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There are about three miles of trail on both sides of the gorge at high and low levels. The gorge is green with trees and other growth. Water rushes over the rocky river bed, and there is a famous vertical waterfall, the White Lady, and a whirlpool, the Devil’s Cauldron.
This is a popular beauty spot and well worth a visit. Note that the going is quite difficult, with wet, uneven and potentially slippery surfaces, and the paths have steep gradients. Walkers should wear suitable boots and have adequate physical fitness.
Admission charge.
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