As per usual, it was raining while at Rogie Falls park. Sheltering under the trees was helpful.

Rogie Falls Park - Scottish Highlands visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Rogie Falls Park' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Highland.

Panorama from the park of Rogie Falls in the Scottish Highlands.

This panoramic picture shows some of the woodland of the park near to the Falls themselves. This path exits the carpark next to a small archway and tourist display. The path follows a steep gulley before descending to a viewpoint overlooking the length of the Falls, the suspension bridge and the salmon ladder. Approx 200 yards further along, the two main paths meet and another short path over to the suspension bridge is about 50 yards further along.

The area makes for a good break while driving around and has a number of walks. There is another walk from the waterfall up to the car park which passes through a pretty gully covered in mosses and lichens. All the paths are well maintained and clearly signposted, but it should be noted that they include steps, some rocky ground and walking over uneven surfaces.

Travel and Getting There
Take the A9 north of Inverness towards Dingwall, and then the A835 towards Ullapool. Rogie Falls is about 22 miles from Inverness, and about 10 miles from Dingwall.