The Sligachan Old Bridge was built between 1810 and 1818 by engineer Thomas Telford. The bridge is for pedestrians and cyclists only following construction of a new road bridge parallel to it on the A87. It was listed as a Category B and scheduled in 1971 and 1974, respectively.

Under the Old Sligachan Bridge runs a river with enchanted waters. Here the faeries helped the daughter of Scáthach, and now they offer you eternal beauty.

It’s not just the iconic Sligachan Bridge with its spectacular views of the Cuillin Hills, the real magic is in the water that flows beneath. The River Sligachan has been enchanted by the fairies. The story surrounds Scotland’s greatest ever warrior who lived here on Skye.

Nov 14, 2022 · Sligachan Old Bridge: A visit to the historic Sligachan Old Bridge is a must. The bridge has a stunning view of the Black Cuillin Mountains and is the ideal location for photography because of the surrounding lush moorland and rivers.

The Sligachan Old Bridge and surrounding area epitomises the wild but picturesque Scottish countryside. We passed through here on the road to Portree. Great photo opportunities, walking trails, pub nearby, car parking area, and it is God's own country.

Feb 21, 2024 · The secret to eternal beauty lies in the fairy water of the Sligachan River. Find out the story behind this magical legend.

Oct 29, 2023 · Below we present our Sligachan Bridge and Waterfalls Travel Guide, which includes information on how to get to the location, where the best viewpoints are, and which trail to take to get to the waterfall.

Explore the iconic Sligachan Old Bridge on the Isle of Skye, a testament to Highland engineering surrounded by stunning landscapes, history, and a hub for outdoor enthusiasts.

This enchanting Old Sligachan Bridge is a single track bridge and has three uneven arches with a hump over the central arch. It sits really well with the unspoilt countryside and the Cuillins , bringing to life the time-old legend of the enchanted waters that runs beneath it.

Glance to your left as you pass through the settlement of Sligachan on the A87 and you’ll spy a piece of history: a triplespan stone bridge built by Thomas Telford in the early 19th century.