Rogie Falls Named after Norse for 'splashing, foaming river'. Leaping salmon can sometimes be seen from sus-pension bridge. Rosemarkie Sandstone cliffs dotted with caves face the sea and overlook red-sandstone cottages. Groam House is small museum containing Pictish stone. Footpath starting on road to Cromarty, just north of village, leads along Fairy Glen to two waterfalls.
Ledges allow visitors behind falls.
Strathpeffer Village, once Victorian health resort with sulphur springs, now famous for doll museum housed in remains of baths complex. Dolls, teddy bears, games and toys spanning 150 years on display, as well as other features of Victorian nursery such as baby clothes, lace and cradles. Urquhart Castle Jutting out on strategic point into Loch Ness, part of this large of ten-rebuilt castle ruin dates from Norman times. Blown up in 1692 to prevent Jacobite occupation. Whitebridge Humpback bridge, no longer used, built over River Fechlln by General Wade in 1732 to move forces against rebellious Jacobites.