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Visit an amazing 46-meter vertical cascade dropping beneath the Douglas firs with an almighty roar.


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Map Key

0.8

Miles

1.2

KM

Loop

680' 207 m

High

517' 158 m

Low

160' 49 m

Up

163' 50 m

Down

8%

Avg Grade (5°)

30%

Max Grade (16°)

Dogs Unknown

Features Fall Colors · River/Creek · Waterfall

Need to Know

There are about 10 parking spots. No facilities here.

Description

The spectacular overhang at the top of Plodda Falls is just 400 meters from the parking, and then the real beauty of this enchanted forest lies ahead.

The loop is easy/intermediate; an optional trail spur to the bottom of the falls is pretty technical. Follow the white post markers all the way around.

You'll find yourself hiking among enormous Douglas fir trees and moss-covered peat. Having our packed lunch here was a Top 5 moment for our 10-day Scotland trip.

Option: The green-marked trail would make about a 1.8 mile loop.

Flora & Fauna

Douglas fir, peat, moss, heather, ferns

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Sparkling moss and peat cover the forest floor while streams trickle through.
Nov 2, 2022 near Spean B…, GB
Plodda Falls thunders down a 46-meter drop.
Nov 2, 2022 near Spean B…, GB
Towering Douglas fir trees were planted by Lord Tweedmouth, who famously developed the golden retriever dog breed. (I'm not joking!)
Nov 2, 2022 near Spean B…, GB

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