Buccleuch B&B

West Highland Way (High Route to Fort William)

Climbs steeply through the Lairig Mor pass with rocky, uneven terrain and exposed sections – definitely not suitable for buggies or young children. Dogs welcome but need to be sure-footed on the rougher ground. This alternative West Highland Way finish rewards experienced walkers with dramatic mountain views and a true Highland experience, though the low route via the forestry track offers an easier option if conditions turn poor.

Crofters Woods Walk

Meanders through peaceful mixed woodland near Oban with well-maintained paths and gentle gradients throughout. Perfect for families with young children and pushchair-friendly on main tracks, though some sections may be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome to explore off-lead in quieter areas. Offers a lovely escape into nature with dappled shade, birdsong, and occasional glimpses of the surrounding Highland landscape – ideal for a relaxed hour's stroll.

West Highland Way (Kinlochleven to Fort William)

Tackles the dramatic final stage of Scotland's most famous long-distance trail, climbing steeply through the Lairigmor pass before descending through forests and glens into Fort William. The exposed mountain terrain and 24km distance make this unsuitable for young children or buggies—experienced walkers only. Dogs welcome but must be fit and controlled around livestock in the lower sections. Rewards with stunning Ben Nevis views and the satisfaction of completing (or sampling) this iconic Highla

Ben Nevis Mountain Path

Ben Nevis Trail