Great Glen Way - The Highland Council
The Great Glen Way can be walked in 4 – 7 days, staying overnight in the various communities along the way, and suits all levels of walker. For the most part the route is low-level and mainly follows canal towpaths, forest tracks and roads.
The routes Information - Great Glen Way - The Highland Council
The Great Glen Way is one of Scotland’s Great Trails. This magnificent 75 mile/120 km waymarked route stretches from Fort William in the south west to Inverness in the north east.
Essential information Information - Great Glen Way - The Highland …
All the information you need to get you started for your trip along the Great Glen Way
Latest News - Great Glen Way - The Highland Council
2022年10月7日 · Great Glen Way latest news directory. GGW Route Diversion along Loch Oich from the start of December 2022 to Early 2025
Facilities on the route - The Highland Council
Details on facilities available can be found on the Great Glen Canoe Trail website . Although primarily aimed at paddlers there is useful information for all users of the Great Glen Way. You can pay & collect a key from the Scottish canals Corpach and …
Fort William to Gairlochy Information - Great Glen Way
Skirting the shores of Loch Linnhe as you pass through Fort William, the Way joins the Caledonian Canal at Corpach, then following the canal towpath to Gairlochy. This first section of the route is level and smooth, making it a good warm up for later sections.
Invermoriston to Drumnadrochit Information - Great Glen Way
The high route takes users to the second highest point on the whole GGW, at 420m, and allows views up Glen Moriston and over Loch Ness. Look out for the dramatic View-Catcher near Invermoriston and the elaborate Fairy Bridge before the climb up to re-join the main route.
Route Diversion - North of Fort Augustus - Great Glen Way
Essential forest harvesting work will be taking place on the Great Glen Way, just north of Fort Augstus. The work will commence on the week of the 28th of October and is expected to continue until the end of January 2025.
Access and camping along the Great Glen Way - The Highland …
Dogs are welcome on the Great Glen Way provided they are under close control. During the lambing season, which occurs between the 1st of April and 31st of May, they should be on a lead when crossing areas containing livestock and you should follow any signage.
Fort Augustus to Invermoriston Information - Great Glen Way
Beyond Fort Augustus the Great Glen Way begins to climb and you come upon a choice – Follow the low route through the forest or take the steep climb out of Fort Augustus onto the high route, which climbs above the tree line and opens up spectacular …