Taigh a' Bhraoin

Corrieshalloch Gorge

Corrieshalloch Gorge and the Falls of Measach are located a few miles from Taigh a' Bhraoin on the main Ullapool road towards Inverness. The spectacular natural chasm, which was cut into the rock during the last Scottish Ice Age over 14,000 years ago, is approximately 1.5 kilometres long and over 60 metres deep.

Towards the head of the gorge, the Abhainn Droma drops over the 37 metre high Falls of Measach and downstream to join up with the River Broom.

The gorge and part of the surrounding area are managed by the National Trust for Scotland. Although there is no charge for visiting the gorge, visitors are asked to consider making a small donation for the upkeep of the suspension bridge, viewing platform and footpaths.

Public conveniences are provided on the A835 just before Braemore Junction and a car park for the gorge is provided on the A832 just after Braemore Junction heading towards Gairloch.

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COVID19 STATEMENT (updated 11/1/21)

Our main concern is the safety of you (our guests) and our staff and anyone else you may come into contact.

In accordance with Scottish Government legislation we can only:

accept parties of up to 6 people (excluding children under 12);

from a maximum of 1 household;

coming from the Highland Council area.

Although

we are GOOD TO GO*

We are unable to accommodate you during January.

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GOOD TO GO

We are taking bookings for 2021 but these may have to be cancelled or postponed at the last minute due to government regulations which change regularly.

If things change we will be flexible with refunds or date transfers so there will be no loss on your part.

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