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After hiking Ben Nevis there no place to stop have a drink and a bite to eat while enjoying uninterrupted views of where you have just been. Recently voted as having one of the best beer gardens in the UK.
Highly recommend!
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Ben Nevis Inn & Bunkhouse
Achintee RoadAfter hiking Ben Nevis there no place to stop have a drink and a bite to eat while enjoying uninterrupted views of where you have just been. Recently voted as having one of the best beer gardens in the UK.
Highly recommend!
Looking for a night out where can enjoy good food while enjoying a Lochside location then look no further! Using locally sourced produce the Scottish based menu has an Asian fusion for something a different.
The Whispering Pine Lodge
Looking for a night out where can enjoy good food while enjoying a Lochside location then look no further! Using locally sourced produce the Scottish based menu has an Asian fusion for something a different.
Looking for an A La Carte menu for an extra special evening then head to the Smiddy House for a premium meal in a 2 * Rosette Restaurant. The menu offers fresh local produce, showcasing the finest of Scotland’s larder. Freshly prepared the kitchen team will tempt you with some imaginative and creative dishes.
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Smiddy House
Looking for an A La Carte menu for an extra special evening then head to the Smiddy House for a premium meal in a 2 * Rosette Restaurant. The menu offers fresh local produce, showcasing the finest of Scotland’s larder. Freshly prepared the kitchen team will tempt you with some imaginative and creative dishes.
The Crofter bar and restaurant, is a one-of-a-kind entertainment hub, located on the Fort William high street. It is a first port of call for anyone who likes good food and good banter.
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The Crofter Bar and Restaurant
11 High StThe Crofter bar and restaurant, is a one-of-a-kind entertainment hub, located on the Fort William high street. It is a first port of call for anyone who likes good food and good banter.
Situated at Fort William Town Pier, the Crannog Restaurant serves the freshest of Scottish seafood from its red-roofed restaurant with fantastic views over Loch Linnhe.
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Crannog Seafood Restaurant
Situated at Fort William Town Pier, the Crannog Restaurant serves the freshest of Scottish seafood from its red-roofed restaurant with fantastic views over Loch Linnhe.
Lochleven Seafood Cafe, Deli is situated on the shores of beautiful Loch Leven and serves fresh, quality, Scottish seafood.
The restaurant is surrounded by an unspoilt and unique landscape with the Mamores mountain range towering above and views across Camus Mhor (the big bay) to the Pap of Glencoe.
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Lochleven Seafood Café
B863Lochleven Seafood Cafe, Deli is situated on the shores of beautiful Loch Leven and serves fresh, quality, Scottish seafood.
The restaurant is surrounded by an unspoilt and unique landscape with the Mamores mountain range towering above and views across Camus Mhor (the big bay) to the Pap of Glencoe.
An authentic Indian restaurant located in Fort William, classic curries and other Indian favorites are served with cocktails and wine in a contemporary setting.
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Spice Tandoori
141 High StAn authentic Indian restaurant located in Fort William, classic curries and other Indian favorites are served with cocktails and wine in a contemporary setting.
Dining at 'Michel Roux Jr at Inverlochy Castle' is a culinary experience to savour, with the late Albert Roux’s son taking the helm of the kitchen and offering the finest dishes using local produce. Dining is in any of our three dining rooms, each decorated with period and elaborate furniture presented as gifts to Inverlochy Castle from the King of Norway, creating a unique experience in unrivalled surroundings.
The menu features modern British cuisine with French influences which is internationally recognised by all major guides. It has been awarded AA 3 Red Rosettes.
The dress code for gentlemen for dinner in the restaurant is a jacket. They also serve Light Lunch and Afternoon Tea in the Lounge throughout the day and Dinner from 6pm in the Restaurant.
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Inverlochy Castle
Dining at 'Michel Roux Jr at Inverlochy Castle' is a culinary experience to savour, with the late Albert Roux’s son taking the helm of the kitchen and offering the finest dishes using local produce. Dining is in any of our three dining rooms, each decorated with period and elaborate furniture presented as gifts to Inverlochy Castle from the King of Norway, creating a unique experience in unrivalled surroundings.
The menu features modern British cuisine with French influences which is internationally recognised by all major guides. It has been awarded AA 3 Red Rosettes.
The dress code for gentlemen for dinner in the restaurant is a jacket. They also serve Light Lunch and Afternoon Tea in the Lounge throughout the day and Dinner from 6pm in the Restaurant.
Set in 7 acres of ancient Scots pine trees, the ethos at Old Pines Restaurant is to prepare delicious, locally-sourced, fresh and seasonal Scottish food in simple and unpretentious way to let the flavours of the food shine through.
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Old Pines
Set in 7 acres of ancient Scots pine trees, the ethos at Old Pines Restaurant is to prepare delicious, locally-sourced, fresh and seasonal Scottish food in simple and unpretentious way to let the flavours of the food shine through.
Located on Fort William High Street, the Tavern offers quality Gastropub style food served daily from 11am till late. We offer lunch and evening meal menus.
At the Tavern a warm welcome, fantastic food and a great selection of wines, spirits, beers, soft drinks and coffee is always guaranteed!
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The Tavern Restaurant
72 High StLocated on Fort William High Street, the Tavern offers quality Gastropub style food served daily from 11am till late. We offer lunch and evening meal menus.
At the Tavern a warm welcome, fantastic food and a great selection of wines, spirits, beers, soft drinks and coffee is always guaranteed!
Global bistro fare, cocktails and beers from around the world served in a cosy, convivial setting.
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The Geographer
88 High StGlobal bistro fare, cocktails and beers from around the world served in a cosy, convivial setting.
With a wide range of craft beers – from their own organic beers – together with over 100 styles and flavours from around the world.
Feeling hungry? The Black Isle serve freshly made wood-fired pizzas and salads, using locally sourced and organic ingredients from their farm when possible.
They love dogs at Black Isle, so take your four legged friends along to join you for a relaxing visit and a tasty beer!
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Black Isle Bar Fort William
Gordon SquareWith a wide range of craft beers – from their own organic beers – together with over 100 styles and flavours from around the world.
Feeling hungry? The Black Isle serve freshly made wood-fired pizzas and salads, using locally sourced and organic ingredients from their farm when possible.
They love dogs at Black Isle, so take your four legged friends along to join you for a relaxing visit and a tasty beer!
The Stables is a grill restaurant in the heart of Fort William in the highlands of Scotland.
At the Scottish Food Awards 2017 it won Best Restaurant of the Year (North Region). Specialising in Scottish Prime steaks, the restaurant even makes its own haggis and black pudding.
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The Stables Restaurant & Grill
Dudley RoadThe Stables is a grill restaurant in the heart of Fort William in the highlands of Scotland.
At the Scottish Food Awards 2017 it won Best Restaurant of the Year (North Region). Specialising in Scottish Prime steaks, the restaurant even makes its own haggis and black pudding.
The Nevis Bank Inn is home to Brown’s Restaurant.
Enjoy a meal or special occasion in modern and contemporary surroundings whilst the award winning kitchen team prepares a menu with a range of local fresh produce.
Rated on TripAdvisor as one of the top Hotels and Restaurants in the Fort William area with an exceptional reputation for service….let them show you what great service really is!
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Nevis Bank Inn & Browns Restaurant
Belford RoadThe Nevis Bank Inn is home to Brown’s Restaurant.
Enjoy a meal or special occasion in modern and contemporary surroundings whilst the award winning kitchen team prepares a menu with a range of local fresh produce.
Rated on TripAdvisor as one of the top Hotels and Restaurants in the Fort William area with an exceptional reputation for service….let them show you what great service really is!
Enjoy fantastic pub food in the restaurant or in the garden with a range of great dishes including pub classics and tasty puds.
The kids menu is full of favourites your kids will love. Keep the kids entertained and let them blow off some steam in their outdoor play area.
The restaurant offers a full range of drinks to complement your meal - choose from crisp beers and ciders to great gins and plenty more.
Loch Iall Brewers Fayre
Enjoy fantastic pub food in the restaurant or in the garden with a range of great dishes including pub classics and tasty puds.
The kids menu is full of favourites your kids will love. Keep the kids entertained and let them blow off some steam in their outdoor play area.
The restaurant offers a full range of drinks to complement your meal - choose from crisp beers and ciders to great gins and plenty more.
The Great Glen is a Wetherspoon pub in Fort William, Highland.
The pub is open for breakfast until 12 noon and offers free refills (all day every day) on tea and Lavazza coffee. For lunch and dinner, there are lighter bites, with deli deal options and vegetarian choices, gourmet burgers and freshly made pizzas.
Wetherspoon has championed a wide range of drinks, including real ales, craft beers, gins and soft drinks. Table service is available via the Wetherspoon app, using their unlimited free Wi-Fi. This pub has step-free access.
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The Great Glen
104 High StThe Great Glen is a Wetherspoon pub in Fort William, Highland.
The pub is open for breakfast until 12 noon and offers free refills (all day every day) on tea and Lavazza coffee. For lunch and dinner, there are lighter bites, with deli deal options and vegetarian choices, gourmet burgers and freshly made pizzas.
Wetherspoon has championed a wide range of drinks, including real ales, craft beers, gins and soft drinks. Table service is available via the Wetherspoon app, using their unlimited free Wi-Fi. This pub has step-free access.
Cafe Mango Fort Williams first Thai and Indian restaurant provides a new and exciting taste of Asia bringing together the flavours from different continents.
Comfy restaurant with warm and relaxed surroundings.
Cafe Mango
24-26 High StCafe Mango Fort Williams first Thai and Indian restaurant provides a new and exciting taste of Asia bringing together the flavours from different continents.
Comfy restaurant with warm and relaxed surroundings.
Under new ownership since April 2019, the Ben Nevis Bar is ideally located on the main
street in the famous Highland town of Fort William.
Built in 1806, the bar was originally the inn for the castle drovers and proudly holds the title
of the oldest pub in the town to date.
Visitors can relax inside in two modern, decorated bar areas complete with high bar stools. Food is served all day, every day from the popular menu featuring plenty of local produce and hearty favourites – offering something for everyone.
Or simply enjoy a leisurely drink outside on the decked area with incredible views out over the loch.
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Ben Nevis Bar
103 High StUnder new ownership since April 2019, the Ben Nevis Bar is ideally located on the main
street in the famous Highland town of Fort William.
Built in 1806, the bar was originally the inn for the castle drovers and proudly holds the title
of the oldest pub in the town to date.
Visitors can relax inside in two modern, decorated bar areas complete with high bar stools. Food is served all day, every day from the popular menu featuring plenty of local produce and hearty favourites – offering something for everyone.
Or simply enjoy a leisurely drink outside on the decked area with incredible views out over the loch.
Set half way along the High Street in Fort William, and in the shadow of nearby Ben Nevis, the pub and restaurant provides a warm and friendly atmosphere where you will find a range of real ales and malt whiskies and good food.
During the day, call in for a bite to eat in the Alehouse, or simply a cup of tea or a freshly brewed coffee, to rest your legs from shopping on the High Street. Or in the evenings, dine in the first floor restaurant.
On busy evenings, the atmosphere of a traditional pub comes into its own, as travelers tell tales of their days out exploring the magnificent West Highlands, and beer enthusiasts talk of the delights of the latest local brew.
Families and four legged friends are welcome. Free wi-fi is always available.
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The Grog & Gruel
66 High StSet half way along the High Street in Fort William, and in the shadow of nearby Ben Nevis, the pub and restaurant provides a warm and friendly atmosphere where you will find a range of real ales and malt whiskies and good food.
During the day, call in for a bite to eat in the Alehouse, or simply a cup of tea or a freshly brewed coffee, to rest your legs from shopping on the High Street. Or in the evenings, dine in the first floor restaurant.
On busy evenings, the atmosphere of a traditional pub comes into its own, as travelers tell tales of their days out exploring the magnificent West Highlands, and beer enthusiasts talk of the delights of the latest local brew.
Families and four legged friends are welcome. Free wi-fi is always available.
Sightseeing
Scotland landscape is scattered with Munros and mist-shrouded hills but Ben Nevis is the king of them all. Part of the Grampian Mountain range, the famous peak attracts 125k walkers a year. Whether you're an avid ambler or you just love beautiful landscapes, bagging 'the Ben' is likely to feature near the top of your Scottish bucket list.
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Ben Nevis
Scotland landscape is scattered with Munros and mist-shrouded hills but Ben Nevis is the king of them all. Part of the Grampian Mountain range, the famous peak attracts 125k walkers a year. Whether you're an avid ambler or you just love beautiful landscapes, bagging 'the Ben' is likely to feature near the top of your Scottish bucket list.
The famous Glenfinnan viaduct carries the railway to Glenfinnan Station across a 1,000 ft span, 100 ft above the ground. The Jacobite steam train runs from here to Fort William and Mallaig in summer months with regular trains available the rest of the year.
The filming of the second and third Harry Potter books, Harry Potter and the Chambers of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban took place in this area with the Hogwarts Express calling at Glenfinnan!
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Aussichtspunkt Glenfinnan Viadukt
A830 RdThe famous Glenfinnan viaduct carries the railway to Glenfinnan Station across a 1,000 ft span, 100 ft above the ground. The Jacobite steam train runs from here to Fort William and Mallaig in summer months with regular trains available the rest of the year.
The filming of the second and third Harry Potter books, Harry Potter and the Chambers of Secrets and Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban took place in this area with the Hogwarts Express calling at Glenfinnan!
The Silver Sands of Morar are a celebrated series of beautiful sandy beaches, which pepper the coastline from Arisaig to Morar.
A stunning string of white sandy beaches, with spectacular views out to the Small Isles of Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna, the Silver Sands of Morar are a spectacular destination. A popular place with walkers, the beaches are all accessible from the road and can be enjoyed individually or as a trail.
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Silver Sands of Morar
The Silver Sands of Morar are a celebrated series of beautiful sandy beaches, which pepper the coastline from Arisaig to Morar.
A stunning string of white sandy beaches, with spectacular views out to the Small Isles of Rum, Eigg, Muck and Canna, the Silver Sands of Morar are a spectacular destination. A popular place with walkers, the beaches are all accessible from the road and can be enjoyed individually or as a trail.
Around a mile west of the village of Spean Bridge is the famous Commando Memorial and panoramic viewpoint. Erected in 1952, it commemorates the elite soldiers who fell during the Second World War and who gained their Green Berets at the Commandos Basic Training Centre in nearby Achnacarry.
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Commando Memorial
Around a mile west of the village of Spean Bridge is the famous Commando Memorial and panoramic viewpoint. Erected in 1952, it commemorates the elite soldiers who fell during the Second World War and who gained their Green Berets at the Commandos Basic Training Centre in nearby Achnacarry.
NEVIS RANGE Mountain Experience can be found 7 miles north of Fort William. The Mountain Gondola will transport you to 650m on Aonach Mor where you'll find the Snowgoose restaurant & bar with awesome views, mountain trails and view point walks . In the winter, the area is open for sledging, skiing and boarding. There's biking for all in Leanachan forest, plus bike wash, bike hire and a skills park. The NEVIS downhill track (with gondola uplift) hosts the Mountian Bike World Cup each year and is also home to the Top Chief Black Graded Enduro Trail. We hope you love it as much as we do!
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Nevis Range Mountain Resort
NEVIS RANGE Mountain Experience can be found 7 miles north of Fort William. The Mountain Gondola will transport you to 650m on Aonach Mor where you'll find the Snowgoose restaurant & bar with awesome views, mountain trails and view point walks . In the winter, the area is open for sledging, skiing and boarding. There's biking for all in Leanachan forest, plus bike wash, bike hire and a skills park. The NEVIS downhill track (with gondola uplift) hosts the Mountian Bike World Cup each year and is also home to the Top Chief Black Graded Enduro Trail. We hope you love it as much as we do!
Set in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Neptune's Staircase is a dramatic flight of eight locks on the Caledonian Canal.
Situated in the picturesque village of Banavie, this amazing feat of engineering raises the canal by 19m (62ft) over a quarter of a mile of continuous masonry and takes around 90 minutes for a boat to travel up or down the locks. Built by Thomas Telford between 1803 and 1822, it is the longest staircase lock flight in Scotland.
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Neptune's Staircase
Set in the shadow of Ben Nevis, Neptune's Staircase is a dramatic flight of eight locks on the Caledonian Canal.
Situated in the picturesque village of Banavie, this amazing feat of engineering raises the canal by 19m (62ft) over a quarter of a mile of continuous masonry and takes around 90 minutes for a boat to travel up or down the locks. Built by Thomas Telford between 1803 and 1822, it is the longest staircase lock flight in Scotland.
The Way begins at the ruins of the Old Fort, Fort William and runs the entire length of Scotland’s longest glen, following the Caledonian Canal, forest tracks and drove roads. It passes beside three major lochs: Lochs Lochy, Oich and Ness. There is good access to accommodation and shops as it passes through villages along the Great Glen, with an alternative option that includes Invergarry. The route ends at Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, at Inverness Castle. Although primarily a walking route, it is suitable also for riders of mountain bikes, provided they show respect for other users.
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Great Glen Way
Great Glen WayThe Way begins at the ruins of the Old Fort, Fort William and runs the entire length of Scotland’s longest glen, following the Caledonian Canal, forest tracks and drove roads. It passes beside three major lochs: Lochs Lochy, Oich and Ness. There is good access to accommodation and shops as it passes through villages along the Great Glen, with an alternative option that includes Invergarry. The route ends at Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, at Inverness Castle. Although primarily a walking route, it is suitable also for riders of mountain bikes, provided they show respect for other users.
Loch Ness is one of those rare destinations that engages everyone, from children enchanted with Nessie, to adults interested in photography, hiking and more.
Loch Ness is brimming with history, due to its castles, monuments and scenery. Board a Jacobite cruise for a seat to one of the greatest shows on earth. You have to sail it to believe it!
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Loch Ness
Loch Ness is one of those rare destinations that engages everyone, from children enchanted with Nessie, to adults interested in photography, hiking and more.
Loch Ness is brimming with history, due to its castles, monuments and scenery. Board a Jacobite cruise for a seat to one of the greatest shows on earth. You have to sail it to believe it!
Discover Scottish wildlife and endangered animals of the world's mountains and tundra in this spectacular setting. Drive around the Main Reserve in your own car and then investigate the walk-round area on foot. The Wildlife Park has a wide and diverse range of animals. From native species such as the Capercaillie and Scottish Wildcat to those from further afield such as the Amur Tiger and Polar Bear.
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RZSS Highland Wildlife Park
Discover Scottish wildlife and endangered animals of the world's mountains and tundra in this spectacular setting. Drive around the Main Reserve in your own car and then investigate the walk-round area on foot. The Wildlife Park has a wide and diverse range of animals. From native species such as the Capercaillie and Scottish Wildcat to those from further afield such as the Amur Tiger and Polar Bear.
Landmark Forest Adventure Park was recently voted by TripAdvisor as one of the Top 10 Adventure Parks in the UK! Where else can you twist and turn through the trees on a family friendly roller-coaster, take the plunge down one of three water coasters and even get the chance to walk through an amazing tropical hot-house with hundreds of stunningly beautiful butterflies and exotic flowers!? Landmark is also home to Dinosaur Kingdom; Scotland’s Biggest & Best Dinosaur Experience. Go and find out what it’s like to walk amongst your favourite dinosaurs from Jurassic Park as these incredibly realistic giants move and roar all around you.
Families have been enjoying Landmark Forest Adventure Park for nearly 50 years and with all these great activities on offer, it’s a must-do for any family in the Cairngorms National Park!
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Landmark Forest Adventure Park
B9153Landmark Forest Adventure Park was recently voted by TripAdvisor as one of the Top 10 Adventure Parks in the UK! Where else can you twist and turn through the trees on a family friendly roller-coaster, take the plunge down one of three water coasters and even get the chance to walk through an amazing tropical hot-house with hundreds of stunningly beautiful butterflies and exotic flowers!? Landmark is also home to Dinosaur Kingdom; Scotland’s Biggest & Best Dinosaur Experience. Go and find out what it’s like to walk amongst your favourite dinosaurs from Jurassic Park as these incredibly realistic giants move and roar all around you.
Families have been enjoying Landmark Forest Adventure Park for nearly 50 years and with all these great activities on offer, it’s a must-do for any family in the Cairngorms National Park!
Ben Nevis Distillery is one of the oldest licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is nestled at the foot of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, which has a summit elevation of 4'406 feet above sea level. This imposing mountain provides an impressive background to a traditional Scottish craft.
Incorporated within Ben Nevis Distillery is The Legend of the Dew of Ben Nevis Visitor Centre, built into an old warehouse dating from 1862 and former bottling hall, which still retains some of its original features. You will encounter the mythical giant Hector McDram who will reveal the Legend of the Dew of Ben Nevis in a specially commissioned audio visual presentation.
After your experience with Hector, a conducted tour of the production areas by a trained guide concludes with a complementary tasting.
After your tour around our distillery why not relax with a refreshment or if you are hungry, try some of our delicious home cooking in our coffee shop and restaurant. It will be an unforgetable treat.
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Ben Nevis
Ben Nevis Distillery is one of the oldest licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is nestled at the foot of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, which has a summit elevation of 4'406 feet above sea level. This imposing mountain provides an impressive background to a traditional Scottish craft.
Incorporated within Ben Nevis Distillery is The Legend of the Dew of Ben Nevis Visitor Centre, built into an old warehouse dating from 1862 and former bottling hall, which still retains some of its original features. You will encounter the mythical giant Hector McDram who will reveal the Legend of the Dew of Ben Nevis in a specially commissioned audio visual presentation.
After your experience with Hector, a conducted tour of the production areas by a trained guide concludes with a complementary tasting.
After your tour around our distillery why not relax with a refreshment or if you are hungry, try some of our delicious home cooking in our coffee shop and restaurant. It will be an unforgetable treat.
Cruise Loch Linnhe aboard the historic vessel Souters Lass. Departing from Fort William Town Pier, the cruises sail on Loch Linnhe and Loch Eil. Surrounded by wonderful wildlife and unique views of Ben Nevis, you'll also receive a fascinating commentary throughout from our Skipper. This is a fantastic way to see the area and learn about its history, wildlife, geology, industry and more...
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Crannog Cruises
Cruise Loch Linnhe aboard the historic vessel Souters Lass. Departing from Fort William Town Pier, the cruises sail on Loch Linnhe and Loch Eil. Surrounded by wonderful wildlife and unique views of Ben Nevis, you'll also receive a fascinating commentary throughout from our Skipper. This is a fantastic way to see the area and learn about its history, wildlife, geology, industry and more...
Steall falls is one of the highest waterfalls in Scotland, and cascades well over 100 metres (328ft) down a rockface. It is reached by a short but spectacular walk from the road-end in Glen Nevis.
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Steall Falls
Old Military RdSteall falls is one of the highest waterfalls in Scotland, and cascades well over 100 metres (328ft) down a rockface. It is reached by a short but spectacular walk from the road-end in Glen Nevis.
Glen Nevis and the surrounding area has a fantastic range of walks and hiking routes for all levels of ability. Whether you want to climb Ben Nevis, explore a forest or amble along a riverside you'll find a walk that's right for you!
The website walkhighlands.co.uk is a great resource for walking and hiking in the Highlands. You can find details of local routes here: http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/fortwilliam.shtml.
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Glen Nevis
Glen NevisGlen Nevis and the surrounding area has a fantastic range of walks and hiking routes for all levels of ability. Whether you want to climb Ben Nevis, explore a forest or amble along a riverside you'll find a walk that's right for you!
The website walkhighlands.co.uk is a great resource for walking and hiking in the Highlands. You can find details of local routes here: http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/fortwilliam/fortwilliam.shtml.
Although now a ruin this was one of the most important castles in Scottish history and has been the backdrop for two major historical events, the first and second battles of Inverlochy.
Originally dating back to the 13th century, Inverlochy Castle last played a part in Scottish and English history during the Civil Wars of the 1640’s. In 1645 the royalist Earl of Montrose routed the roundhead forces of the Campbell Chief Duke of Argyll at the second Battle of Inverlochy.
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Old Inverlochy Castle
Although now a ruin this was one of the most important castles in Scottish history and has been the backdrop for two major historical events, the first and second battles of Inverlochy.
Originally dating back to the 13th century, Inverlochy Castle last played a part in Scottish and English history during the Civil Wars of the 1640’s. In 1645 the royalist Earl of Montrose routed the roundhead forces of the Campbell Chief Duke of Argyll at the second Battle of Inverlochy.
With the world's highest indoor ice climbing wall, you will find 500 tonnes of real snow and ice to a height of 12m, with grades from beginner to expert making indoor ice climbing a must for learning, training and limbering up for the season.
If you want to try rock climbing in Scotland then make sure Ice Factor is your first stop. The Imrock walls were designed following extensive consultation with the Mountaineering Council, a number of guides, instructors and mountain rescue teams.
Fancy an aerial adventure? The Ice Factor course is a 250m circuit situated 10m above the ground – it is not for the faint hearted! You'll be secured to a fixed rail yet feel like your flying while our instructors are on hand for help and encouragement you need to complete the course.
For those that prefer to stay with their feet firmly on the ground, then the Ice Factor Cafe benefits from views over the Mamore mountains where you can enjoy cake and coffee, a hearty breakfast or filling lunch. The team are ready to welcome you with home made goodies and some of the most delicious cakes in town.
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Ice Factor, The National Ice Climbing Centre
Leven RoadWith the world's highest indoor ice climbing wall, you will find 500 tonnes of real snow and ice to a height of 12m, with grades from beginner to expert making indoor ice climbing a must for learning, training and limbering up for the season.
If you want to try rock climbing in Scotland then make sure Ice Factor is your first stop. The Imrock walls were designed following extensive consultation with the Mountaineering Council, a number of guides, instructors and mountain rescue teams.
Fancy an aerial adventure? The Ice Factor course is a 250m circuit situated 10m above the ground – it is not for the faint hearted! You'll be secured to a fixed rail yet feel like your flying while our instructors are on hand for help and encouragement you need to complete the course.
For those that prefer to stay with their feet firmly on the ground, then the Ice Factor Cafe benefits from views over the Mamore mountains where you can enjoy cake and coffee, a hearty breakfast or filling lunch. The team are ready to welcome you with home made goodies and some of the most delicious cakes in town.
The lochan is set in what was the grounds of the home of the Earl of Strathcona who was, for a while, the governor general of Canada. He brought back with him his Canadian wife who became a little homesick so he landscaped the whole area around the house to look like the Canadian Rockies. Some visitors have commented that the area around the lochan looks like a miniature Lake Louise in British Columbia.
Set in the heart of Glen Coe this idyllic walk is great for all ages and abilities.
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Glencoe Lochan Trail
Glencoe LochanThe lochan is set in what was the grounds of the home of the Earl of Strathcona who was, for a while, the governor general of Canada. He brought back with him his Canadian wife who became a little homesick so he landscaped the whole area around the house to look like the Canadian Rockies. Some visitors have commented that the area around the lochan looks like a miniature Lake Louise in British Columbia.
Set in the heart of Glen Coe this idyllic walk is great for all ages and abilities.
For those looking for a more challenging walk this takes you up the 742 m (2,434 ft) high Pap of Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland. The walk begins at the car park at Lochan to the east of the village of Glencoe. It starts by passing through woodland before beginning the climb along the mountain tracks. It is a steep climb with some muddy sections and some scrambling for the last 100 metres to the summit. However, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views over Glencoe, the Mamores and Loch Leven.
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Sgorr na Ciche
For those looking for a more challenging walk this takes you up the 742 m (2,434 ft) high Pap of Glencoe in the Highlands of Scotland. The walk begins at the car park at Lochan to the east of the village of Glencoe. It starts by passing through woodland before beginning the climb along the mountain tracks. It is a steep climb with some muddy sections and some scrambling for the last 100 metres to the summit. However, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views over Glencoe, the Mamores and Loch Leven.
Nestling into the landscape at the foot of the glen is the award-winning eco-friendly Glen Coe Visitor Centre. Including exhibition, viewing platform, cafe, shop and ranger information point. The Ranger service has a varied events programme with guided walks, Landrover safaris and childrens events. Further information and up to date events can be found on the Visitor Centre website.
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Besucherzentrum Glencoe
Nestling into the landscape at the foot of the glen is the award-winning eco-friendly Glen Coe Visitor Centre. Including exhibition, viewing platform, cafe, shop and ranger information point. The Ranger service has a varied events programme with guided walks, Landrover safaris and childrens events. Further information and up to date events can be found on the Visitor Centre website.
The resort is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty on Rannoch Moor and offers stunning views of the iconic Buachaille Etive Mor.
In summer the centre offers chairlift rides, mountain biking (Downhill and XC), tubing, hill-walking, climbing, photography and great home cooked food in the panoramic log cabin cafe.
In winter skiing, snowboarding, sledging and avalanche rescue training are available and the resort has both the longest and the steepest ski run in Scotland.
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Glencoe Mountain Resort
White CorriesThe resort is situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty on Rannoch Moor and offers stunning views of the iconic Buachaille Etive Mor.
In summer the centre offers chairlift rides, mountain biking (Downhill and XC), tubing, hill-walking, climbing, photography and great home cooked food in the panoramic log cabin cafe.
In winter skiing, snowboarding, sledging and avalanche rescue training are available and the resort has both the longest and the steepest ski run in Scotland.
Over 20 miles of purpose-built trails wind through Laggan Forest, with superb views of the Monadhliath hills on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park.
There are routes from an easy-going green trail to a black run that’s probably the most technical bit of single-track in Scotland. In the bike park you can ride big berms and tabletop jumps.
You don’t have to ride a bike to enjoy Laggan: the route to Dun da Lamh hill fort (see walk tab) makes a great walk as well as a cycle ride. It’s one of the best-preserved hill forts in the Highlands, with impressive walls and superb views of the countryside around. Enjoy a wander through the tranquil pine and spruce forest, looking for red squirrels in their favourite habitat.
Run by Laggan Forest Trust, the centre has a bright, airy café with comfortable sofas, lovely views and helpful, friendly staff. The menu includes chilled and hot drinks (great coffee!), a breakfast menu, burgers, soup, sandwiches, home baking and snacks. The centre also has toilets and coin operated showers. There’s also a small bike shop and bike hire available through the Wee Bike Hub.
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Laggan Wolftrax Mountain Biking Trail Centre
7 Forestry HousesOver 20 miles of purpose-built trails wind through Laggan Forest, with superb views of the Monadhliath hills on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park.
There are routes from an easy-going green trail to a black run that’s probably the most technical bit of single-track in Scotland. In the bike park you can ride big berms and tabletop jumps.
You don’t have to ride a bike to enjoy Laggan: the route to Dun da Lamh hill fort (see walk tab) makes a great walk as well as a cycle ride. It’s one of the best-preserved hill forts in the Highlands, with impressive walls and superb views of the countryside around. Enjoy a wander through the tranquil pine and spruce forest, looking for red squirrels in their favourite habitat.
Run by Laggan Forest Trust, the centre has a bright, airy café with comfortable sofas, lovely views and helpful, friendly staff. The menu includes chilled and hot drinks (great coffee!), a breakfast menu, burgers, soup, sandwiches, home baking and snacks. The centre also has toilets and coin operated showers. There’s also a small bike shop and bike hire available through the Wee Bike Hub.
Vertical Descents brought Canyoning to Scotland in 1998 and offers fun-filled days packed full of outdoor activities for everyone. Make memories with the ones you love during a Vertical Descents activity day!
Gorge walking and canyoning in the Scottish countryside is fantastic fun and is enhanced by the stunning natural landscape that will surround your experience.
Canyoning is great for total beginners as well as extreme adrenaline junkies and our range of canyoning options will have a mix of everything you need this summer.
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Vertical Descents
Righ CrescentVertical Descents brought Canyoning to Scotland in 1998 and offers fun-filled days packed full of outdoor activities for everyone. Make memories with the ones you love during a Vertical Descents activity day!
Gorge walking and canyoning in the Scottish countryside is fantastic fun and is enhanced by the stunning natural landscape that will surround your experience.
Canyoning is great for total beginners as well as extreme adrenaline junkies and our range of canyoning options will have a mix of everything you need this summer.
Outdoor activity centre offering white water rafting, canyoning, gorge walking, canoe trips, kayak trips, family adventures, rock climbing & abseiling. Family friendly activities, all equipment supplied, groups and individuals welcome.
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Active Highs - Outdoor Activities in Scotland
Outdoor activity centre offering white water rafting, canyoning, gorge walking, canoe trips, kayak trips, family adventures, rock climbing & abseiling. Family friendly activities, all equipment supplied, groups and individuals welcome.
In addition to showing blockbusters the same day they’re released in Leicester Square, the Highland Cinema aims to be a destination for so much more, from Scottish Classics, indie and arthouse films, to Event Cinema (opera, ballet, plays and music), plus live music and events in our cosy café bar.
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Highland Cinema
Cameron SquareIn addition to showing blockbusters the same day they’re released in Leicester Square, the Highland Cinema aims to be a destination for so much more, from Scottish Classics, indie and arthouse films, to Event Cinema (opera, ballet, plays and music), plus live music and events in our cosy café bar.
The Nevis Centre is home to music, comedy, training days, presentations, parties, sports, theatre productions, weddings, trade fairs and more - check out all the latest events on the Nevis Centre website.
Experience the 8-lane, 10-pin bowling with an exclusive bar. Parties and group bookings welcome.
Let your children loose in our multi-storey soft play area. Grab a cuppa whilst your children burn off some steam at the Light Garden Cafe which aims to offer the common classics that you would expect from a cafe, as well as some healthier alternatives. Especially some delicious, but nutritious treats to wow kids and get them eating more greens.
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The Nevis Centre
The Nevis Centre is home to music, comedy, training days, presentations, parties, sports, theatre productions, weddings, trade fairs and more - check out all the latest events on the Nevis Centre website.
Experience the 8-lane, 10-pin bowling with an exclusive bar. Parties and group bookings welcome.
Let your children loose in our multi-storey soft play area. Grab a cuppa whilst your children burn off some steam at the Light Garden Cafe which aims to offer the common classics that you would expect from a cafe, as well as some healthier alternatives. Especially some delicious, but nutritious treats to wow kids and get them eating more greens.
Situated in the High Street in the heart of the historic town of Fort William in the Scottish Highlands, The West Highland Museum's collections tell the story of the region and its history.
Its most renowned and unusual collection relates to Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite cause. But the museum also holds a wealth of curious and fascinating collections relating to less well-known aspects of the lives of the people of the West Highlands, from the effects of political warfare, to the economic impact of tourism in the region, and the coming of the industrial and modern age.
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West Highland Museum
Cameron SquareSituated in the High Street in the heart of the historic town of Fort William in the Scottish Highlands, The West Highland Museum's collections tell the story of the region and its history.
Its most renowned and unusual collection relates to Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite cause. But the museum also holds a wealth of curious and fascinating collections relating to less well-known aspects of the lives of the people of the West Highlands, from the effects of political warfare, to the economic impact of tourism in the region, and the coming of the industrial and modern age.
Yhe Clan Cameron Museum was opened by Sir Fitzroy Maclean of Dunconnell in 1989.
The founding of the Museum was enthusiastically backed by the Clan worldwide who contributed generously and since that time we have been visited by clansfolk from all over the world and by many people interested in the history of the Highlands.
The Camerons have lived in Lochaber since the 14th century and the Museum traces the history of the Clan from its early beginnings to the present day, through 27 generations.
There is an extensive section on Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1745 in which the Camerons played a crucial part.
On display are artefacts, photographs and information about two famous regiments whose members continue to visit these historic training grounds:-
The 79th Cameron Highlanders, raised in 1793 by Major Alan Cameron of Erracht. They mustered in Fort William with volunteers coming mainly from Lochaber and North Argyll.
Commandos of many nationalities completed rigorous training at Achnacarry during WW2.
Pre booking required.
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Clan Cameron Museum
Yhe Clan Cameron Museum was opened by Sir Fitzroy Maclean of Dunconnell in 1989.
The founding of the Museum was enthusiastically backed by the Clan worldwide who contributed generously and since that time we have been visited by clansfolk from all over the world and by many people interested in the history of the Highlands.
The Camerons have lived in Lochaber since the 14th century and the Museum traces the history of the Clan from its early beginnings to the present day, through 27 generations.
There is an extensive section on Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite risings of 1715 and 1745 in which the Camerons played a crucial part.
On display are artefacts, photographs and information about two famous regiments whose members continue to visit these historic training grounds:-
The 79th Cameron Highlanders, raised in 1793 by Major Alan Cameron of Erracht. They mustered in Fort William with volunteers coming mainly from Lochaber and North Argyll.
Commandos of many nationalities completed rigorous training at Achnacarry during WW2.
Pre booking required.
One of Europe’s finest collection of Crystals, Gemstones and Fossils.
Housed in an atmospheric simulation of caves, caverns and mining scenes there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Learn about the largest Gold Nugget ever discovered and the history of the Scottish Gold Rush. Explore our stunning collection of Fossils which even includes some Dinosaur poo!
Don’t forget to enter the cave which makes crystals magically change colour and glow in the Ultra – Violet light.
You can touch the towering amethyst geodes, some of which are over 7 feet tall and were formed more than 200 million years ago deep within the Earth.
You’ll be amazed by the fossil remains ranging from 500 million year old trilobites, to petrified wood, ancient amber and sabre-tooth tiger skull.
Be sure to visit the gift shop. Alongside one of the best collections of Crystals, Minerals and Fossils you will find affordable jewellery with real gemstones.
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Schätze der Erde
One of Europe’s finest collection of Crystals, Gemstones and Fossils.
Housed in an atmospheric simulation of caves, caverns and mining scenes there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Learn about the largest Gold Nugget ever discovered and the history of the Scottish Gold Rush. Explore our stunning collection of Fossils which even includes some Dinosaur poo!
Don’t forget to enter the cave which makes crystals magically change colour and glow in the Ultra – Violet light.
You can touch the towering amethyst geodes, some of which are over 7 feet tall and were formed more than 200 million years ago deep within the Earth.
You’ll be amazed by the fossil remains ranging from 500 million year old trilobites, to petrified wood, ancient amber and sabre-tooth tiger skull.
Be sure to visit the gift shop. Alongside one of the best collections of Crystals, Minerals and Fossils you will find affordable jewellery with real gemstones.
Loch Arkaig is another of the many east-west lochs the glaciers scoured across the Western Highlands. Near its eastern end is the hamlet of Achnacarry, at its western end is the even smaller settlement of Strathan. Between them lies the narrow and fairly tortuous single track road that makes its way for a dozen miles along Loch Arkaig's northern shore.
Loch Arkaig contains stocks of Brown Trout and Pike and can be fished on the bank or by boat if you have your own. Permits are required and can be bought from the Rod and Gun shop in Fort William or by an honesty box situated at the head of the Loch.
Apart from its wildness and innate beauty, there is anther reason why you might want to reach the western end of Loch Arkaig. Surprising though it may seem until you look at a map, it is one of the best ways of walking into Knoydart.
Loch Arkaig's other claim to fame is as the alleged hiding place of a consignment of gold landed by the French at Arisaig for the Jacobites in 1746. This was hidden somewhere near Loch Arkaig, and the hiding place, it is said, has never been found.
Loch Arkaig
Loch Arkaig is another of the many east-west lochs the glaciers scoured across the Western Highlands. Near its eastern end is the hamlet of Achnacarry, at its western end is the even smaller settlement of Strathan. Between them lies the narrow and fairly tortuous single track road that makes its way for a dozen miles along Loch Arkaig's northern shore.
Loch Arkaig contains stocks of Brown Trout and Pike and can be fished on the bank or by boat if you have your own. Permits are required and can be bought from the Rod and Gun shop in Fort William or by an honesty box situated at the head of the Loch.
Apart from its wildness and innate beauty, there is anther reason why you might want to reach the western end of Loch Arkaig. Surprising though it may seem until you look at a map, it is one of the best ways of walking into Knoydart.
Loch Arkaig's other claim to fame is as the alleged hiding place of a consignment of gold landed by the French at Arisaig for the Jacobites in 1746. This was hidden somewhere near Loch Arkaig, and the hiding place, it is said, has never been found.
Nowhere in Scotland can the dramatic effects of glacial ice on our landscape be seen more clearly.
The glory of Glen Roy National Nature Reserve (NNR) is that you can easily spot the pattern of the Parallel Roads and other Ice Age landforms.
For centuries, great thinkers and geologists pondered the mystery of how these deep lines – or ‘roads’ – were gouged into the hillside. The solution to the puzzle is that a series of ice-dammed lakes formed and drained at the end of the last Ice Age. Combined with the other glacier-linked landforms – such as river fans, terraces and landslips – they create a geological wonderland.
Spend time in this vast landscape and appreciate the tremendous forces of nature. You may see red deer, ravens, buzzards and the occasional golden eagle.
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Glen Roy National Nature Reserve
Nowhere in Scotland can the dramatic effects of glacial ice on our landscape be seen more clearly.
The glory of Glen Roy National Nature Reserve (NNR) is that you can easily spot the pattern of the Parallel Roads and other Ice Age landforms.
For centuries, great thinkers and geologists pondered the mystery of how these deep lines – or ‘roads’ – were gouged into the hillside. The solution to the puzzle is that a series of ice-dammed lakes formed and drained at the end of the last Ice Age. Combined with the other glacier-linked landforms – such as river fans, terraces and landslips – they create a geological wonderland.
Spend time in this vast landscape and appreciate the tremendous forces of nature. You may see red deer, ravens, buzzards and the occasional golden eagle.
Join the botanically-inspired soap-making workshop to create your own bespoke fragranced soaps with essential oils and organic ingredients. Learn how to hand-make soaps in the small-batch way they practice at The Highland Soap Company and leave with confidence in your ability to master the art of soap making - and with the products you made yourself!
Also included is a tour of the workshop, soap-making rooms and packing lines. This fascinating tour includes opportunities to sample their unique botanicals and scents, as well as other sensorial experiences. Join them on a journey into a world of Highland beauty, inspired by their organic and natural ingredients…
The Larder Cafe offers coffee and cake or scrumptious meals that you can enjoy with friends and family with brunch, lunch and afternoon tea covered. The chef champions the best the West Coast of Scotland has to offer by using fresh, seasonal and local produce wherever possible. The cafe used ingredients from its garden and focuses on natural and delicious home-cooked food.
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The Highland Soap Company Visitor Centre & Larder Cafe
North RoadJoin the botanically-inspired soap-making workshop to create your own bespoke fragranced soaps with essential oils and organic ingredients. Learn how to hand-make soaps in the small-batch way they practice at The Highland Soap Company and leave with confidence in your ability to master the art of soap making - and with the products you made yourself!
Also included is a tour of the workshop, soap-making rooms and packing lines. This fascinating tour includes opportunities to sample their unique botanicals and scents, as well as other sensorial experiences. Join them on a journey into a world of Highland beauty, inspired by their organic and natural ingredients…
The Larder Cafe offers coffee and cake or scrumptious meals that you can enjoy with friends and family with brunch, lunch and afternoon tea covered. The chef champions the best the West Coast of Scotland has to offer by using fresh, seasonal and local produce wherever possible. The cafe used ingredients from its garden and focuses on natural and delicious home-cooked food.
On arrival at the visitor centre you will find knowledgeable staff on hand to answer any queries. They can provide information on walks in Glen Nevis and the Mountain track up Ben Nevis, Britain’s Highest Mountain at 1345 meters. Daily information about the weather is also provided at the centre.
The visitor centre also has touch screen facts and quizzes and short films to be enjoyed. These cover a range of topics from local history to the pioneers of Ben Nevis, the Gaelic language and the landscape within the Highlands and Glen Nevis.
After you have taken time to enjoy the visitor centre attractions hot and cold drinks and snacks can be purchased within the shop where seats and tables are provided.
Ben Nevis merchandise is also available for purchase together with maps, compasses, and outdoor accessories.
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Besucherzentrum Ben Nevis
Glen NevisOn arrival at the visitor centre you will find knowledgeable staff on hand to answer any queries. They can provide information on walks in Glen Nevis and the Mountain track up Ben Nevis, Britain’s Highest Mountain at 1345 meters. Daily information about the weather is also provided at the centre.
The visitor centre also has touch screen facts and quizzes and short films to be enjoyed. These cover a range of topics from local history to the pioneers of Ben Nevis, the Gaelic language and the landscape within the Highlands and Glen Nevis.
After you have taken time to enjoy the visitor centre attractions hot and cold drinks and snacks can be purchased within the shop where seats and tables are provided.
Ben Nevis merchandise is also available for purchase together with maps, compasses, and outdoor accessories.
Neighbourhoods
Gairlochy is a clachan, or hamlet, of population approx. 100. It lies on the southern shores of Loch Lochy, a large freshwater loch in the district of Lochaber in the North West Highlands of Scotland. Gairlochy is surrounded by several other small crofting settlements, the largest of which is Achnacarry
Gairlochy
Gairlochy is a clachan, or hamlet, of population approx. 100. It lies on the southern shores of Loch Lochy, a large freshwater loch in the district of Lochaber in the North West Highlands of Scotland. Gairlochy is surrounded by several other small crofting settlements, the largest of which is Achnacarry
Pubs
A fantastic pub with excellent old Scottish hospitality and regularly shows live sports.
Sunny's Sports Bar
19 Middle StA fantastic pub with excellent old Scottish hospitality and regularly shows live sports.
Roobarb is Fort Williams vibrant new nightlife scene that has placed itself as the first choice for Fort Williams party goers every Friday & Saturday.
Roobarb
141B High StRoobarb is Fort Williams vibrant new nightlife scene that has placed itself as the first choice for Fort Williams party goers every Friday & Saturday.
The Maryburgh inn is Fort William's oldest public house also renowned to be haunted according to locals.The best lively bar in town popular with locals and tourists.
Maryburgh Inn
36A High StThe Maryburgh inn is Fort William's oldest public house also renowned to be haunted according to locals.The best lively bar in town popular with locals and tourists.
Located right in the centre of Fort William High Street the Volley is one of the oldest and best pubs in Fort William. Steeped in History, The Volley is a traditional pub that is bustling with locals as well as attracting visitors from all around the world.
The Volunteer Arms
47 High StLocated right in the centre of Fort William High Street the Volley is one of the oldest and best pubs in Fort William. Steeped in History, The Volley is a traditional pub that is bustling with locals as well as attracting visitors from all around the world.
Leisure Centre
High Life Highland is the premier Sport, Leisure, Health and Wellbeing facilities provider in the Highlands and they are passionate about providing high quality leisure facilities and activities. Lochaber Leisure Centre has newly refurbished fitness facilities and you are guaranteed a warm welcome from the friendly and experienced staff who aim to provide a stress-free environment for you to unwind in.
The centre includes a fully air conditioned fitness suite with a range of modern cardio and resistance equipment. Relax after your workout in the sauna and steam room or continue your workout with an exercise class or a swim in the 6 lane 25m pool.
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Lochaber Leisure Centre
Belford RoadHigh Life Highland is the premier Sport, Leisure, Health and Wellbeing facilities provider in the Highlands and they are passionate about providing high quality leisure facilities and activities. Lochaber Leisure Centre has newly refurbished fitness facilities and you are guaranteed a warm welcome from the friendly and experienced staff who aim to provide a stress-free environment for you to unwind in.
The centre includes a fully air conditioned fitness suite with a range of modern cardio and resistance equipment. Relax after your workout in the sauna and steam room or continue your workout with an exercise class or a swim in the 6 lane 25m pool.
Bike hire
Nevis Cycles started in the 1980s in a shed and barn operated by Neil Parrish. In 2001 John and Maggie Thompson opened the Inverlochy branch. Andy Slater joined as shop manager in 2008. In 2010 John and Maggie took partial retirement and their son Ben Thompson took on the business. Since then Emma Holgate and John MacEachean have joined as co-owners. The number of staff has expanded to 12.
They offer bikes and accessories that they would be happy riding or wearing. Almost all the staff are qualified mechanics to Cytech 2 at least. They have been ranked in the top 10 of the UK cycle trade for our mechanics' expertise.
They aim to offer honest repairs at fair prices and will never present a customer with an unexpectedly high repair bill.
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Nevis Cycles Ltd
4 Lochy Rd.Nevis Cycles started in the 1980s in a shed and barn operated by Neil Parrish. In 2001 John and Maggie Thompson opened the Inverlochy branch. Andy Slater joined as shop manager in 2008. In 2010 John and Maggie took partial retirement and their son Ben Thompson took on the business. Since then Emma Holgate and John MacEachean have joined as co-owners. The number of staff has expanded to 12.
They offer bikes and accessories that they would be happy riding or wearing. Almost all the staff are qualified mechanics to Cytech 2 at least. They have been ranked in the top 10 of the UK cycle trade for our mechanics' expertise.
They aim to offer honest repairs at fair prices and will never present a customer with an unexpectedly high repair bill.
For everything biking, running and swimming go and visit Off Beat Bikes on the High Street, Fort William.
Quality cycle hire for all ages and abilities; they have bikes for everyone. There's also a shop for everything you need to get you cycling, running and swimming!
Friendly, knowledgeable staff can offer great route advice and event information.
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Off Beat Bikes
117 High StFor everything biking, running and swimming go and visit Off Beat Bikes on the High Street, Fort William.
Quality cycle hire for all ages and abilities; they have bikes for everyone. There's also a shop for everything you need to get you cycling, running and swimming!
Friendly, knowledgeable staff can offer great route advice and event information.