[Oarch]

The Great Glen Fault is beautifully straight line across Scotland. Once seen it can't really be unseen.

[arethuza]

My own favourite is the Highland Boundary Fault - the northern edge of the rift valley that is central Scotland:

https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highland_Boundary_Fault

[Shrezzing]

I'm not sure if this is concrete fact, or just a theory, but you can continue the line up Norway's western coast too. Then in the other direction, the line was broken, but restarts & progresses from Nova Scotia down through the Appalachians in North America.

[kitd]

IIRC they were all part of the same Pangaian range, and include Greenland east coast and the Atlas mountains.

[jfengel]

I'm gonna be driving along most of Loch Ness early this autumn. Anything in particular I should look out for with respect to the Great Glen Fault? Any less-obvious geologic features?

[arethuza]

Not related to the Great Glen Fault but the Parallel Roads in Glen Roy are fairly close and worth a look:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glen_Roy#The_Parallel_Roads_of...

Edit: Also have a look at the Lochaber Geopark:

https://lochabergeopark.org.uk/

[jfengel]

Thanks! I'll keep an eye out.