Between Glencoe village and Kinlochleven. Drive along the south shoe of Loch Leven from Glencoe village until you reach Caolasnacon, and signs for a campsite. Just past this is a bridge with a small lay-by beyond. Park here (carefully) and go to look at the bottom falls. To reach the top, walk up the river left bank until you reach a flatter bouldery section. Cross over and wander up to the top of the biggest drop. This is the get on, but you can access pretty much anywhere you fancy.

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A great wee run which never gets that hard, with a variety of drops to keep you entertained. The first drop is a big sloping ramp which eventually goes vertical. Hard to boof, but the pool is deep enough (just!) not to matter. Try not to über-pencil this though!

Below this the river flattens briefly, and then more drops appear. Most are slides into small pools and some inventive lines are needed. Don't take a small playboat; your feet will really hurt! A large stepped slide appears, which feels very very fast and big. Below this a vertical drop into a small pool leads you into yet more slides. Watch out for a low tree on this section, and don't batter down too fast, as the portage approaches.

This is a very (30cm) narrow slot, but is easily portaged on the left. A big seal launch (above) gives access to the last slide and the final drops. The first, over a man made weir, can be taken tight right but keep your elbows in. One last classy drop leads to the road and the take out.

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