Fort William and Lochaber is the Outdoor Capital of the UK and has something for everyone

Visitor attractions whatever the weather you will find something to see and do.
Famous Film Locations
Lochaber has been used for many years as a location for major films and TV series - follow the stars on the map to see the locations used.

Scenery

Relax in peace and quiet in some of the finest Scottish scenery.

 

Malliag

Touring

The following are recommended day trips, with speciality leaflets available, from Lochview:

Oban and the Isle of Mull
Ardnamurchan Peninsula
Road to the Isles - Mallaig and the Small Isles (Rhum Eigg and Muck)
Isle of Skye
Great Glen and Inverness
Cairngorms and Speyside
Glencoe and Kinlochleven
There are also many shorter trips to Lochs and glens in the local area including Glen Nevis.

A full range of leaflets are available in the lounge.

Walking

High medium and low level walks – too many to mention
Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain is on the doorstop
If you are a “Munro bagger” there is a wide choice of Munroes in Lochaber
Long distance walks – The West Highland Way terminates in Fort William and the Great Glen Way commences at Fort William.
The "Puggy Line" narrow guage railway trackbed

Neptunes Staircase Banavie

Gondola Nevis Range

Mountain Biking

There is a wide range of tracks to suit all standards
Witches trail through Lenachan forest at Torlundy 5 miles from Fort William
Nevis range world championship down hill track and tracks for all
Wolftrax at Laggan 30miles from Fort William
Great Glen Cycle Route

Bowling, Golf and Fishing

We have 2 bowling clubs, 4 golf courses Fort William, Traigh (Arisaig), Dragons Tooth (Ballachulish), and Spean Bridge and a wide choice of fishing.

Old Fort William

Visit John Cameron's website for views of old Fort William and Lochaber

Ben Nevis and Caledonian Canal
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