Pattack Falls

Eas Patag

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Visitor information

Facilities

  • Ancient monument
  • Trails
  • Parking

The café and toilets at Laggan Wolftrax are open part-time during the season. There’s a small shop in Laggan village, about 4 miles (6.4 km) away, and a good range of places to eat in Newtonmore.

Please do not overnight park/camp in the car park. Please do not light fires or BBQs. Take all waste (including toilet waste) away.

Help with nature restoration

Help us to restore the vegetation at Pattack Falls. Please stay on the stone path/viewing area and do not cross the barrier as we are working hard to allow the fragile vegetation to recover at this location.

Thank you for helping us to allow nature to thrive.

Getting here

Pattack Falls are on the A86 between Newtonmore and Spean Bridge, about 10 ½ miles (17 km) miles west of Newtonmore and 22 miles (35.2 km) east of Spean Bridge. The car park is at grid reference NN 567 903.

Using SatNav?

PH20 1BY is the nearest postcode, a little further west along the A86.

Public transport

Buses between Newtonmore and Spean Bridge pass the forest. Check Traveline Scotland for details.

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Parking information

There is no charge to park in this car park.

More about parking

No overnight parking

Please do not overnight park/camp in the car park. Please do not light fires or BBQs. Take all waste (including toilet waste) away.

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