Places to go while visiting Camusnagaul, by Little Loch Broom


	Corrieshalloch Gorge and the Falls of Measach
	This fantastic mile-long gorge is over 60 m (200 ft) deep. The river plunges 46 m (150 ft) over the Falls of Measach. You can also walk over the suspension bridge over the gorge which was built by John Fowler (1817-98), he was also a joint designer of the Forth Railway Bridge. There is also a viewing platform that provides an excellent vantage point looking up towards the spectacular falls. I have to admit that some of these photographs had to be taken by my wife, Theresa (the lady in the pictures) as I was just too scared to walk over the suspension bridge and take the photograph (ok I know that none of you will be this "feert", however you do need a head for heights. Photographs below (click to enlarge).
	Related web links http://www.nnr-scotland.org.uk The National Trusts for Scotlands web page National Trust - Thistle Camps Volunteer to work in this area (or other places) and help the National Trust. October 9 - 17 2004 St Andrews University Library - Photographic Collection - Robert Moyes Adam - 1912 (old photo) Multimap location of falls
	The suspention bridge	The viewing platform




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Corrieshalloch Gorge and the Falls of Measach