An t-slighe ann
Bho Ullapul, rach gu deas air an A835. Aig ceann-rathaid a’ Bhràigh Mhòir, tionndaidh gu do làimh dheas air an A832, Rathad Dhùn Dòmhnaill.
Tha a’ phàirc-chàraichean dìreach far an A832, le pàirceadh ri taobh an rathaid ri fhaighinn ½ mìle bhon cheann-rathaid.
Tha an stad-bus as fhaisge aig Ceann-rathaid a’ Bhràigh Mhòir (½ mìle), le seirbheis bhusaichean à Ullapul agus Geàrrloch.
Uairean fosglaidh
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Coire Shalach
- Current period 1 Jan–31 Dec, fosgailte gach latha
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Ionad agus Cafaidh Slighe gu Nàdar
- Current period 23 Dec–2 Jan 2025, closed 3 Jan–2 Apr, Wed–Sun, 9.30–15.00 (car park locked 16.00) 3 Apr–31 Oct, daily, 9.30–16.00 (car park locked 17.00)
Prìs inntrigidh
- Adult
- Free
- Family
- Free
- One adult family
- Free
- Concession
- Free
- Car park
- £5.00
- Car park
- £10.00
- Car park
- £10.00
- Car park
- £250.00
A' planadh do thurais
Dèan cinnteach gun cùm thu deagh astar air falbh bhon mhòr-ghil an-còmhnaidh.
Chan fhaod ach sianar a bhith air an drochaid aig an aon àm.
’S e ‘Àite gun Drònaichean’ a th’ ann an drochaid-coise Choire Shalach, an sgìre timcheall air an drochaid agus an t-àrd-ùrlar seallaidh meatailt. Tha seo gus dèanamh cinnteach nach cuirear dragh sam bith air fiadh-bheatha agus luchd-tadhail eile.
Taobh a-muigh nan sònaichean sin, feumaidh daoine le drònaichean cead iarraidh bho Mhanaidsear an Ionaid mus cleachd iad dròn. Bu chòir luchd-cleachdaidh coimeirsealta fios a chur gu Manaidsear Filmidh an Urrais aig filming@nts.org.uk.
Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh mu bhith a’ planadh an turais agad, faic an clàr-taice teàrnach de Ghoireasan no na ceistean cumanta againn.
Goireasan agus Ruigsinneachd
Tha prògram leantainneach againn de dheasachadh susbaint sho-ruigsinneach. Tha sinn air Iùl Ruigsinneachd a chruthachadh do Choire Shalach gus cuideachadh leis an turas agad.
Bhiomaid nur comain nam b’ urrainn dhuibh tadhal air làrach-lìn Euan’s Guide gus lèirmheas a dhèanamh air ruigsinneachd làraichean an Urrais agus gus innse dhuinn (agus do dhaoine eile) dè tha math agus far am feum sinn dèanamh nas fheàrr.
Bike racks are available.
Coach parking is available by special arrangement. It must be pre-booked.
Dogs are welcome but should be kept on a lead at all times.
The car park is off the A832, close to the junction to the A835.
The car park postcode is IV23 2PJ.
The main car park is open 9.30am–4.30pm.
The overflow car park is open 24 hours.
Parking is free for members; otherwise, it is £5 for cars/motorcycles and £10 for motorhomes.
The toilets are open 9.30am–4.30pm.
A short, steep walk from the car park along a good path takes you to the suspension bridge, which sways slightly. Walk across the 25m long bridge – stopping to enjoy the vertigo-inducing view of the river below if you dare! Then stand on the cantilevered viewing platform on the opposite side of the gorge and look down onto the crashing 45m high Falls of Measach. You may also catch glimpses of Loch Broom from here.
As an added bonus, the gorge is even more spectacular when it’s raining or after a recent wet spell.
As well as the path leading to the suspension bridge and viewing platform, the gorge can be explored by following two short trails.
- Corrieshalloch Gorge is wheelchair accessible but there are steep gradients.
- There is an easier walk – both wheelchair- and pushchair-friendly – to a bench where there are views of Loch Broom and the surrounding countryside.
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