Eas a'Chlaiginn on the Lower Nevis
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Eas a'Chlaiginn on the Lower Nevis
Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 1 Nov 2013
From the Lower Falls at Polldubh to the take-out near Fort William, the Lower Nevis offers mostly gentle water with nothing more than shingle rapids and a few rocks to avoid. The exception is this rapid near the end of the trip which makes a fitting finale. Unfortunately, a recently fallen tree now lies across the outflow from this rapid, making it extremely dangerous to run at this level.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.819419
Longitude
-5.080013