Ceuman coiseachd

Bheir sreath de cheuman-coiseachd cothrom dhut an ulaidh fhalaichte seo de chruth-tìre na Gàidhealtachd fhaicinn, rud nach fhaic gu leòr daoine.

Coisich ann an ceumannan na Baintighearna Fowler air Slighe an Rainich (20 mionaidean), no gabh a’ phrìomh shlighe a tha nas giorra (10 mionaidean) chun na drochaid-chrochaidh, gad bhogadh fhèin ann an seallaidhean, fuaimean agus fàilidhean na h-àrainneachd beairtich seo.

An aerial view of the River Droma heading through the woodland hills towards Loch Broom in the distance. The clouds are heavy overhead.

A gravel path winds its way through woodland. To the left is a fence, beyond which the ground slopes down steeply. To the right are ferns, grasses and trees growing on another slope.

A view of a mossy woodland with silver birches and other thin trees growing out from between moss- and fern-covered rocks.

Faodar an dà shlighe a dhèanamh mar chuairt, a tha a’ dol gu drochaid-crochaidh Bhictorianach, far am faigh thu sealladh sìos thairis air an eas mhòr. Cùm air adhart bhon drochaid dhan àrd-ùrlar seallaidh stàrr-chrannach, às am faigh thu sealladh a-steach dhan mhòr-ghil iongantach seo a tha 60m a dhoimhneachd.

Gabh adhar Coire Shalach air d' anail a tha làn fhàile giuthais agus boinneagan uisge, faic an ceò ag èirigh gu socair agus leig le fuaim an eas agus na h-aibhne beothail a dhol tromhad.

A man and a woman stand on a metal cantilevered viewing platform that sticks out over a gorge. Green trees cover the steep gorge sides.

A view looking across the span of a metal suspension bridge with a wooden platform. The sheer rocky sides of the gorge can be seen on the far side.

A view of a white waterfall dropping over a rocky gorge. Leafy green branches stretch across the foreground.