Alva Glen — Attraction in Scotland

( Alva Glen. ) Alva Glen. Man. This Glen is Absolutely Fantastic Brilliant so it is. Water falls I couldn't stop taking photos of it. I don't know if the locals know how lovely a Glen they have here. How Beautiful it is. As my Girlfriend and I were walking the Glen we seen three people with High vises on. Not sure if they were workers or volunteers to help keep the Glen clean so I had to take a photo of them. The Glen nature trail is well fenced of so no one will fall into the water. The Glen is circular to bring you back to the beginning again. It a well good walk to go round. My Girlfriend and I enjoyed this walk. Took plenty of photos and short videos to show off. This Alva Glen should be Advertised of TV to bring more people to see it. This is one of Scotland Beauty spots. We came here and it was a wet day. We would love to go round it again on a sunny day. It has a wee carpark free too. So no worries. So come come come. Give this Glen a visit. The water falls are Beautiful to see as you walk around the Glen. Bonny...

Alva Glen is a great place to enjoy a country walk with stunning views of the waterfalls, hills and nature. The glen was once the centre of a busy textile industry. You can see the remnants of old dams and workshops along the trail, as well as information signs that tell you more about the past. The trail starts from a car park northeast of the golf club and follows the river upstream. You will soon reach the first of five waterfalls, which are the highlights of the glen. The most impressive ones are the Craighorn Fall, which is 23 meters high, and the Big Fall, which is hidden behind a rock and drops into the Smuggler’s Cave. The trail gets steeper and more challenging as you go higher, but it rewards you with amazing views of the surrounding countryside. I would highly recommend visiting Alva Glen if you are looking for a fun and adventurous walk in nature. It is suitable for all ages and abilities, but you should wear sturdy shoes and be careful on some slippery sections. The glen is open all year round and there is no...

A 16 car car park and quite a bit of care if you go past the 3rd waterfall up to Smugglers cave but this area is great for an explore as its slot canyon forms some great geology, walks , water features and interesting wildlife for all to enjoy. Moving from the lower paths and the footing becomes a little more slippy up to the 2nd waterfall where the dam was formed to control water for the mills during the heyday of the hillfoots industry. Stray from the main paths and you get some great views especially when the spring and Autumn is turning. Its been a long time since i was up here and the area shows some signs of needing extra care but a lot of it has been tamed to some extent without detracting from the natural beauty too much. Also a great access point for entry to a lot of walks across all the hill routes weather permitting as it can become difficult to navigate once your on some of the less known...