Kilt Rock And Mealt Falls Walk
This walk on the Isle of Skye visits Kilt Rock and the waterfalls at Loch Mealt on the eastern coast of the island.
You can start the walk from the car parking area on the eastern side of the loch. From here it is a short stroll to the Kilt Rock viewpoint and the waterfall. It's a lovely photogenic spot with the added opportunity of spotting a variety of coastal birds on the imposing cliffs.
To continue your walking in the area head south along the coast to visit another island highlight at the spectacular Old Man of Storr.
Just to the west is the climb to the Quiraing where there are wonderful views over the island.
Postcode
IV51 9JE - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsKilt Rock And Mealt Falls Ordnance Survey Map 
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Further Information and Other Local Ideas
Just north along the coast you will find Duntulm Castle. The 14th century castle sits in a wonderful coastal location with fabulous views of Tulm Bay.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Kilt Rock. From the top of the 90m high, two tiered cliff that has pleats resembling a kilt. The upper part is columnar basalt, sitting on horizontal beds of sandstone. The Mealt waterfall by the car park and viewpoint in NG5065 can be seen near the centre of the picture. That is the best place to view the Kilt Rock. The cliff edge here is difficult to reach, uneven and very dangerous.
Kilt Rock and Mealt Waterfall, Isle of Skye, Scotland. The spectacular 55 metres (180 ft) tall sea-cliffs of Kilt Rock are made of dolerite rock strata in many different colours. It's one of the most popular attractions on the island.
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Waterfall view
Cliffs around Kilt Rock, Trotternish
Loch Mealt 1. There are a number of bird species in this roadside loch. Its waters are favoured by diving ducks. The Orkney charr, a char species that could be vulnerable to extinction, has been found in Loch Mealt
