Loch Ness Caravan Park

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 mostly gentle to moderate gradients. Not suitable for buggies due to length and varied surfaces including rocky sections. Dogs welcome but must be under close control near livestock and wildlife. Delivers stunning Highland scenery, historic Caledonian Canal locks, and the chance to spot Loch Ness from its southern shore—Scotland's most iconic long-

Great Glen Way High Route

Tackles challenging highland terrain with sustained steep climbs and rugged paths between Fort William and Inverness, demanding good fitness and navigation skills. Not suitable for young children or buggies – this is serious hill walking with exposed sections. Dogs welcome but must be capable on rough ground and steep ascents. Rewards effort with spectacular views across the Great Glen, dramatic mountain scenery, and a genuine sense of wilderness rarely found on waymarked trails.

Juniper Walk

Meanders through native woodland restoration areas managed by Trees for Life, showcasing young Scots pine, birch, and juniper regeneration. Terrain is mostly flat to gentle with some uneven forest floor sections. Suitable for families with older children who can handle tree roots and natural paths, but not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads to protect wildlife. Worth it for witnessing rewilding in action and spotting red squirrels in Scotland's recovering Caledonian forest habitat.

Boar Walk

Winds through ancient Caledonian pinewood with moderate gradients and uneven forest paths. Not suitable for buggies due to tree roots and narrow sections, but older children who can manage rough terrain will enjoy spotting red squirrels and crossing small burns. Dogs welcome on leads to protect ground-nesting birds. The chance to walk among some of Scotland's rarest native woodland, with interpretation about rewilding efforts, makes this a rewarding choice for nature enthusiasts.

Hill Walk