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Pattack Falls

Eas Patag

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A picturesque waterfall hiding in the trees – and a haunting reminder of past lives

A short trail takes you to pretty waterfalls, tumbling through a rocky gorge in the forest. They look particularly good after some wet weather. The other trail here leads through attractive forest to an abandoned township. reminder of the days when many families lived in small homesteads in the glen.

Cairngorms National Park Fire Management Byelaw

From 1 April to 30 September fires and barbecues are banned in Cairngorms National Park under a fire byelaw. Breaking the byelaw could result in a fine of up to £500.

By following the byelaws you help keep yourself, communities, and forests & wildlife safe.

Cairngorms National Park fire byelaw webpage.

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