Great Glen Way - 9 Days & 8 Nights
The Great Glen Way is a 79 mile walk through one of Scotland’s most famous glens; cross on foot from Fort William via the famed shores of Loch Ness to Inverness. The trail takes you through beautiful forests, passed peaceful working canals, and alongside brooding lochs.
Starting in Fort William at the base of Ben Nevis, Britain’s highest mountain, you follow the Caledonian Canal via Neptune’s Staircase to Gairlochy.
Pass by the Commando Memorial and continue down to Spean Bridge.
**Please use this route if you are staying in Invergarry and not Laggan. Walk the Western side of Loch Oich to Invergarry avoiding the A82 road.
Follow the Caledonian Canal from South Laggan to Fort Augustus via Loch Oich and Kytra Lock. This track follows the alternative path along the ...
Follow the Caledonian Canal from South Laggan to Fort Augustus via Loch Oich and Kytra Lock.
**Please use this route if you spent the night in Invergarry instead of Laggan. From Glengarry, follow the western side of Loch Oich as walk ...
The high route from Fort Augustus to Invermoriston climbs above the trees, with some challenging gradients, after which you will be rewarded with ...
Follow the low route on this section of the Great Glen Way close to the shores of Loch Ness to reach the charming village of Invermoriston.
For the most spectacular views over Loch Ness follow the high route of the Great Glen Way to reach Drumnadrochit village.
Leaving the village of Invermoriston on the banks of Loch Ness you’re presented with a choice of hikes—a high and low variation.
From Loch Laide descend along forestry paths to the shores of Loch Ness and follow the road into Drumnadrochit.
The final stretch of the Great Glen Way culminating at Inverness Castle.