Steall Gorge

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Steall Gorge is a dramatic, narrow mountain gorge in the Scottish Highlands, renowned for its rugged scenery, waterfalls, and access to the famous Steall Falls.

All labels observed (2)

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Steall Falls gorge 1
Steall Gorge canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain gorge
natural feature
accessRoute Glen Nevis road end car park
accessTo Steall Falls
approximateWalkingTimeToSteallFalls about 1 hour return for average walkers
bestSeasonToVisit late spring to early autumn
climate cool temperate maritime
country Scotland
hasFeature cliffs
narrow footpath
river gorge
wooded sections
hasNearbyFeature Steall Meadows
Upper Glen Nevis
linked to: Glen Nevis
hasNearbyWaterfall Steall Falls
hasViewOf Steall Falls
surrounding Highland peaks
hasWatercourse River Nevis
hikingDifficulty moderate
isPartOf outdoor tourism in Lochaber
knownFor dramatic landscape
narrow rocky walls
popular hiking route
rope bridge crossing near Steall Meadows
rugged scenery
scrambling sections
waterfalls
languageOfToponym Scottish Gaelic and English
locatedIn Glen Nevis
Scottish Highlands
managedAs popular public access path
nearestTown Fort William
parkingAvailable yes, at end of Glen Nevis road
partOf Glen Nevis valley
popularActivity hiking
nature observation
photography
walking
protectedAreaStatus within scenic Highland landscape
region Lochaber
safetyConsideration exposed narrow path
risk of falling into river
slippery rocks in wet weather
terrain rocky
steep-sided
touristAttraction yes

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Glen Nevis hasAttraction Steall Gorge
River Nevis hasFeature Steall Falls gorge
linked to: Steall Gorge