Ranging from the spectacular Munros of the Mamores and Ben Nevis to the secluded Steal Waterfall and the River Nevis. They also do introductions to climbing and abseiling for those looking to try something new!

Glen Nevis is considered one of the best examples of a glaciated valley in Scotland. Further down stream the Lower Falls is a great place to see a waterfall - particularly when its raining - watch millions of gallons (or litres) of fresh water pour over the rock on its way to the sea.

Jul 31, 2023 · Glen Nevis is perhaps most famous for Ben Nevis, the UK’s highest mountain, but if climbing mountains is not your thing, there are several other interesting and more accessible places to visit on a walking holiday in the Scottish Highlands.

Glen Nevis is a spectacular glaciated U shaped valley bounded by hills- Ben Nevis, Càrn Mor Dearg, Aonach Mòr, Aonach Beag and the Mamore range. The Glen and surrounding hills offer some of the finest hill and low level walking in Scotland.

Glen Nevis is the starting point for the classic walk up Ben Nevis. It's a popular challenge, but don't be tempted to undertake this walk on a whim. It's a long, arduous day of hillwalking for which you'll need to pack food and drink, warm and waterproof clothing, and sturdy hillwalking boots.

The Lower Falls in Glen Nevis is a place we highly recommend - whether it's a wet day, or one of our beautiful clear sunny days. This visitor destination in Fort William is a fascinating place to spend a few hours.

Glen Nevis is one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland, at the foot of Ben Nevis - the highest and most popular mountain in the UK. Glen Nevis is arguably 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.

A great place to begin your exploration of Glen Nevis, whether you are looking for an enjoyable walk in the Glen or want to take on the challenge of climbing the Britain’s highest Ben. The Visitor Centre is open 7 days a week, between 9am to 3pm in winter, 9am to 5pm in spring and autumn and 8.30am - 5.30pm in summer.

Glen Nevis is not just a place to visit but an experience that encapsulates the essence of the Scottish Highlands. Whether you’re exploring its rugged trails, discovering its historical sites, or reliving moments from iconic films, Glen Nevis offers something special for every visitor.

Discover Glen Nevis & Meet our Highland Cattle. Join us for a guided walk in Glen Nevis, an iconic Highland glen that has a fascinating history and stunning views of the surrounding mountains. We'll take you off the beaten track on a route that follows the River Nevis.