Great Glen Way
Stretching 73 miles from Inverness in the east to Fort William in the west, the Great Glen Way cuts through the heart of the Highlands. It offers visitors one of the finest and most dramatic walks in the country.
Camerons Tea Room in Foyers
One of the great joys of following the Loch Ness 360° route is you get to discover hidden gems that you might otherwise miss. One of these is Camerons Tea Room in Foyers. This is a great place to stop for a rest and some food – and you might even get to see some Scottish wildlife too!
Deer Rutting Season in the Scottish Highlands
A deer rut scene is dramatic – often better than any action film you might see in the cinema! The stags’s hot breath is visible in the cold Scottish air. They rise up on their back two legs and crash down on each other’s antlers.
Winter in the Highlands
If you are looking for some of the best places to visit in the winter in Inverness and Loch Ness then read on and find out more. Here we are situated in one of the most stunning areas in the world.
Dog Walking Holidays
Looking for the perfect adventure with your dog? Look no further than the wonderful Loch Ness 360 ° trail. Dog Walking Holidays
Autumn in the Highlands
If you are looking for some of the best places to visit in the Autumn, when on the Loch Ness 360 ° Trail, then read on.
Respecting Scotland’s Nature and Animals
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