Mealt Falls

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Mealt Falls is a dramatic sea cliff waterfall on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, where a stream plunges directly into the ocean beside the basalt columns of Kilt Rock.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf waterfall
accessedVia A855 road NERFINISHED
adjacentTo Kilt Rock NERFINISHED
approximateHeight about 180 feet
about 55 metres
bestSeasonToVisit autumn
spring
summer
category Coastal waterfalls
Landforms of the Isle of Skye
Waterfalls of Scotland
climate maritime climate
country Scotland
dropsFrom basalt cliffs
flowsInto Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
The Minch NERFINISHED
geologyNearby Jurassic sedimentary rocks
basalt columns
hasFeature sea spray at base
sheer vertical drop
hasParking car park at Kilt Rock viewpoint
hasViewpoint Kilt Rock viewpoint NERFINISHED
languageLocalName English
Scottish Gaelic NERFINISHED
locatedIn Highland council area
Inner Hebrides NERFINISHED
Isle of Skye NERFINISHED
locatedOn Trotternish Peninsula NERFINISHED
managedBy Highland Council (viewpoint area) NERFINISHED
nearestSettlement Staffin NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic sea cliff setting
plunging directly into the sea
proximity to Kilt Rock basalt columns
overhangs sea cliffs
partOf tourist attractions on the Isle of Skye
popularActivity birdwatching
photography
sightseeing
region Scottish Highlands NERFINISHED
safetyFeature fenced cliff-edge viewpoint
tourismType roadside attraction
scenic viewpoint
viewDirection over The Minch towards mainland Scotland
viewedFrom clifftop viewing platform
watercourse Mealt River NERFINISHED
waterSource Loch Mealt NERFINISHED

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Trotternish Peninsula hasLandform Mealt Falls
Kilt Rock hasNearbyFeature Mealt Falls