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EXPLORE 2020-2021
Outdoor Capital of the UK
fort william
& lochaber
An Gearasdan & Loch Abar
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Contents
2 Fort William & Lochaber
at a glance
4 Great outdoors
6 Amazing adventures
8 Dramatic history
10 Wonderfully wild
12 Natural larder
14 Year of Coasts
and Waters 2020
16 What’s on
18 Travel tips
20 Practical information
24 Places to visit
37 Leisure activities
Welcome to…
44 Shopping
fort william 45 Food & drink
49 Tours
& lochaber 54 Transport
54 Events & festivals
Fàilte chun 55 Accommodation
An Ghearasdan 66 Regional map
& Loch Abar
Fort William is known as the ‘Outdoor Capital of the UK’ for several very
exciting reasons. The area has Britain’s highest mountain, two
ski resorts, a World Cup mountain bike course, the world’s
biggest indoor ice climbing wall and is the end of the
West Highland Way and the start of the Great Glen Way.
Of course, you don’t have to be an adrenaline
junkie to enjoy yourself here. We also have rare
wildlife, exquisite seafood and spectacular
views round every corner. We certainly have a Cover: The Sgurr of Eigg
past that’s packed with intrigue, achievement Above: Stob Dearg
and exploration for you to marvel at.
Credits: © VisitScotland.
It’s a particularly exciting time to visit with Kenny Lam, SnowScotland/
Scotland’s Highlands and Islands having been Steven McKenna, Ian Rutherford,
named a top region in Lonely Planet’s Best in Paul Tomkins, Grant Paterson,
Travel in 2019. David N Anderson, Cutmedia,
20HFW
Alexander Insch, Airborne Lens
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2 FORT WILLIAM & LOCHABER
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Loch Morar is
the deepest body Many local residents speak
of water in the UK, Scottish Gaelic, a Celtic
with a depth of language native to Scotland.
1,017ft. If you hear them talking, why
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Madainn mhath –
Pronounced: madeeng vah
– good morning
Fàilte – Pronounced: falcha
– welcome
fort william & Lochaber Ciamar a tha thu? –
at a glance
Pronounced: keemar a ha oo?
– how are you?
Cò as a tha thu? –
An Gearasdan & Loch Abar Pronounced: co ass a ha oo?
aig aon sealladh Three Sisters, Glencoe – where are you from?
Tapadh leat –
From deserted golden beaches to the peak of the UK’s highest mountain, Fort William & Lochaber Nevis. You can be there in minutes, Glen Coe & Loch Leven Pronounced: tap-ah lat
is packed with dramatic scenery and must-see attractions that will take you off the beaten track. looking up at the stunning ridges Glen Coe is stop-you-in-your- – thank you
Get ready for thrilling adventures, cuisine to make your mouth water and living history around of the Mamores. tracks beautiful. A walk up to the Uisge-beatha –
every corner. The rain that falls on Ben Nevis is very spectacular Lost Valley is within Pronounced: uska ber
lucky – some of it is turned into fine the abilities of most visitors. – whisky
The Great Glen can enjoy the outlook from the If you fancy a quieter island whisky at the Ben Nevis Distillery. Most people zoom past the end of
If you have a week to spare, why viewing platform by the original adventure hop on the ferry to the Slàinte mhath! –
Pop in for a tour and a dram. Loch Leven, but this beautiful sea
not tackle the 73-mile Great Glen air-powered fog horn, which is a nearby Small Isles of Muck, Rum, Pronounced: slancha va
Did you know that shinty is one of loch is well worth exploring. Walk
Way? This grand long distance well-established whale and dolphin Eigg and Canna. – Cheers!/Good health!
the world’s oldest team sports? You along the shore at dusk and you
route runs from Fort William to watching area. may spot otters. At Kinlochleven, Mar sin leat! –
Rum is the biggest of the Small Isles can watch a local match on most
Inverness, or you could just stroll but only has around 30 inhabitants. Vertical Descents provide the first Pronounced: mar shin let-h
The Road to the Isles summer weekends.
along one section in a day. You Don’t miss the stunning walk to Via Ferrata experience, Scotland’s – goodbye
could have your best chance of Even the name ‘Road to the Isles’ Ben Nevis isn’t the only big high-altitude climbing experience;
Guirdil Bay and Bloodstone hill on More information can be found at
spotting the Loch Ness Monster... sounds poetic and adventurous mountain in the area – there are and the Ice Factor, has the highest
the west side of this wild island. www.visitscotland.com/gaelic
– and the reality is even better. 67 Munros (hills over 3,000ft) in ice climbing arena in the world.
Ardnamurchan It twists like a ribbon from the The Isle of Eigg is simply delightful. Fort William & Lochaber.
A worthy trip to enjoy the peace base of Ben Nevis in Fort William As you walk along its ‘singing
and spectacular scenery – you’ll be out through woods, glens and sands’, look up to the cliffs above
one of very few people exploring 50 moorland to the pristine white Cleadale for golden eagles.
unspoilt square miles of moorland, sands of Arisaig and Morar. There
forests, lochs and beaches. Was are sublime views to the islands Fort William & Glen Nevis
that a golden eagle? Probably. and finally the bustling port of Fort William nestles at the foot of
Mallaig. Britain’s highest mountain, Ben
At the most westerly point on the Nevis. The town marks the end of
British mainland, Ardnamurchan Hop aboard a boat at Glenfinnan for the West Highland Way, Scotland’s
Lighthouse has been guiding a cruise along stunning Loch Shiel. oldest and most popular long
ships safely through the waters off distance walk.
Scotland’s west coast since 1849. Many people catch a ferry from
If you don’t have the energy to Mallaig to the Isle of Skye, which of Just round the corner from the
climb to the top of the tower, you course is a wonderful destination. town is the picturesque glen of Glen
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4 FORT WILLIAM & LOCHABER discover
more
' Corrour Station House
Restaurant is Scotland’s
most remote train station,
and one of the most remote
restaurants too, only
accessible by train or a
twenty mile walk!
' Not every golf course has
mountains all around and
a loch behind the 18th. The
Dragon’s Tooth course in
North Ballachulish does.
Watch out for otters stealing
your ball.
' It might look like a vast,
featureless bog, but Rannoch
Moor is a fascinating
landscape. It’s one of the last
remaining wildernesses in
Europe and a Site of Special
great
Scientific Interest.
' Explore the fascinating
outdoors
slate quarry at Ballachulish.
Most of the houses built in
Edinburgh and Glasgow in the
18th and 19th centuries were
a bhuaile a-muigh Signal Rock and An Torr roofed with slate hewn here.
' Dig your toes into the
If you like the tang of a sea breeze in your nostrils, the feel of rough rock under your fingers and Kayakers on Caledonian Canal, Banavie
glorious Silver Sands of
the calmness that only natural beauty brings, you are going to absolutely love it here. Morar, a series of celebrated
beaches that line the coast
The outdoors doesn’t get much climbers and hill runners. Watch Soothe your spirits walking the trails from Arisaig to Morar.
greater. Here you can climb the the Ben Nevis race in September, a around Glencoe Lochan. Then, when
' With an abundance of
highest mountains, go fossil- famous up-and-down challenge. you need a buzz, try kayaking or
wildlife, plants, archeology,
hunting on empty beaches and sailing at nearby Loch Leven.
Most walkers climb Ben Nevis by culture and wildlife and
roam with the deer over wild
the ‘Pony Track’ from which you’ll Knoydart is one of the wildest steeped in history, mythology
moorlands.
get fantastic views. and far flung parts of Britain. It and geology, the Small Isles
Head to Lochaline Dive Centre for has mountains, lochs, woods and are one of 40 National Scenic
Enjoy a more relaxing getaway
some of the best wreck dives in the beaches. There you can walk, fish, Areas in Scotland.
and explore the wilderness,
UK, witness basking sharks up close, kayak and sail and hardly see a soul.
cultural spaces, and nature
experience boat trips in the Sound
of Mull, as well as scenic walking
without the popular adrenaline You simply have to visit Glen Coe.
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and cycling around Morven. Or try
rush. Make your way around the From peaceful walks along the glen
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Ardnamurchan Peninsula tasting floor to the most exhilarating ridge
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Make sure
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out canoeing on Loch Sunart where
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the delicious local and seasonal scramble in the country, you will you’re fully prepared
you might spot seals, or a sea eagle
!
produce, pedal through some of find an adventure to remember before attempting to
soaring above you.
the most breathtaking scenery, here. Even just driving through you climb any Scottish
Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest peak, take a dip in the remote lochs and can stop to enjoy stunning mountain mountain www.
stands at 4,413ft above sea rivers, and try out various types of views and explore waterfalls. mcofs.org.uk
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level. It’s a honeypot for walkers, accommodation on offer. w.v .c o
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6 FORT WILLIAM & LOCHABER nevis range
activities
' It’s family cycling but with
a difference – head to
Leanachan Forest where
children can navigate round
the Trailquest course or set
off on a high wire adventure.
' Experienced climber? Coire
an Lochain is a cracking place
to test your winter skills.
' With 25 miles of forest trails
around the Nevis Range, you
don’t have to go down the
same route twice.
' Pack your binoculars and
walk up to a viewpoint for
spectacular panoramas,
which on a clear day can
extend as far as the Inner
amazing
Hebrides.
' Let your inner child (and
your real children) loose
activities
by whizzing down the 40 m
ZoomTrax tubing slide in an
inflatable ring. You’ll find it
cur-seachadan at the top of the Nevis Range
Mountain Gondola, and the
longantach The Nevis Range Ski Resort slide is open during school
summer holidays.
Imagine your ideal adventure playground, with activities, challenges and surprises round every 83-mile long-distance walking climbing arena in the world. Enjoy
' Choose from a vast range
corner. Now imagine that playground covers 2,000 square miles. You have just pictured Fort route runs from Fort William to an action-packed adventure as you of mountain bike trails at
William & Lochaber. From climbing to white-water rafting, mountain biking to skiing, and more Aviemore linking the northern end take on technical rock and mixed Nevis Range, including white
leisurely pursuits like golf and fishing, there’s so much for you to choose from. of the West Highland Way and the ice climbs on climbing walls or go knuckle downhill tracks.
southern end of the Speyside Way. for guided walks outdoors.
' Paragliders can take off at
We have more Munros and Corbetts beautiful locations. If you’re in miles of coastline and countless In June, you can see the world’s Troutstanding. You’ll find fishing 650 m from either the Sgurr
than you can shake a walking planning to camp along this route, islands. best – and, frankly, craziest – riders here is world-class too. Cast a fly Finnisg-aig or Meall Beag
pole at, making Lochaber one be aware of the Outdoor Access battle it out on the extreme trails at over the extraordinary waters of
Marvel at stunning views of viewpoints and soar amongst
of Scotland’s finest hillwalking Code at all times. the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, Fort William & Lochaber to catch an
Scotland’s third biggest waterfall Britain’s highest peaks. For
destinations. After-lunch saunter? near Fort William. Did you know array of fish including wild Atlantic
If spectacular views, challenging from Kinlochleven’s Via-Ferrata. more information fly to
Gravity-defying ice-climb? Yes to that the Nevis Range Mountain salmon and wild brown trout.
days out, and wonderful scenery The cliffs beside the Grey Mare’s Tail www.bhpa.co.uk
both and everything in between. Experience is home to the UK’s only You can even try some light shore
is your cup of tea then head to waterfall used to be inaccessible,
Check out www.walkhighlands. downhill World Cup track? fishing in the sea lochs.
the Glencoe Mountain. There are but the route now has fixed cables,
co.uk/fortwilliam for ideas on Two cyclists pass Loch Eilt
numerous activities to experience staples, ladders and bridges so Lochaber has two unique and And if you like swishing a golf club
where to go, maps and detailed
in summer, such as biking, tubing, you can access this spectacular exceptional ski resorts - the Nevis you won’t be disappointed either.
information on walking routes.
and chairlift rides, and in winter environment without the risks Range and Glencoe Mountain Tee off at Traigh, a scenic 9-hole
Why not lace up your boots and try out snowsports, sledging and associated with unprotected Resort. course in Arisaig and one of the
embark on the Great Glen Way? hiking. Or, further west, Ben Hiant scrambling and climbing. prettiest in the Highlands, or try the
This 73-mile path runs from Fort is only 528m high but boasts one When was the last time you spent
You may have heard of the West Spean Bridge course, which boasts
William to Inverness, traversing of the best viewpoints out onto the a day inside a giant fridge? Exactly.
Highland Way, but what about the excellent views towards Ben Nevis
some of the country’s most Ardnamurchan Peninsula, taking So it’s time you went to Ice Factor,
East Highland Way? This stunning and the Mamores.
home to the biggest indoor ice
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8 FORT WILLIAM & LOCHABER explore
more
' Rucksack ready? Map in
hand? Before you set off on
your hillwalking adventure,
pop in to Ben Nevis Visitor
Centre for all the information
you need to explore the area
on foot.
' Reach out and touch the walls
of the atmospheric ruins of
Old Inverlochy Castle – now,
imagine what it was like to be
a soldier here preparing for
bloody battle during the Civil
Wars of the 1640s.
Don’t miss…
' Lost your sparkle? We
guarantee you’ll find it again
at Treasures of the Earth
in Corpach – it’s Europe’s
finest collection of crystals,
gemstones and fossils.
dramatic
history
' Few statues have as epic a
location as the Commando
Memorial, just north of
Spean Bridge. It remembers
Eachdraidh Dhràmadach The Commando Monument at Spean Bridge the thousands of allied
soldiers who came to Spean
Amid the beauty of Fort William & Lochaber, you’ll see plenty of sights that bear witness to a magic – hop aboard the Jacobite greatest engineering achievements. Bridge for commando
steam train (you’ll need to book Part of the Caledonian Canal, it was training in World War II.
fascinating – and often blood-soaked – past. Visit haunting Glencoe – the setting of one of the most
infamous episodes in Scotland’s history – and learn more about the heritage of the area’s small ahead) and you are on the real designed by Thomas Telford and
' No trip to the Isle of Rum
Highland towns and communities at excellent visitor centres and museums. Hogwarts Express. The train passes has eight locks which can elevate
is complete without a visit
Britain’s highest mountain, Ben boats 20m up.
of Kinloch Castle. Tours are
Beneath the glowering cliffs of Glen walk will take you to magnificent The Glenfinnan Monument stands Nevis, the deepest freshwater loch,
Do you have Scottish blood? Trace timed ‘between boats’ from
Coe took place one of the worst Achnacarry House, the ancestral in an unforgettable spot at the head Loch Morar, and that spectacular
your ancestral connections at the April till October, making it
atrocities in Scottish history, the home of the chiefs of the clan. of Loch Shiel. It’s to commemorate viaduct at Glenfinnan.
Lochaber Archive Centre in Fort possible to visit this amazing
Glencoe Massacre, when 38 members the raising of the Jacobite Standard Stand on the quayside of the William. Records in the public Edwardian time capsule on a
In Glen Roy you can step back even
of Clan Macdonald were slaughtered by Bonnie Prince Charlie. You can pretty fishing village of Mallaig and search room go all the way back to day trip or before you return
further in time, to the last Ice Age.
by the Campbells in 1692. You can climb the precarious stairs inside imagine it as one of the busiest the 17th century, and you can use home after a longer stay.
The ‘Parallel Roads’ were cut into
learn all about the tragic event at for a stunning view down the loch, herring ports in Europe. The nearby them completely free of charge.
the hillside here by a prehistoric
the award-winning Glencoe Visitor and pop into the visitor centre for an heritage centre brings the history of ' The village of Strontian on
ice-dammed loch. Love the romance and glory of
Centre, just off the A82. insight into Bonnie Prince Charlie’s the West Highlands to life, including the shores of Loch Sunart
Why did Bonnie Prince Charlie ill-fated military campaign. Braveheart? Scenes from the movie
The warriors of Clan Cameron have the heart-wrenching impact of the gave its name to the element
raise a Jacobite army? Why did his were filmed in Glen Nevis. The best
seen their share of battles over the Remember when Harry Potter and Highland Clearances. strontium,which was first
mission fail? Find out at the West way to get a feel for the majesty of
centuries. Find out about their lives pals whooshed over a huge curved discovered in the lead mines
Highland Museum in Fort William Walk up Neptune’s Staircase at the glen is to leave your car in the
– and deaths – at the Clan Cameron railway viaduct on their way to in 1790 (now abandoned).
which boasts a world-renowned Banavie, the longest staircase lock Braveheart car park and then walk
Museum at Achnacarry. A short Hogwarts? Well, that wasn’t movie in Britain and one of Scotland’s along the forestry paths.
collection of Jacobite memorabilia.
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' All aboard! Explore the
waters around Canna for
a good chance of spotting
dolphins, orcas, minke
whales and basking sharks.
' Trust the experts – Arisaig
Sea Kayak Centre can give
your family a great day out
exploring the Arisaig Skerries.
Look out for hundreds of seals
on your adventure.
' Journey through the
beauty of the Ardnamuchan
Peninsula by canoe with
Otters Adventures and
immerse yourself in these
unique natural landscapes.
Don’t miss…
' Take a trip to the Small Isles
for some unique wildlife.
On the Isle of Rum, you’ll
witness the largest colonies
of shearwaters in the world,
as well as the famous red
deer and the majestic white-
wonderfully
tailed eagles.
wild
' Wheel yourself into the future
in beautiful surroundings on
a Segway tour with Glencoe
Activities. It’s certainly an
fiadh is fosgailte Red Deer by the Glenfinnan Monument
unusual way to explore and
soak up the scenery.
This breathtaking landscape is home to a diverse range of animals, birds and plants. There’s so
' You won’t forget your day out
much wild space, in glens, on mountainsides and by the coast, that you’re sure to meet some
with Wild West, looking for
wonderful creatures. Scotland’s wonderful wildlife
including red deer, golden
Have your camera and binoculars tour of Loch Eil and gaze up at the There are plenty of wildlife
eagles, otters, harbour seals
at the ready and see if you can spot splendid night sky. watching trips you can book such
and red squirrels.
some of the area’s fantastic wildlife. as the Landrover Safaris from the
Soak up the breathtaking scenery
Look out for deer or white-tailed Glencoe Visitor Centre, or Wild
at a leisurely pace while enjoying
sea eagles on a tour of the hills West – wildlife safaris. They’ll know
a canoe trip, spot amazing wildlife U K NO
and mountains, or hop on a boat the best places to go looking for YO
to see seals, otters and harbour
whilst sea kayaking throughout the
eagles, red deer, otters and other D
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area and dive amongst fabulous Sea eagles
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porpoises. interesting creatures.
sea creatures in Morven. were reintroduced
Cruise the waters of Loch Linnhe Do your wildlife spotting on two to the Isle of Rum
Keen photographer? Head to Glen in 1975 and have
and Loch Eil by Fort William in wheels and cycle the circular
Nevis for an atmospheric low-level flourished there
search of seals, cormorants, route along the Caledonian Canal
walk through the Nevis Gorge to the ever since.
oystercatchers and leaping salmon. between Banavie and Gairlochy.
spectacular Steall Falls. ww
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this morning – that’s how
A guarantee of fresh the seafood can be at
the finest quality the Lochleven Seafood Café.
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Restaurant in Fort William
– then see some fine human
efforts in their art gallery!
Don’t miss…
' Discover the best of
Lochaber’s Larder –
handmade – at Deli Craft
in Fort William.
' Admire Britain’s highest
mountain from the Ben Nevis
Inn in Achintee.
' Dine at the Onich Hotel, then
stroll in the loch side gardens.
' Savour seafood and stunning
views at the Historic Holly
Tree Hotel, Kentallen.
natural
larder
fiadh is fosgailte The Crannog Seafood Restaurant in Fort William
Want to know a secret? Fort William & Lochaber tastes even better than it looks. Growing in those And have you tried cranachan? There are also lots of shops where
glens and swimming in that sea are the freshest and finest flavours you can imagine. This traditional Scottish dessert of you can buy the best quality fresh
oats, cream, whisky and raspberries produce to take home or even make
You can sample this delicious restaurants in Spain, France and and fudge to pies. Pick up some will have you licking your spoon, a picnic with. From wild game and
food and drink in humble, homely further afield. Here, you can eat craft gifts or simply rest your legs begging for more. delicious meats to cheeses and
cafés, welcoming pubs or pristine, them almost as soon as they’ve and enjoy home baking and coffee preserves, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Eat in spectacular scenery whilst
award-winning restaurants. You come out of the water. in the café. dining on seasonal local food. Why Great Glen Charcuterie produces
can enjoy many a memorable meal not try Whitehouse in Lochaline, unforgettable products using
You can also feast on wild salmon Try Highland game, such as
overlooking the sea, by the lochside Morvern or perhaps savour the venison from wild, well managed
and trout, landed from lochs and pheasant, grouse or venison – you’ll
or with a view of the mountains. fresh and natural food at the herds; available in local shops.
rivers. Or try your hand at catching find the flavours unforgettable.
Seafood crazy? The lobster, crab, your own dinner. Seasonal local vegetables are a Glenuig Inn in Moidart.
Whatever your meal, wherever you
scallops and langoustines drawn must. Scottish oatcakes with local You can also sample a dram from are, there’s no better way to end an
Deli Craft in the High Street, Fort
from the waters off the west coast cheese are the perfect finish to a the organic distillery Nc’ean on the exquisite evening than with a dram
William, offers a range of delicious
are so good that they are prized by meal. Drimnin Estate at Lochaline. of Highland malt whisky.
local produce from venison to jam
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14 FORT WILLIAM & LOCHABER Don’t miss...
' Camusdarach Beach is a
vision of glistening sands
and sparkling clear water,
just south of Mallaig. It
forms part of a string of
beautiful beaches called
the Silver Sands of Morar.
' Pixel Spirits Distillery
Gin School - learn the art
of distilling using your
own mini still at South
Ballachulish.
' Canyoning is jumping,
abseiling down waterfalls
and sliding down natural
water flumes. Vertical
Descents has a range of
sessions available and trips
can be tailored to suit.
Don’t miss a packed programme
Year of COASTS AND
of events happening across
WATERS 2020
Fort William and Lochaber
and the rest of the country.
For more information visit
www.visitscotland.com/ycw2020
Bliadhna Cladaichean IS Share your experiences using
Uisgeachan na h-Alba 2020 Abandoned boat on Loch Eil with Ben Nevis
#ScotlandIsNow and #YCW2020
Explore the variety of brilliant experiences that await you in Lochaber, the Outdoor Capital of of the unique wildlife in the area, There are plenty of places to go for spots and coastline. The area
the UK. And what better way to celebrate the Year of Coasts and Waters 2020 with an exciting including golden eagles, white- a Highland feast, from the award- has numerous lochs, rivers and
programme of events that showcases all the great wonders that the region has to offer? tailed eagles, red throated divers, winning Whitehouse Restaurant in coastal areas to explore, as well as
hen harriers and red deer. Lochaline to the superb Crannog opportunities to go for a swim, rock
Scotland’s coasts and waters have features, with an unparalleled rafting, gorge walking, canoe trips, Seafood Restaurant in Fort William. pooling, and walking nearby, or
Further west, keep your eyes peeled
shaped our history, culture and way range of adventures, from water camping expeditions, climbing No visit to Lochaber would be even play a round of golf at Traigh
for dolphins, porpoise, minke
of life, from fishing and textiles, to sports to wildlife watching and and much more, so you’ll never be complete without sampling a ‘wee Golf Course.
whales and even basking sharks
whisky and wave power. Lochaber island hopping. lost for something to do! Head to dram’ of uisge beatha or ‘the water
that can often be spotted by the Take a gentle stroll along Caol
boasts a hugely diverse coastal Vertical Descents for an adrenaline of life’ that is Scotch whisky. Enjoy
Fort William is the Outdoor Capital coast. The Small Isles of Canna, Eigg, Beach and onto the Caledonian
scenery, ranging from dramatic buzz with a variety of outdoor a warming dram of whisky from the
of the UK so why not take to the Muck and Rum are full of superb Canal embankment for superb
cliffs and sea stacks to gleaming pursuits, including coasteering, new Ardnamurchan Distillery or the
water in a kayak with Rockhopper wildlife to see, a fascinating history, views of Fort William and Ben
white beaches, and a rich offering funyakking and river bugging. mysterious Loch Nevis Distillery, one
Sea Kayaking on Loch Eil to explore and stunning scenery to explore, so Nevis. Or explore the Lochaber
of inland waters, rivers, lochs and of the oldest in Scotland. Or sample
the natural beauty and wildlife of hop on a ferry from Mallaig or Arisaig Geopark to uncover the region’s
waterfalls. Go wild for a trip across to the isles.
a refreshing pint of local ale by Glen
spectacular geology, scenery and
the area, as well as venturing across The seas and waters in Lochaber are Spean Brewing Co in Spean Bridge.
the many lochs in the region? Get unique landscapes – featuring
Outdoors adventures teeming with wonderful wildlife. From sea to plate mountains, loch, rivers, coasts,
Embrace the great outdoors and ready for an outdoor adventure Savour a taste of the freshest catch
Stacks to do
with Active Highs near South Take a wildlife safari tour with Grab your bucket and spade and cliffs and sandy beaches.
explore Lochaber’s dramatic of the day in the many seafood
Laggan, who offer white-water Loch Shiel Cruises and experience explore the region’s lochs, seaside
coastline and natural water restaurants in the area.
the captivating sights and sounds
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' Nothing stirs the heart like
the sound of the bagpipes.
Inspire your spirit at the
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what’s on
concerts, ceilidhs, children’s
entertainment and great
craic of Feis Na Mara in
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Whenever you come to Fort William & Lochaber you’ll find there’s something wonderful going
on. From nature festivals to world-class sporting events and local arts happenings, prepare to be
entertained and amazed in a gorgeous location.
From sea to summit, Lochaber has so pop by in June to witness some come to the Glenfinnan Gathering
perhaps more diverse habitats serious skills and thrills. on the Saturday nearest 19 August
than any other area of Scotland. – the date of the Jacobite Rising.
On the 4th of July witness the
The creatures that live here include
Great Glencoe Challenge, a tough The best locations make food
white-tailed eagles, otters and pine
trekathon (walking off-road 26.2 taste fantastic, and venues don’t
martens, which you can see in their
miles in 12 hours) and goes from get more idyllic than the shores
natural habitat on many guided
Glencoe to the foot of Ben Nevis, of Loch Sunart – so come along to
walking events, wildlife cruises, red
through stunning scenery. An event the Sunart & District Agricultural
deer safaris and more throughout
that attracts more participants Society Annual Show to sample
the year.
every year. delicious local produce, as well as
You won’t believe how hard the crafts and the feisty livestock!
Ever seen a caber soar through
riders throw themselves down the
the air? Highland dancers turning Many towns and villages host
mountain at the UCI Mountain Bike
the stage into a flash of colour and regular events – check the local
World Cup near Fort William. You
action? Heard the pipes and drums listings or ask at your nearest
have to see the action to believe it,
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Remember to fill up with fuel when
can take the winding but wonderful road to Ardnamurchan and Moidart, or drive the famous Road of Skye. You can also catch a ferry or download their app.
you can – our more remote areas
between Lochaline and Fishnish on
to the Isles towards the fishing port of Mallaig on the west coast. It will only take a few minutes to have fewer petrol stations.
Mull. Visit www.calmac.co.uk
work out your route here by car, train, bus or ferry. Get road touring information at
Arisaig Marine Ltd can also sail you
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By rail west in the Jacobite steam train. to the small isles between April and
By road touristroutes and for more details
There are up to three services You must book in advance at September www.arisaig.co.uk.
You’ll find some of the best driving on driving safely across Scotland,
per day between Glasgow and www.westcoastrailways.co.uk roads in Britain in Fort William & visit www.visitscotland.com/ Western Isles Cruises operate a
Mallaig, via Fort William. You can Lochaber, with mile after mile of about/practical-information/ daily all year round Knoydart ferry
also visit beautiful places such By bus driving-in-scotland/ service between Mallaig, to Inverie
epic scenery just rolling past your
as Glenfinnan, Arisaig and Morar. You can reach nearly all major
window as you tootle along. and Tarbet in Loch Nevis.
For more information visit towns and villages by bus, and By ferry www.westernislescruises.co.uk
buses are also timed to connect The A82 road through Glencoe was It’s wonderful to be in a part of the
www.scotrail.co.uk
with ferries from Mallaig and where James Bond roared home world where you have to get a ferry Ferry services also operate from
But for the ultimate rail experience, Oban to the islands. Visit to in Skyfall. On the A830 from Corran to Ardgour. You can get
to reach some of the best places.
in summer you can roll to the www.citylink.co.uk Fort William to Mallaig you’ll see information on these crossings
The iconic Caledonian MacBrayne
ferries take cars and foot and other travel options at
www.lochabertransport.org.uk
The Jacobite steam train passing
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Practical information
Insurance and cancellations v Hearing loop* like forests or peaty ground. Take
Should you have to cancel for Many establishments will be able away your rubbish and consider
whatever reason, it is reassuring to cater for those with a sensory picking up other litter as well. If
Fiosrachadh feumail to know that you can be insured
against any compensation claim. It
impairment but please do check in doubt, ask the landowner.
Their advice just might help you
with the business before booking
The listings within this guide • Transport reference (see example) rating to is advisable to take out cancellation and visiting. find a better camping spot. For
have been split into the • Events & festivals the map which appears at the back insurance prior to your trip. further information see the
following sections: • Accommodation of this guide. Most entries have a ü Short breaks available* Scottish Access Code:
postcode which can be used to pin Accessibility There is a fabulous range of www.outdooraccess-scotland.
• Places to visit
Businesses within these sections Whether you want a cosmopolitan scot/practical-guide-all/camping
• Leisure activities point locations but it is always wise accommodation throughout
are listed in alphabetical order by city break or a relaxing holiday in
• Shopping to check the actual location before Scotland. Many offer short breaks Take extra care and follow any
business location then by business the countryside, you’ll find a great
• Food & drink making your journey. options. Many establishments have local advice when parking cars
name. Each entry has a map range of accessible accommodation,
• Tours offers throughout the year, contact or campervans. Please note,
attractions, things to see and do direct for latest special offers. responsible access rights within the
and transport. You can stay in a
Scottish Outdoor Access Code do
bustling city centre, with great � Family fun* not extend to motorised transport.
access-friendly attractions right There is a wealth of things to see If you are planning to travel in a
SAMPLE ENTRY on your doorstep, or out in the and do that will keep smiles on motorhome or campervan check
Location Map reference countryside, where you can enjoy faces all day. Businesses that are with the landowner before you stop
‘By’ designates that a property is To assist you further in accessible walks or trips to the particularly suitable for children can or book a pitch in a nearby camping
within 10 miles of this location. locating each business, beach. For more information go to highlight this within their entries. park. Across the length and breadth
Mileage in brackets after the this grid reference relates www.visitscotland.com/holidays-
of Scotland there are some really
location indicates the distance to the map on pages 66 & 67. breaks/accessible. Also go to , Dogs welcome* fantastic camping parks in stunning
from the named location. ANY LOCATION (4 miles) F3 www.euansguide.com for Dogs are welcome to this locations, from beachside crofts to
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one of Scotland’s famous lochs. Plenty
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admission, services and facilities or in writing means you have in advance and, if you must cancel
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are provided by the advertisers. entered into a legally binding a booking, advise the business
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a busy spot. Wherever possible, VisitScotland and all facilities should be
advisable to check cost prior to but please do check with the checked prior to arrival.
business before booking or visiting. use a stove rather than an open
booking.
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Places to visit Places to visit Places to visit
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Jacobite Steam Train 2020
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T: 0333 996 6697 T: 01524 732100 bookings@westcoastrailways.net
www.westcoastrailways.co.uk
Operated by West Coast Railways, the Jacobite steam train runs on the
STRONTIAN (6 MILES) C3 ACHNACARRY, by GAIRLOCHY E2 BALLACHULISH E3 West Highland Line between Fort William and Mallaig. An 84 mile round
trip passing through spectacular scenery and over Glenfinnian Viaduct,
Clan Cameron Museum made famous by the Harry Potter films. Standard class, First class & "Harry
Achnacarry, Spean Bridge PH34 4EJ
Potter style" carriages available.
T: 01397 712090 T: 0790 021 7975
curator@clancameronmuseum.co.uk
www.clancameronmuseum.co.uk
The History of Clan Cameron and the Jacobites.
Site of the Commando WW2 Basic Training
• The World's Greatest Railway Journey ...... seeing is believing
Centre. Gift shop, tea, coffee & ice cream,
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Resipole Studios and Fine Art Gallery Glencoe National Nature Reserve Admission: Adults from £43 return visit: westcoastrailways.co.uk
51480
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Loch Sunart, Strontian, Acharacle, Argyll PH36 4HX National Trust for Scotland, Glencoe, Ballachulish, Lochaber, PH49 4LA or call 0333 996 6697 to book.
T: 01967 431506 M: 0749 555 3760 info@resipolestudios.co.uk T: 01855 811307 glencoe@nts.org.uk www.nts.org.uk
www.resipolestudios.co.uk Dramatic mountains, rare beauty and haunting history in the heart of the
Resipole Studios and Fine Art Gallery offers changing exhibitions in four Highlands - one of the most famous places in Scotland and a world
gallery rooms, showcasing some of the finest contemporary Scottish Art. GLENFINNAN D2 renowned film location. Our eco-friendly visitor centre is the gateway to KINGRAIG
Glencoe and an essential starting point for your adventures here. Get a
taste of the stories that make the glen so special and discover more about
walks, weather, wildlife to spot and things to do on your visit. Get close to
nature with our rangers on a wildlife Land Rover Safari. Take in the
panoramic views, refuel in our Highland Coo Café and visit our fabulous
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Glenfinnan Station Museum RZSS Highland Wildlife Park
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Glenfinnan Station PH37 4LT Kincraig, Kingussie, Inverness-Shire PH21 1NL
T: 01397 722295 glenfinnanstationmuseum@gmail.com T: 01540 651270 wildlife@rzss.org.uk highlandwildlifepark.org.uk/
www.glenfinnanstationmuseum.co.uk Highland Wildlife Park is owned by the Royal Zoological Society of
Picturesque museum on a working West Highland railway station. Scotland (RZSS) and was founded in 1986. Highland Wildlife Park is set in
Features the story of the West Highland Line, Glenfinnan Viaduct and the the beautiful Cairngorms National Park and is home to over 200 animals,
BE IN THE KNOW people who built it. Steam trains running from Easter to late October. centre including native Scottish species as well as rare and endangered animals
Restored booking office exhibition. from the world's mountains and tundra regions.
Our accredited Information Partners
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scotland Let us inspire you to discover more of Scotland. Become immersed in the natural surroundings of the park while looking
are based throughout Scotland and Come and talk to our knowledgeable and friendly out for some of its most famous residents, including snow leopards,
can offer tailored advice to help you European grey wolves, bison, red deer, lynx and Scotland's only polar
• Guided tours available on request • Dining car • Additional outdoor
information experts. You never know, we might just let bears.
make the most of your visit. Chat with them for insider exhibits • Viaduct trail • Signalbox demonstrations you in on a few local secrets. • Gift Shop • Restaurants • Car Park
tips about the must see attractions in the local area. oooo Museum ,ƒkÇ oooo Visitor Attraction Eƒk∑Ç©
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visitscotland.com/iknow Day – Closed
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