- Outdoor Activities
- Boat Cruises & charters
- Local outdoor providers
- Fly fishing excursions
- Golfing in Lochaber
- Highland Activities Ltd
- Lochaber Clubs
- Quad Biking and 4 X 4s
- Activity Holidays
- Mountain Biking
- Mountain guides
- Pony trekking
- Walking in Fort William
- Sea Angling
- Souter's Lass
- Sailing in Lochaber
- Buy a Ben Nevis Print
- Nevis Range
- Sea Kayak Excursions
- No Fuss Events
- Stag & Hen Parties
- White water kayaking
- Walk in Glen Nevis
- The Great glen Way
- Great Glen Way
- Skiing & snow boarding
- Winter Activities
- Bushcraft & Survival Courses
Hill Walking in the Fort William and Lochaber area
Hill walking and low-level walks are extremely popular in the Lochaber area - hardly surprising when you realise how good our local mountains are. Low and medium level hill walkers have lots of choice of routes with some walks only a few hours long and others are all-day walks. We recommend visiting Nevisport's bookshop in Fort William or online and picking up one or two walking books for references.
Fort William has a local walking group who go out most weeks and welcome new members.
Some of our advertisers offer guided walking and these are a good way to get more confidence and experience of some higher, but still mostly walking routes. If you are looking for a couple of suggestions, then we recommend the walk in Glen Nevis through to Steall Falls, and a hike up to the CIC hut on Ben Nevis from the North Face carpark in Leannachan Forest, Torlundy - there's a really good path through the forest which although starts out quite steep, soon levels off and opens up to great views of Fort William and of course The Ben.
There is so much information about walking in this area, we are reviewing how to present this to you. Essentially, local outdoor shops sell a variety of walking and guide books about the Lochaber area, and this is a good source of information.
In Fort William there are walks around the villages, along the shore of Loch Linnhe and the Caledonain Canal banks. Cow Hill is a small hill at the back of Fort William which has some well-developed tracks suitable for walkers and mountain bikes, and these provide great views of the Fort William and Glen Nevis area.
Rockhopper Sea Kayaking and canoe hire |
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| Rockhopper Sea Kayaking is based near Fort William on the West Coast of Scotland.
We offer half, full or multi-day kayak trips through some of the most spectacular coastal, mountain and island scenery in Scotland.
This area is rich in wildlife... click for more details... |
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2 Montrose Mansions, Corpach, Fort William, PH33 7JQ Tel: 07739 837344 |
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Snowgoose Mountain Centre & The Smiddy Bunkhouse |
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| Snowgoose Mountain Centre offers mountain & water based skills training and guiding on the West Coast of Scotland. Our family run business provides from family days out on the water or crag to winter skills training and wilderness expeditions... click for more details... |
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Station Road, Corpach, Corpach, Fort William, PH33 7JH Tel: 01397 772467 |
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Abacus Mountain Guides |
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| Abacus Mountain Guides provide world class mountain adventures on the west coast of Scotland. With the highest qualifications in Mountaineering, Canyoning and Mountain Biking, plus twenty years of experience, we deliver expert coaching and guiding... click for more details... |
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6 Hillview Drive, Corpach, Fort William, PH33 7LS Tel: 01397 772466 |
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West Coast Mountain Guides |
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| West Coast Mountain Guides Ltd is owned by principal mountaineer Alan Kimber, a well respected climber and instructor within Scottish mountaineering circles.
Alan runs his business from his home in Fort William and offers a full range of... click for more details... |
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Calluna, Heathercroft, Fort William, PH33 6RE Tel: 01397 700451 |
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Office: Visit Fort William Ltd, Lochaber College Building, An Aird, Fort William, PH33 6AN
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