Linn Falls

Tucked within a lush woodland glade, Linn Falls showers gracefully over mossy rocks into a clear, tranquil pool. Surrounded by tall trees and dappled sunlight, the waterfall creates a serene, almost magical atmosphere—perfect for a peaceful walk or a moment of quiet reflection. The gentle roar of water and the scent of pine add to its enchanting charm.

Highlights

• 20 /30mins walk to the falls

• Signed trail

• Popular camping spot

• Great place to swim

  
  

Practical Information

• Can be accessed from various points but best/easiest start is from Aberlour Cemetery

• You can complete a circuit heading up past the falls and round, this will bring you over Aberlour and back round past the Aberlour Hotel

• Whole circuit roughly 1 hr

  
  

Tips for visitors

• Path can get narrow but is generally well looked after.

• While there is a "fire pit" locals prefer it is not used

• The diversion is small and when rectified will only affect starting point by 20yds

• Wear walking shoes or Wellies it can get muddy

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Ferghas' Adventures

Ferghas the Highland Cow had always been curious about the gentle roar he heard echoing through the woods near Aberlour, so one sunny morning he trotted off to find its source. He knew these weren't the Sparkling falls he has been searching for but he loved waterfalls all the same. After weaving through mossy trees and hopping over a few muddy puddles, he arrived at the Linn Falls—a stunning cascade tucked into the forest, its mist catching the sunlight like tiny stars. Ferghas stood quietly, watching the water tumble into the pool below, feeling the cool spray on his nose. He didn’t find treasure or talking trees, but he did find something better: a peaceful spot where he could sit, munch on wildflowers, and listen to the rhythm of nature.

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