A new footbridge over Scotland's historic Keltie Water, a stream, has once again joined together the two sides of the Bracklinn Falls Circuit, a 5 km loop trail in Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park. The Bracklinn Falls Footbridge - constructed of perforated weathering steel, glass fiber-reinforced polymer decking, and stainless steel handrails - now spans 21.7 m across and 30 m above the series of stepped waterfalls known as Bracklinn Falls. Roughly 1.5 km northeast of the small town of Callander, the footbridge is the most recent iteration of a bridge across the falls, following a timber bridge removed in 2021 because of deterioration, which itself succeeded a steel bridge destroyed by flooding in 2004.
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