Despite Corrieshalloch meaning 'ugly hollow' in Gaelic, the mile-long canyon is a much-loved beauty spot which can also be translated into 'the curving of waters'.
A new £3.1m visitor centre has opened at an"ugly hollow" in the Highlands.
Despite Corrieshalloch meaning"ugly hollow" in Gaelic, the mile-long canyon is a much-loved beauty spot. Its name can also be translated into"the curving of waters". Works undertaken at the site include the creation of low-impact visitor facilities including a takeaway cafe, a covered outdoor seating area, and a car park featuring electric vehicle charging points.
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