Fort William, the largest town in the highlands,
is the centre of an area full of extremes.
The highest mountain in Britain, Ben Nevis; the most westerly point of mainland Britain,
Ardnamurchan point (12 miles further west than Belfast);
the deepest freshwater loch in Britain, Loch Morar; the deepest sewater loch in Europe, Loch Nevis.
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Nevis Range
Nevis Range is one of the premier tourist attractions in the Scottish Highlands, no visit is complete without a trip on Britain's only mountain gondola system. Travelling effortlessly to 2150ft on the north face of Aonach Mor, the journey allows breathtaking views of the Great Glen, Ben Nevis and surrounding areas. Whatever your outlook on life we have a unique experience awaiting everyone here at Nevis Range!
Tel: 01397 705825 |
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Treasures of the Earth
An award winning collection of priceless gemstones & crystals in an atmospheric display of caves caverns & mines. Located on the outskirts of For William, in Corpach, this is an unique and fascinating attraction whatever the weather.
Tel: 01397 772283 |
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Ben Nevis Distillery
Established in 1825, this is one of the oldest licensed distilleries in Scotland. The distillery is nestled at the foot of Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, providing an impressive background to a traditional Scottish craft. Come and join us and discover the miracle and magic of whisky making
- in a truly fascinating tour of the Ben Nevis distillery.
Tel: 01397 700200 |
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Crannog
Come aboard at Fort William
Town Pier to enjoy the splendour &
wildlife of Loch Linnhe
Amongst the spectacular scenery you will see the best southern views of Ben Nevis, you can even make out the steep zig-zagging path which leads its way to the mountain's peak.
Beyond Seal Island Loch Linnhe streches out to the open sea with Ben Mhor on the island of Mull visible in the distance.
Tel: 01397 700714 |
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The Jacoibite Steam Train
Leave the car and relax on this day trip and take one of the 'great railway journeys of the world' on the Fort William to Mallaig line. Departing Fort William at 10:20 The Jacobite follows the same route as used in the Harry Potter films. Returns to Fort William at 16:00
To make a reservation click on the image to the right and follow the links |
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Outdoor capital of the UK
Fort William, just a few hours from the central belt of Scotland, feels like a world away. Relaxed, friendly and invigorating - with so much to see and do. Come and experience it for yourself - a warm welcome awaits you in the Outdoor Capital of the UK. |
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