Strathoich B&B

Great Glen Way Low Route

Follows the Caledonian Canal towpath from Fort William to Inverness, offering flat, well-maintained terrain perfect for families, buggies, and dogs on leads. This low-level alternative to the hillier Great Glen Way stretches 79 miles through Scotland's dramatic Great Glen, passing Loch Ness, Fort Augustus, and numerous locks. Gentle inclines only, with canal-side pubs and facilities en route making it ideal for multi-day walking with children.

Great Glen Way - Slighe a' Ghlinne Mhòir

Great Glen Way High Route

Tackles challenging mountainous terrain with steep, sustained climbs across the Scottish Highlands between Fort William and Inverness. Definitely not suitable for young children or buggies—this is a serious hill walker's alternative to the standard Great Glen Way, demanding good fitness and navigation skills. Dogs welcome but must be capable of rough, exposed ground. Rewards with stunning ridge-line views, remote wilderness, and a proper adventure for experienced hikers seeking something beyond

Cape Wrath Trail (Fort William → Invergarry → Morvich)

Follows the Great Glen northward through Highland terrain with moderate to steep climbs, particularly around forest sections and lochside paths. Suitable for experienced families with older children who can manage sustained hill walking, but terrain is too rough and remote for buggies. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock and wildlife. Worth it for stunning loch views, ancient Caledonian pine forests, and the genuine sense of wilderness as you trace this legendary long-dis

South Loch Ness Trail