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Rogie Falls, Waterfall system in Highland, Scotland

The Black Water river forms multiple cascades at Rogie Falls, creating water streams that flow through a deep stone gorge in Ross-shire.

The waterfall gained recognition during the Victorian period when Highland tourism increased due to improved railway connections across Scotland.

The falls hold importance in Scottish nature conservation, serving as a natural pathway for salmon migration through purpose-built fish ladders.

The falls can be accessed via two marked trails from the parking area: the direct Salmon Trail or the extended Riverside Trail through woodlands.

Between July and September, wild salmon leap upstream through the falls, navigating the cascading waters during their natural migration pattern.

Location: Highland

Part of: Black Water

GPS coordinates: 57.58918,-4.60250

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:01

Tourist sites and monuments in Inverness

Inverness combines cultural heritage with natural landmarks. The region features fortifications like Urquhart Castle and Fort George, prehistoric sites such as Clava Cairns, and natural formations including Loch Ness. The city center contains the Victorian Market, Inverness Castle, and St Andrew's Cathedral. Surrounding areas offer wildlife viewing at Chanonry Point, walking paths at Ness Islands, and historical sites like Culloden Battlefield. The region extends to the Cairngorms National Park with its mountains and forests.

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