Bracklinn Falls Waterfall

Bracklinn Falls is a small waterfall and wooded gorge near the town of Callander in Stirling council area, central Scotland.

The site features a scenic cascade through a narrow rock gorge and a historic suspension footbridge that spans the river, providing close-up viewpoints for photography and short walks. The route from Callander’s town center to the falls is a well-used short trail.

The falls and bridge have long been a local beauty spot; the footbridge and nearby paths reflect Victorian-era interest in accessible scenic walks although specific construction dates vary in local records.

The falls sit on a tributary near Callander within the Trossachs area of central Scotland, surrounded by mixed woodland and riverine terrain.

• Access: Reached by a short riverside walk from Callander; paths include steps and exposed rock and can be slippery when wet so sturdy footwear is recommended.

Bracklinn Falls is near Callander in central Scotland. From Callander town centre, the falls are reached by a short walk along signposted paths (about 1-2 km depending on the route). Local parking is available in Callander and public transport services connect the town to larger centers like Stirling.

• Arrive early to enjoy the falls before visitor numbers grow, and to get soft morning light for photography.
• The lower bridge viewpoint gives the best sense of the river's power; follow signed paths and stay on marked viewing platforms.
• Bring waterproof footwear for slick stones near the lower cascades.