Wednesday, 22nd February 2012

Outdoor Activities

Get Out There!

It's no wonder that Fort William & Lochaber is known as The Outdoor Capital of the UK.  Not only can you take part in a huge variety of outdoor activities, on land, in the air and on the water, but you can do it in some of the most dramatic Scottish locations imaginable.

Family Walking Holidays

Walking in Fort William

This may be what Lochaber is most famous for - with thousands of square miles of hills, glens, lochs, forests, rivers and a spectacular coastline there is a walk to suit every level of fitness and ability. From marked forestry trails to munro-bagging expeditions, Lochaber’s got it all.

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Rock Climbing (Mike Pescod)

Mountain Sports

The mountains of Lochaber define the area, and with some of the highest mountain in the country it’s no surprise that both visitors and locals make the most of them. We can show you how to scramble, climb and walk with qualified and experienced guides or take you further into the exhilaration of the Scottish hills in winter.

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Mountain Biking in Scotland

Cycling & Mountain Biking

Lochaber is the home of the Mountain Bike World Cup (UK round), So our cycling credentials quickly add up! The World Cup downhill will challenge even the bravest rider while families can enjoy gentle forestry and canal-side paths. Find your own route or take a guide to show you what’s best – the choice is yours!

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Skiing in scotland

Snow Sports

Skiing in Scotland is fun for all abilities – both centres have ski schools to get you started and also provide excellent off piste to test your skills. The Scottish ski centres usually open between Christmas and April depending on snow conditions.  But there's more to snowsports - how about ice-climbing, snow-shoeing or ski mountaineering?

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Traigh Golf Course

Golf

Golf courses in the Lochaber area are a little bit different to the famous links course found elsewhere in Scotland. We have 4 golf courses each offering something a little different, with Golf Courses set in dramatic loch-side locations and visitors welcome at all of them.

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Kayaking in Scotland

Water Sports

There’s a lot of fun to be had in water and we’ve got it in the form of lochs, rivers, canals, and of course, the sea! You can dive under in, jump into it or sail, raft and ski over it. Whether you’re an expert or just starting out, there’s something here for everyone.

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GoKarts

Motor Sports

Get on 4 wheels and reach areas of the Outdoor Capital that you wouldn't normally see.  Whether by you take control of your own quad bike or 4x4, or sit back and let someone else take you on a Land Rover tour, the results will be thrilling!

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Horseriding

Field & Country Sports

Horse riding in Scotland is possibly the most relaxing way to enjoy the Highlands and there are trekking facilities for both novice and experienced horse riders. The Highland Estates also offer a wide variety of country sports such as fishing, stalking and clay pigeon shooting, all in some of the Scotland's most spectacular scenery.

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Scottish Country Dancing

Scottish Country Dancing

Adults - Dancing - Duncansborough Hall

5th Jan 2012-31st Dec 2012

Children - Dancing - Inverlochy School

5th Jan 2012-21st Dec 2012

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