Scenic point

Amazing amazing amazing! My sister and I went up to this viewpoint one sunrise on a weekend road trip through Wales and I think about it daily. The walk itself was fantastical and beautiful and, with some of the paths being trickier to manoeuvre, a fun challenge to get to the top. The path is well sign posted and you can either do a circular route or backtrack from the viewpoint itself. The ‘Nest’ itself has a stone bench and railings along the front edge. The view is brilliant and worth it and if you have an hour or two spare, you should definitely do this hike.

Great place with a great view.

Great history of the place but awfully presented as an exhibit or place of interest. There was a special open day today that was only mildly amusing for less that 10 minutes. There was meant to be a presentation of some sort that never happened in all the time we waited. There was no way to tell who was staff and was not. To say it was very disappointing would be quite an understatement.

A must see vista point. We parked in the upper carpark. The walk was about 10mins uphill with quite a rocky terrain but was fine for beginner walkers.

First time at spotters car park, won't be the last.If you like planes it's worth a look.

Sadly it does lack basic amenities such as a toilet, tesco express, decent phone coverage

One of Orkney's must see beaches. Visited mid September and effectively had the beach to ourselves. Stunning views and, given everything that has happened in Scapa flow, very poignant.

Visited for the Xmas lights. Nice walk along the front or can jump on the tram

Lots of wildlife and a fantastic view. Short walk from car park. Quite a bit of poopoo around on the floor. Very natural

Just short of 400km round trip from where I live to The Falls Of Falloch on my 125cc. Let me tell you I wasn’t disappointed either. What a spectacular force of nature it is. Well worth the ride out to see this. Scotland is a beautiful place with so many hidden gems. When I arrived there was probably about 10 cars in the carpark. Definitely not overcrowded for getting a good photo. Be warned though during rainy days it is quite slippery/ muddy in parts, so stay away from the edges of the water. I would also suggest walking boots or Wellingtons. As your brand new designer trainers will be ruined walking in this. I was fortunate enough to have my motorbike boots on. So they saved the day.