a circular path that runs from the top of the drive between Mid Calder and East Calder. The path exits at Oakbank. If you cross the river and follow the path uphill it leads to Mid Calder.
Lovely natural environment, not many visitors. If no rain for long then unfortunately the waterfall is disappearing but the river still fantastic.
Situated deep in Calderwood country park. The park, part of Almondell and Calderwood country park, recently achieved special status. Almondell has paths for all abilities with a visitor centre, toilets and disabled parking. Calderwood paths are more rugged and not really suitable for those with mobility issues. The paths wind through the beautiful old forest with many ancient trees. Both Linhouse and Murieston water run through the park and the waterfall runs into Linhouse water at the foot of a steep bank. It can easily take 2 to 3 hours to walk the whole park.
No instructions how to get there. Is quite remote. Once you get next to the water is in the right side. To see it you'll need to cross the river on some stones. In summer time is not enough water for the water fall, but if will be more water will also be impossible to cross on the other side of the water
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Took some finding but easy when you know how. Sat navigation takes you to housing estate but there is a walk way to get to the falls or you can park at the park and walk along the river. Locals didn't seem to know about the waterfall
Beautiful little waterfall. I imagine it's not there in times of low water but a week after some fairly constant light rain, I had it at its prettiest I think and I struck very lucky. Easy to find and quick to get to from the road. Please take your rubbish away with you tho, some inconsiderate #@$Y= had dumped a whole shopping bag of filthy waste, spoiling it for others. I was in a small campervan so couldn't remove it to anywhere unfortunately.
This is the street waste water run off pipe from the Hoghill court. It's not a tourist attraction. There is a circular path that runs from the top of the drive between Mid Calder and East Calder. The path exits at Oakbank. If you cross the river and follow the path uphill it leads to Mid Calder.
Lovely natural environment, not many visitors. If no rain for long then unfortunately the waterfall is disappearing but the river still fantastic.
Situated deep in Calderwood country park. The park, part of Almondell and Calderwood country park, recently achieved special status. Almondell has paths for all abilities with a visitor centre, toilets and disabled parking. Calderwood paths are more rugged and not really suitable for those with mobility issues. The paths wind through the beautiful old forest with many ancient trees. Both Linhouse and Murieston water run through the park and the waterfall runs into Linhouse water at the foot of a steep bank. It can easily take 2 to 3 hours to walk the whole park.
No instructions how to get there. Is quite remote. Once you get next to the water is in the right side. To see it you'll need to cross the river on some stones. In summer time is not enough water for the water fall, but if will be more water will also be impossible to cross on the other side of the water
