Loch Mealt

On Skye's Trotternish coast, this loch spills straight over a sea cliff at Kilt Rock in a much-photographed waterfall.

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Loch Mealt is a loch in Highland. The surrounding countryside is part of Trotternish National Scenic Area.

More places to visit near Loch Mealt

Skye's great landslip peninsula, a maze of pinnacles and hidden hollows with a ridge walk high above the sea — serious ground in bad weather

Basalt sea cliff banded like a kilt, with the Mealt burn plunging straight into the sea beside a viewpoint.

0.7 km NE

Grassy headland (Rubha nam Bràithrean) reaching into the sea below Trotternish, with an old chapel site and dinosaur tracks.

3.2 km SE

Waterfall dropping through a tree-lined gorge to the sea on the Trotternish coast, with a viewing platform.

4.8 km S

The still-moving northern end of the Trotternish landslip — a looping path through pinnacles named the Needle, the Prison and the Table.

6.5 km NW

Towering rock pinnacle on the Trotternish ridge above Loch Leathan, one of Skye's most famous walks.

11.1 km S