Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall

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Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall is a dramatic, narrow cascade in southern Scotland, renowned for its steep plunge into a hanging valley and its surrounding rugged upland scenery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural feature
waterfall
category Protected areas of Scotland
Tourist attractions in Dumfries and Galloway
Waterfalls of Scotland
country Scotland
flowsInto Moffat Water
geologicalFeature glacially carved landscape
hanging valley
hasActivity landscape photography
walking
wildlife watching
hasEcosystem montane grassland
upland heath
hasParking car park at valley floor
hasTrailTo Loch Skeen
hasWildlife peregrine falcon
rare upland plants
wild goat
height about 200 feet
about 60 metres
locatedIn Dumfries and Galloway
southern Scotland
locatedInProtectedArea Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve
managedBy National Trust for Scotland
near Loch Skeen
Moffat
notableFor narrow cascade
rugged upland scenery
steep plunge into a hanging valley
ownedBy National Trust for Scotland
partOf Moffat Hills
region Scottish Borders
tourism popular hiking destination
scenic viewpoint
watercourse Tail Burn

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Moffat, Dumfriesshire, Scotland hasNearbyFeature Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall
Loch Skeen hasNearbyFeature Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall
Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve hasFeature Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall
Tail Burn flowsThrough Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall
White Coomb near Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall