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Great Glen Way

Stretches 120km from Fort William to Inverness along the dramatic Great Glen fault line, mixing canal towpaths, forest tracks and lochside paths with moderate gradients throughout. Not suitable for buggies due to length and varied terrain, but older children can tackle sections like the flat Caledonian Canal stretches. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Delivers stunning Highland scenery including Loch Ness views, historic locks, and Ben Nevis backdrop—a classic multi-day Scottish adventure b

Great Glen Way High Route

Tackles challenging high-level terrain with steep, sustained climbs along ridges above the Great Glen—definitely not for beginners or families with young children. Buggies are completely unsuitable. Dogs allowed but must be fit and comfortable with exposed sections. Rewards experienced walkers with spectacular panoramic views across the Highlands, taking in lochs, mountains and glens that the standard Great Glen Way misses from its lower, easier route.

Juniper Walk

Meanders through native Caledonian pine forest near Dundreggan, showcasing natural juniper regeneration and ancient woodland. Mostly flat to gentle terrain on forest paths, suitable for families though some uneven ground may challenge buggies. Dogs welcome on leads to protect wildlife. A peaceful nature trail highlighting Scotland's rare juniper restoration—ideal for spotting red squirrels and learning about conservation efforts in the Highlands.

Boar Walk

Hill Walk