Steall Falls

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Steall Falls is a dramatic, high waterfall in the Scottish Highlands, renowned for its scenic setting at the head of Glen Nevis and its popular hiking route.

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Steall Falls canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
accessBy single‑track Glen Nevis road
activity day hiking
nature watching
picnicking
administrativeArea Highland council area
alsoKnownAs An Steall Bàn
approximateWalkingTime about 45 minutes one way
bestSeasonToVisit autumn
late spring
summer
country Scotland
featuredIn Scottish tourism photography
flowsInto River Nevis
geologicalSetting glacially carved valley
hasAccessVia Steall Gorge path
hasFeature open meadow at base
single‑span wire bridge
hazard exposed drops on path
potentially hazardous wire bridge
slippery rocks
height approximately 120 metres
approximately 393 feet
knownFor dramatic scenery
narrow gorge approach
popular hiking route
rope bridge crossing
languageOfPlaceName Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn Glen Nevis
Scottish Highlands
locatedNear Fort William
managedBy conservation and access authorities in Scotland
nameMeaning The White Spout
nearbyPeak Ben Nevis
nearbyWaterFeature River Nevis
ownership public land
partOf Nevis Gorge
photographyInterest landscape photography
protectedArea Ben Nevis and Glen Coe National Scenic Area
region Lochaber
touristPopularity high
trailDifficulty moderate
trailheadNear Lower Glen Nevis car park
viewpointType end‑of‑glen amphitheatre
watercourse Allt Coire a’ Mhail

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Glen Nevis hasWaterfall Steall Falls
Steall Gorge hasNearbyWaterfall Steall Falls
Steall Gorge accessTo Steall Falls
Steall Gorge hasViewOf Steall Falls