Shoreland Lodges

Great Glen Way

Follows the dramatic Great Glen fault line for 120km from Fort William to Inverness, mostly on flat canal towpaths and forest tracks with gentle gradients. Not suitable for buggies due to length and some rougher sections, but families can tackle shorter segments like the Caledonian Canal stretches. Dogs welcome throughout. You'll walk beside Loch Ness, Loch Oich and Loch Lochy with stunning Highland scenery, historic locks, and excellent wildlife spotting opportunities along this classic long-di

Great Glen Way High Route

Traverses the dramatic high-level alternative along the Great Glen, involving steep, sustained climbs and exposed ridgeline sections unsuitable for buggies or young children. Terrain is rugged moorland and mountain paths requiring good fitness and navigation skills. Dogs capable of hill walking are welcome but must be fit and under close control. Rewards with spectacular elevated views across Loch Ness and the surrounding Highlands, offering a challenging mountainous experience far beyond the st

Juniper Walk

Follows a gentle, family-friendly trail through Scotland's Highlands, showcasing native juniper plants and woodland restoration efforts by Trees for Life. Mostly flat terrain on well-maintained paths suitable for buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on leads to protect wildlife and young plantings. Educational interpretation boards explain juniper's ecological importance and conservation, making this an easy, informative stroll perfect for nature-loving families wanting to learn about Scotla

Boar Walk

Great Glen Way High Route