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Glen Nevis Cottage
Located at the entrance to Glen Nevis, this...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1397 703767 -
Mountain View self catering
Welcome to Mountain View, a clean, spacious...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1397 702815 -
Ben View Lodges
Welcome to Ben View Lodges. Our superbly...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1397 704124 -
Lone Pine Lodge
Lone Pine Lodge has a vacancy from aug. 9th...
Tel: 01397 703015 -
Ben View Cottage
Our recently modernised 3 bedroom cottage is...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1397 704124 -
Firbek Cottage, Fort William
Firbek Cottage self catering accommodation is...
Tel: 01397 702071 -
Ben View Self Catering
Our Fort William self catering holiday home is...
Tel: 01397 772017 -
Loch Linnhe View holiday cottage
Loch Linnhe View is an excellent base to...
Tel: 0044 (0) 141 569 6239 -
Glengyle Holiday Home
Glengyle House is situated at the entrance to...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1397 708622 -
Lochview House Self Catering Apartments
Lochview House is situated on the hillside in a...
Tel: 01397 703149
Be safe on Ben Nevis !
If you are thinking of attempting the ascent of Ben Nevis, please take the following factors into account:
The weather conditions can be atrocious at any time of the year and often bear no relation to the conditions down in the glens. During the winter the mountain is cloaked in snow and ice and in these conditions only mountaineers equipped with ice axes and crampons should attempt the ascent. Winter conditions can occur from October to May. During the summer months the weather can change with alarming speed and a sunny day out can quickly become a confused and disorientated struggle for survival. In anything other than stable and fine weather, you should not attempt the ascent unless:-
1 You have full waterproof clothing i.e. jacket and trousers.
2 You have warm clothing - top and bottom.
3 You have a warm hat and gloves or mitts.
4 You have substantial boots.
5 You have a map (scale at least 1:50,000 and preferably 1:25,000).
6 You have a compass.
7 You know you have the ability to navigate accurately in mist and cloud under difficult conditions.
The round trip takes about 7 hours on average: 4 hours for the ascent and 3 hours for the descent. This timing does not allow for rests, food stops etc.
You might like to consider hiring a Ben Nevis mountain guide who will provide all the experience and "comfort factor" you need, for an enjoyable day out on the highest mountain in the UK. Check out our page of mountain guides listed in the Lochaber Business Directory.
Abacus Mountaineering |
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| Mountaineering provides skills training and mountain guiding in Scotland and the Alps. Our select group of instructors will guide you through new skills on real, adventurous and challenging routes.
Mountaineering, Rock Climbing and Scottish... click for more details... |
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47 Lundavra Road,
Fort William, PH33 6JJ Tel: 01397 701624 |
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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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Adventure Nevis - Ben Nevis Mountain Guide |
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| If you are looking for a Ben Nevis Mountain Guide, Adventure Nevis is a Scottish-based guiding service offering classic mountain days on Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain, standing at 1,344 metres. The Ben Nevis mountain footpath ascent... click for more details... |
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Tel: 0771 4844686 |
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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 within Scottish mountaineering circles.
Alan runs his business from his home in Fort William and offers a full range of hill-walking,... 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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