Pocket walking guide (in English) from the publisher Ordnance Survey.
Publisher's Description:
This guide features ten family-friendly and easy-paced short walks within the Scottish Highlands. Covering an area from Mallaig, on the west coast, to the Great Glen, and extending to the shore of Loch Sunart, the routes in this guide give a taste of some wild and remote country on safe, carefully selected short walks. Walks cover mountains, lochs, woodland, and coast.
What to expect from the walks in Fort William, Glen Coe and Lochaber Short Walks Made Easy:
1. Camusdarach Beach: Nestled south of the Silver Sands of Morar, this stretch of coastline boasts shallow bays, rocky headlands, and distant island views.
2. Glenfinnan: Set amidst high mountains at Loch Shiel's head, Glenfinnan features the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and Monument. Enjoy sensational views over Loch Shiel along the flat River Finnan path or the more adventurous Viaduct Trail.
3. Spean Bridge: This walk, 10 miles up the Great Glen from Fort William, offers magnificent mountain panoramas, including Ben Nevis.
4. Caledonian Canal: This leisurely canal walk between Banavie and Corpach offers views of Ben Nevis and the wonderful Neptune's Staircase.
5. Fort William: Linking two ruined fortifications, this walk provides historical insights and views of Ben Nevis, plus riverside woodland and tranquil countryside.
6. Glen Nevis: Starting from Ben Nevis's base, this accessible path offers majestic views of Glen Nevis and Ben Nevis, with options for a forest return route.
7. Kinlochleven: Enjoy a low-level riverside walk with stunning views down Loch Leven, highlighting the area's heritage and natural beauty.
8. Glencoe: Combining loch and woodland trails, this walk provides tranquil circuits with opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy breathtaking views of Glen Coe.
9. Ariundle, Strontian: Explore ancient woodlands and open heath near Strontian, with lovely views of the Strontian River and historical mining sites.
10. Garbh Eilean: Attractive town walk follows River Barle with oak woodland.
OS Short Walks Made Easy:
• 10 easy-going walks suitable for the whole family – no walking experience needed!
• All routes between 1 to 3¼ miles in distance and can be completed all year round
• Know what to expect before you go: Information on locations of cafes/pubs and toilets, terrain, hilliness and accessibility for pushchairs and wheelchairs
• Large-scale simplified mapping for navigation and route-finding, featuring intuitive pictorial symbols
• Numbered points and route photographs which tie maps to route descriptions and walk profiles
• Enhance your adventure with stories behind each walk and nature notes
• Get active outside and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits
Pocket walking guide (in English) from the publisher Ordnance Survey.
Publisher's Description:
This guide features ten family-friendly and easy-paced short walks within the Scottish Highlands. Covering an area from Mallaig, on the west coast, to the Great Glen, and extending to the shore of Loch Sunart, the routes in this guide give a taste of some wild and remote country on safe, carefully selected short walks. Walks cover mountains, lochs, woodland, and coast.
What to expect from the walks in Fort William, Glen Coe and Lochaber Short Walks Made Easy:
1. Camusdarach Beach: Nestled south of the Silver Sands of Morar, this stretch of coastline boasts shallow bays, rocky headlands, and distant island views.
2. Glenfinnan: Set amidst high mountains at Loch Shiel's head, Glenfinnan features the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct and Monument. Enjoy sensational views over Loch Shiel along the flat River Finnan path or the more adventurous Viaduct Trail.
3. Spean Bridge: This walk, 10 miles up the Great Glen from Fort William, offers magnificent mountain panoramas, including Ben Nevis.
4. Caledonian Canal: This leisurely canal walk between Banavie and Corpach offers views of Ben Nevis and the wonderful Neptune's Staircase.
5. Fort William: Linking two ruined fortifications, this walk provides historical insights and views of Ben Nevis, plus riverside woodland and tranquil countryside.
6. Glen Nevis: Starting from Ben Nevis's base, this accessible path offers majestic views of Glen Nevis and Ben Nevis, with options for a forest return route.
7. Kinlochleven: Enjoy a low-level riverside walk with stunning views down Loch Leven, highlighting the area's heritage and natural beauty.
8. Glencoe: Combining loch and woodland trails, this walk provides tranquil circuits with opportunities to spot wildlife and enjoy breathtaking views of Glen Coe.
9. Ariundle, Strontian: Explore ancient woodlands and open heath near Strontian, with lovely views of the Strontian River and historical mining sites.
10. Garbh Eilean: Attractive town walk follows River Barle with oak woodland.
OS Short Walks Made Easy:
• 10 easy-going walks suitable for the whole family – no walking experience needed!
• All routes between 1 to 3¼ miles in distance and can be completed all year round
• Know what to expect before you go: Information on locations of cafes/pubs and toilets, terrain, hilliness and accessibility for pushchairs and wheelchairs
• Large-scale simplified mapping for navigation and route-finding, featuring intuitive pictorial symbols
• Numbered points and route photographs which tie maps to route descriptions and walk profiles
• Enhance your adventure with stories behind each walk and nature notes
• Get active outside and enjoy the physical and mental health benefits
