Grey Mare’s Waterfall, Kinlochleven If you’re looking for a lovely and accessible waterfall in the Highlands, you can’t miss the Grey Mare’s waterfall (or Grey Mare’s Tail waterfall) in the charming village of Kinlochleven, just about 15 miles from Fort William by road. The walk to the waterfall is super easy, starting from a small
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Experience the Beauty of Loch Linnhe with Loch Linnhe Cruises If you’re looking for a unique and memorable experience during your visit to Fort William, look no further than Loch Linnhe Cruises. Embark on a fascinating journey around the stunning Loch Linnhe, where you’ll discover the rich history, thriving industry, and diverse wildlife that call
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Indoor Activities in Fort William Fort William, known as the “Outdoor Capital of the UK,” offers a plethora of activities for adventure enthusiasts. However, when the weather takes a turn for the worse, and you find yourself with a few hours to kill on a wet day, fear not! Fort William has plenty of indoor
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The weather in Scotland is atmospheric. It’s often said that the weather here is more changeable than anywhere else in the world. And that’s a good thing for landscape photographers! A bright, sunny blue sky day just isn’t what you need to capture great images of Scotland’s moody landscapes. Don’t misunderstand me. I like a
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If you’re looking for an adventure, look no further than the Scottish Highlands. There are endless things to do in this stunning part of the world, but we’ve put together our 5 favourites. Whether you’re into hiking, biking, skiing or just taking in the amazing scenery, these activities will keep you busy during your stay
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If you want to get out and about cycling around Fort William there are many routes you can take, both long and short that will enable you to to see some fantastic views and get some exercise at the same time. Fort William is known as “the outdoor capital of the UK” and for good
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Climbing a hill to get a view of Fort William is worth the effort. We’ve been living and working at our guesthouse in Fort William for almost five years now. It’s fair to say that there are one or two hills and mountains in Scotland, especially around where we live! But there’s one hill I’d
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The Hidden Valley in Glencoe (or Lost Valley as it is sometimes referred to) is a hike that we’ve been meaning to do ever since we moved here four years ago. Its Gaelic name for the Hidden Valley is Coire Gabhail (Corrie of the Bounty) was formed like much of the Highlands by glaciation and
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Glen Nevis and Steall Falls is one of my favourite places, being very near to us in Fort William and also being very beautiful and peaceful. Glen Nevis is one of the first places we discovered when we moved to Fort William and is a great place to go if you just want to see
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The ascent of Ben Nevis mountain should never be taken lightly. The mountain Ben Nevis is Britain’s highest peak, standing at 1345m above sea level, and although miniscule in comparison with the worlds tallest peaks is a challenge. Ben Nevis mountain stands as a challenge to many of the worlds most skilled climbers as well
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