Located on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, Talisker Waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder that cascades 40 feet down a rugged rockface, surrounded by lush greenery and moss-covered stones. The waterfall is nestled in a secluded valley, accessible via a scenic hike through the Talisker Estate, offering stunning views of the Cuillin Hills and the rugged coastline. The falls are at their most dramatic after heavy rainfall, creating a misty veil that rises from the base of the falls, adding to the mystical atmosphere of this enchanting spot.
Wonderful spot and, after a longish walk, you can sit on the beach and take it all in. Flat walk along farmlands with many . I think the walk would be walkers and wheelchair friendly since it's mostly a farm access road; however, at the end you need to pass through a gate to get overland to the beach. Fair number of people on the trail but very wide open spaces to enjoy. Very limited parking along the road but not at the trailhead (private).
Spectacular waterfall in a wonderful setting. It's an easy 30 minute walk to the beach from the small parking space by the road, and if you walk around the top of the beach you can get up quite close to the falls. Apparently the falls can be blown back up in strong winds. The road here was narrow and very rough in places.
Not an easy walk as it's very rocky to get close but the waterfall is beautiful. You can walk the length if the beach to get there if you go shoeless as there's a 'river' that splits the beach in two, otherwise walk right round the top of the beach on the grass until you get past the water
Easy and scenic walk, about 30 minutes, from car park. The falls drops 130 m into Talisker Bay. Nice combo with visit to nearby distillery.
Very rocky to get there but lovely
This is a cool waterfall but not an easy walk, many many boulders and lots of climbing on rocks.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Good for kids
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Wonderful spot and, after a longish walk, you can sit on the beach and take it all in. Flat walk along farmlands with many . I think the walk would be walkers and wheelchair friendly since it's mostly a farm access road; however, at the end you need to pass through a gate to get overland to the beach. Fair number of people on the trail but very wide open spaces to enjoy. Very limited parking along the road but not at the trailhead (private).
Spectacular waterfall in a wonderful setting. It's an easy 30 minute walk to the beach from the small parking space by the road, and if you walk around the top of the beach you can get up quite close to the falls. Apparently the falls can be blown back up in strong winds. The road here was narrow and very rough in places.
Not an easy walk as it's very rocky to get close but the waterfall is beautiful. You can walk the length if the beach to get there if you go shoeless as there's a 'river' that splits the beach in two, otherwise walk right round the top of the beach on the grass until you get past the water
Easy and scenic walk, about 30 minutes, from car park. The falls drops 130 m into Talisker Bay. Nice combo with visit to nearby distillery.
Very rocky to get there but lovely
This is a cool waterfall but not an easy walk, many many boulders and lots of climbing on rocks.
