Visit Fort William - an online guide to Fort William B&B, guesthouses, hotel, and self-catering accommodation. Outdoor sports, adventure, and walking and climbing Ben Nevis, with a comprehensive travel information guide.

Fort William and Glen Nevis is a comparatively small rural community. We just happen to be located at the foot of the highest mountain in the UK. This section of the Fort William guide website offers an insight into our community and how …

Useful travel information to Fort William, Glencoe and Ben Nevis in Scotland. Fort William and Lochaber is very easy to get to regardless of where you are travelling from. The area is extremely well serviced with good rail and road links, and Glasgow and Inverness airports are 98 and 70 miles respectively from Fort William.

Fort William has a good selection of visitor centres and some of these are perfect for a wet day. Around the Fort William area are a number of first class visitor centres and places of interest. One of our most ancient landmarks is the ruin of Old Inverlochy Castle, owned by Historic Scotland.

Fort William and Lochaber is a great holiday outdoor activity destination in the west of Scotland. Visit our guide to Fort William B&B, guesthouse, hotel and self catering accommodation. Outdoors sports adventure and of course walking and climbing Ben Nevis

Fort William is the second largest town in the Highlands of Scotland and as such, offers a very good choice of B&Bs, hotels and self catering options for visitors to this famous Highland town. The Fort William area is made up of several small villages and communities.

The Fort William area boasts the widest choices of activities for everyone interested in a holiday in this unspoilt, natural, rural area where hills and glens, rivers and lochs, the sea coastline all offer something to do while enjoying the peace and tranquility.

Glen Nevis is one of Fort William's best assets. Just a few minutes from town, a very picturesque Highland glen stretches out before your eyes as one enters from the west. Formed on the north by the flank of Ben Nevis and two accessible mountains to the east, the glen is a place of peace and tranquility as well as a place to play and stay.

Visit Fort William for 2 or 3 days and explore the area or take a break and just chill. Most accommodation providers in Fort William, who offer short breaks, often can suggest simple iteneraries to help you get the most from your visit to Fort William.

The National Trust for Scotland in Glencoe is a fantastic visitor centre and cafe which offers an insight into the human history and natural history