A c c o m m o d a t i o n . B o o k i n g . S e r v i c e

| Route Map | Gallery |

The 73 mile (117 km) Great Glen Way begins at Fort William in the shadow of Scotland’s highest peak, mighty Ben Nevis.The Great Glen was formed by a massive glacier during the last ice age and traverses Scotland from west to east. From Loch Linnhe on the Atlantic coast the route follows tree lined canal towpaths, loch shore paths, forestry tracks and crosses over the Ness Islands to the finishing point at the Inverness Castle on the Beauly Firth. Although mostly a low-level walk there are some challenging sections offering glorious views over Loch Ness. Follow the history of this turbulent region as the Way passes castles and forts, scenes of some of the Scotland’s bloodiest battles.

Day 1.	Arrive Fort William, overnight
Day 2 .	Fort William to Gairlochy  12ml(19km) It is an easy walk past ruined Inverlochy Castle to reach Banavie and the seven locks of Neptune’s Staircase. Join the Caledonian Canal towpath, enjoy wonderful views of Ben Nevis and the Grey Corries, spot birds and wildlife and continue to Gairlochy.
Day 3.	Gairlochy to South Laggan 14ml(22.5km) Walk to Clunes and join the lochside forest trail to Laggan Locks. Perhaps stop for a refreshment at the Eagle, the Inn on the Water, a beautifully converted Dutch barge. Just a short walk now to the accommodation at South Laggan.
Day 4.	South Laggan to Fort Augustus 10.5ml(17km) A pleasant easy walk along the east side of Loch Oich to Oich Bridge. From there follow the Caledonian Canal towpath into the attractive village of Fort Augusutus where you can watch the boats descending the staircase of six locks into Loch Ness
Day 5. .	Fort Augustus to Invermoriston 8ml(13km) Perhaps take a morning cruise on Loch Ness before joining the forest trails to Invermoriston. Enjoy the lovely views as you walk through the forest high above Loch Ness
Day 6 .	Invermoriston to Drumnadrochit 14ml(22km) Mostly forest trail walking today until the last stretch which follows the minor road from Gortaig. A steep descent leads to the busy lochside village of Drumnadrochit.
Day 7.	Drumnadrochit to Inverness 18ml(29km) Quite a steep climb out of the village: continue through open moorland along the edge of Craig Leach Forest and enjoy spectacular views over the Beauly Firth on the descent to Invernesss. Follow the River Ness into the town and the completion of the walk at Inverness Castle.
Day 8.	Depart Inverness

Package includes:

Not Included

PRICE £320 per person
Minimum two persons
Single supplement £100
To make a reservation Email: info@easyways.com and please quote code GGWSG

Key symbols

Difficulty of Terrain Route Finding Navigational Skills Moderate Easy Not required