easy to follow step by step instructions on all walks, take a printed copy with you

Glen Nevis is a fantastic place to escape into a magical paradise,

you can stay at the  Youth Hostel  or the

Glen Nevis Campsite

without a doubt the best caravan & camp site in Britain with Tents,Caravans And Chalets

or at Hotels - B & Bs - Guest Houses in Fort William

this is the start / end of  The West Highland Way

and the beginning of The Road To The Isles

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If we are ever asked where our Favourite Walking area in Scotland is we always say
GLEN NEVIS the historic town Fort William is only minutes away BEN NEVIS (webcam)

the highest mountain in the UK is located here at 4409 ft or 1344 mt high

there is a tourist path right to the top,but today we are concentrating
further down in Glen Nevis

One such walk is a hike through the gorge in the Glen, where the River Nevis cascades and

tumbles down from the surrounding mountains, on its way to the sea

This easy, gentle walk, some wet areas will be icy in winter. Please make

your personal safety a high priority - the mountains can be dangerous

**Directions To Get Here**

From FORT WILLIAM  leave town going north at the first roundabout follow the signs
for Glen Nevis,Serious walkers can park their cars in Braveheart car park

or at the Ionad Nibheis Centre near the entrance to the Glen
whilst those preferring a much shorter walk can begin at

the Lower Falls car park.halfway down

If you only have a couple of hours, then you can park
at the bottom of the Glen, at the entrance to the gorge

On your way into this most beautiful of Highland Glens
you are bound to see some local Highland cattle grazing

**THE WALK**

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This walk is very easy but good footwear is recommended
At the gorge, the Lower Falls are the first real show of power the river can offer

and during wet periods these waterfalls are extremely impressive as they thunder
below your feet under the bridge

Once in the Gorge there is an easy to follow path you will be delighted with wild flowers
gently cascading streams and some superb views both ahead of you and behind

After a short but pleasant walk over rocky ground the gorge opens up to reveal
a hanging valley with Steall Falls pouring into the scene from high above

A further 15 minute walk brings you to the wire-rope bridge where you can see
Steall Falls at close hand, and test your balance and nerve by crossing the river on the

steel rope bridge. Don't forget your camera and film, waterproofs and midge repellant!

For Disabled Or Less Agile Ramblers

Part of this easy walk is over Rocky Ground and may not be accessable to all
However there are many quiet roads and Tracks here that are suitable

check the boards at the Ionad Nibheis Centre at the begining of the Glen
 

This Is A Magical Place That Keeps Drawing Us Back Year After Year
A Little Piece Of Heaven In The Highlands Of Scotland