Linn Falls Walk
This walk visits the picturesque Linn Falls in Aberlour, Moray.
You can start the walk from the parking area near the the Aberlour Distillery and the cemetery at the end of the High Street. Then pick up the trail heading south along the Burn of Aberlour. The well maintained path will lead you to the secluded falls which are surrounded by attractive woodland. It's a lovely spot with a couple of benches to rest on and enjoy the view.
The Speyside Way runs through the town so you could pick this up at the northern end of the burn. The shared walking and cycling path will take you along the River Spey providing an opportunity to extend your waterside walking in the area. See the Dufftown to Aberlour Walk for more details.
Postcode
AB38 9PJ - Please note: Postcode may be approximate for some rural locationsLinn Falls Ordnance Survey Map 
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Linn Falls Open Street Map 
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Linn Falls OS Map 
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Linn Falls Open Street Map 
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Pubs/Cafes
The Mash Tun is in a great riverside location next to the pretty Alice Little Park. Built in 1896 as the Station Bar, you can now enjoy refreshments on the former station platform and enjoy the view of the old railway line running past the door, which is now the Speyside Way long distance trail. The pub includes a garden area with fine views over the fields and car parking. You can find them at postcode AB38 9QP for your sat navs. The pub is dog friendly.
Cycle Routes and Walking Routes Nearby
Photos
Falls on Burn of Aberlour
Waterfall at Aberlour
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Aberlour Distillery
Suspension bridge, Burn of Aberlour
The new footbridge over the Lour burn
River Spey
High Street, Aberlour
Aberlour from Wester Elchies. Notice that there is no clock on the church tower. When it was to be built, the people in Aberlour sought a donation from the people across the river. This was not forthcoming, so the clock tower was built with three clocks so that the people across the river would not be able to benefit from the fourth one!