Wandelgids Walks Fort William and District | Hallewell Publications

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Including Glencoe and the lower Great Glen, this guide covers the mountainous district of central Lochaber, including Britain’s highest peak – Ben Nevis – and the dramatic scenery around Glen Coe, as well as gentler routes around the southern end of the Caledonian Canal.  Walks range from 1 mile to 15.5 miles (1.5-25km).  Routes include: Loch Oich...

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Including Glencoe and the lower Great Glen, this guide covers the mountainous district of central Lochaber, including Britain’s highest peak – Ben Nevis – and the dramatic scenery around Glen Coe, as well as gentler routes around the southern end of the Caledonian Canal.  Walks range from 1 mile to 15.5 miles (1.5-25km).  Routes include: Loch Oich Circular, Ben Nevis, Glenfinnan and Glen Coe to Glen Etive.  

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