Rogie Falls Contin, Scotland

Rogie Falls Contin Loch, Lake, Waterfall in Contin, The Highlands, Scotland

Rogie Falls is a dramatic waterfall on the River Blackwater in Torrachilty Forest. In season salmon can be seen leaping up the ladder. The car park is the starting point for a number of forest trails through the Forestry Commission woodland and lies two miles west of the village of Contin.

The footbridge is being restored but all forest trails are still open.

There are toilets available here during the summer months which are owned and run by the Highland Council.

Torrachilty is a large forest extending to approximately 3,300 hectares (7,200 acres). It mainly consists of Spruce and Pine trees but also contains beautiful pockets of native Ash, Oak and Birch woodland.

The woods are home to various rare animals including wildcat and pine marten. Otters have been seen swimming in the small lochans in the middle of the forest.