Corrie Chash

Valley in Aberdeenshire

Scotland

Corrie Chash

Waterfall at Bachnagairn Looking upstream to the waterfall from the Roy Tait Memorial Bridge. — Waterfall at Bachnagairn Credit: Scott Cormie

Corrie Chash is a picturesque valley nestled in the heart of Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Located just 10 miles northwest of the town of Ballater, this hidden gem offers breathtaking natural beauty and a tranquil atmosphere for visitors to enjoy.

Surrounded by the towering peaks of the Cairngorms National Park, Corrie Chash is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The valley is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including rare species such as the capercaillie, golden eagle, and Scottish wildcat. Hikers and nature lovers can explore the numerous trails that wind through the valley, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains, lush forests, and sparkling streams.

One of the most notable features of Corrie Chash is its dramatic waterfall, which cascades down a rocky cliff face, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The waterfall is a popular spot for photographers and picnickers alike, who can relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

For those interested in history and culture, Corrie Chash offers a glimpse into the past. The valley is home to several ancient archaeological sites, including stone circles and burial cairns, which provide insights into the lives of the people who once inhabited the area.

Visitors to Corrie Chash can find accommodation options in nearby towns such as Ballater, where they can also enjoy a variety of restaurants, shops, and other amenities. Whether it's for a day trip or a longer stay, Corrie Chash promises an unforgettable experience for all who venture into its natural beauty.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 56.9166/-3.2175166 or Grid Reference NO2581. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Waterfall at Bachnagairn Looking upstream to the waterfall from the Roy Tait Memorial Bridge.

Waterfall at Bachnagairn

Looking upstream to the waterfall from the Roy Tait Memorial Bridge.

Loch Muick The view through the trees near Glas-Allt-Shiel.

Loch Muick

The view through the trees near Glas-Allt-Shiel.

Drystane Dyke The tumbledown dyke marks the edge of the woodland around Glas-Allt-Shiel.

Drystane Dyke

The tumbledown dyke marks the edge of the woodland around Glas-Allt-Shiel.

Path round Loch Muick Beyond the end of the road, a path continues round the head of the loch.

Path round Loch Muick

Beyond the end of the road, a path continues round the head of the loch.

Boulder beside the Path The path disappears behind a large boulder, probably an erratic.

Boulder beside the Path

The path disappears behind a large boulder, probably an erratic.

Loch Muick Looking back from near the head of the loch to the trees around Glas-Allt-Shiel.

Loch Muick

Looking back from near the head of the loch to the trees around Glas-Allt-Shiel.

Loch Muick On the flat ground at the head of the loch it can be hard to tell what is loch, what is a pool and what is a burn.

Loch Muick

On the flat ground at the head of the loch it can be hard to tell what is loch, what is a pool and what is a burn.

Sandy Beaches at Loch Muick At the head of the loch there are several banks and beaches of sand and shingle.

Sandy Beaches at Loch Muick

At the head of the loch there are several banks and beaches of sand and shingle.

Footbridge and Stepping Stones The maps show a footbridge here, but stepping stones are necessary as well. In the background is the waterfall from the corrie which holds Loch Buidhe. Recent rain has added significantly to the volume of water in the falls.

Footbridge and Stepping Stones

The maps show a footbridge here, but stepping stones are necessary as well. In the background is the waterfall from the corrie which holds Loch Buidhe. Recent rain has added significantly to the volume of water in the falls.

Footbridge One of the many simple footbridges on the delta at the head of Loch Muick.

Footbridge

One of the many simple footbridges on the delta at the head of Loch Muick.

Allt an Dubh-Loch The river is formed by the burns flowing out of Loch Buidhe, the Dubh Loch and Corrie Chash, but it divides into several channels to form a delta at the head of Loch Muick. This is one of the delta channels. Corrie Chash is on the left, and the waterfall from Loch Buidhe is on the right.

Allt an Dubh-Loch

The river is formed by the burns flowing out of Loch Buidhe, the Dubh Loch and Corrie Chash, but it divides into several channels to form a delta at the head of Loch Muick. This is one of the delta channels. Corrie Chash is on the left, and the waterfall from Loch Buidhe is on the right.

Footbridge One of several simple bridges across the delta channels at the head of Loch Muick.

Footbridge

One of several simple bridges across the delta channels at the head of Loch Muick.

Allt an Dubh Loch This is actually just one of the delta channels where the Allt an Dubh Loch emerges into Loch Muick.

Allt an Dubh Loch

This is actually just one of the delta channels where the Allt an Dubh Loch emerges into Loch Muick.

Allt an Dubh Loch This is the final few metres of one of the delta channels flowing into Loch Muick.

Allt an Dubh Loch

This is the final few metres of one of the delta channels flowing into Loch Muick.

Allt an Dubh Loch One of the delta channels of Allt an Dubh Loch has formed a pool on its way to Loch Muick. On the skyline at left is the waterfall into Corrie Chash. In the middle are some of the waterfalls on the burn out of Dubh Loch, and to the right is a more prominent torrent from Loch Buidhe.

Allt an Dubh Loch

One of the delta channels of Allt an Dubh Loch has formed a pool on its way to Loch Muick. On the skyline at left is the waterfall into Corrie Chash. In the middle are some of the waterfalls on the burn out of Dubh Loch, and to the right is a more prominent torrent from Loch Buidhe.

Allt an Dubh Loch One of the delta channels of Allt an Dubh Loch has formed a pool on its way to Loch Muick. In the distance are some of the waterfalls on the burn out of Dubh Loch, and to the right is a more prominent torrent from Loch Buidhe.

Allt an Dubh Loch

One of the delta channels of Allt an Dubh Loch has formed a pool on its way to Loch Muick. In the distance are some of the waterfalls on the burn out of Dubh Loch, and to the right is a more prominent torrent from Loch Buidhe.

Allt an Dubh Loch This is the widest channel on this side of the delta. In the distance are some of the waterfalls on the burn out of Dubh Loch, and to the right is a more prominent torrent from Loch Buidhe.

Allt an Dubh Loch

This is the widest channel on this side of the delta. In the distance are some of the waterfalls on the burn out of Dubh Loch, and to the right is a more prominent torrent from Loch Buidhe.

Loch Muick Even after a lot of rain, and the resulting rise in the level of the loch, there is still a good-sized gravel beach at the head of Loch Muick.

Loch Muick

Even after a lot of rain, and the resulting rise in the level of the loch, there is still a good-sized gravel beach at the head of Loch Muick.

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Corrie Chash is located at Grid Ref: NO2581 (Lat: 56.9166, Lng: -3.2175166)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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