Walking in Lochaber & Fort William

Fort William & Glen Nevis

Fort William is the largest settlement on the west coast of the Highlands, and is a renowned centre for all kinds of outdoor activities. It is the most famous as being at the base of the highest peak of them all, Ben Nevis, but is also the gateway to Guided walks on Glen Nevis, on of the most picturesque of all Glens.

See the Fort Willian & Glen Nevis walks

 

Glen Spean & the Great Glen

Loch Lochy and Loch Oich are well know and seen by all Travellers along the Great Glen. These attractive lochs offer short family walks as well as the tougher ascents of the steep mountains on their northern shores. Invergarry is at the heart of this area, on the northern shores of Loch Oich

See the Glen Spean & the Great Glen walks

 

Ardnamurchan

The stunning Ardnamurchan peninsula is the most westerly part of the British mainland and is quite literally the end of the road. This is a beautiful but unforgiving and remote corner of Scotland, with amazing seascapes at every turn. The harsh landscape is relieved by a whole series of superb sandy beaches.

See the Ardnamurchan walks

Glen Coe & Loch Leven

Glen Coe is a mecca for walkers, drawn by the challenge of conquering Buachaille Etive Mor, the 'Three Sisters' or Aonach Eagach.  However, there are also gentler options such as Glen Etive, the Hidden Valley and the NTS waymarked path at Signal Rock.

See the Glen Coe & Loch Leven walks

Road to the Isles

Coastal walks are the great draw around the stunning West Coast of Lochaber.  Explore woodlands or more challenging Munros around Glenfinnan.

See the Road to the Isles walks

Endurance Walks

Why travel to the Outdoor Capital by car or train when you can walk to it?!  Take the West Highland Way from Glasgow or the Great Glen Way from Inverness and see the area from a different angle. 

See the Endurance walks