Local Area

Inverness-shire's blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and cultural heritage makes it a distinctive and important region in Scotland.

Inverness-shire has a rich history, with numerous castles, ancient monuments, and sites of historical significance. The area is also known for its Gaelic heritage, with many Gaelic speakers and cultural events celebrating this heritage.

The county offers stunning natural scenery, including the Cairngorms National Park, Glen Coe, and Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in the British Isles. Outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching are popular.

Roy Bridge

Roy Bridge is a picturesque and tranquil village known for its scenic beauty. Roy Bridge is a gateway to outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and fishing.

Experience the stunning Parallel Roads of Glen Roy, a geological formation from the last ice age. Visit this picturesque 15th-century church located in Glen Spean.

Fort William

Close to Roy Bridge, Fort William, the Outdoor Capital of the UK, offers a wide array of activities. Climb Ben Nevis, the highest mountain, explore scenic trails and waterfalls, such as Steall Falls, one of the highest in Scotland.

Enjoy a cruise on Loch Linnhe and explore the local shops, cafes, and restaurants offering Highland crafts, souvenirs, and traditional Scottish cuisine

Cairngorms National Park

The largest national park in the UK. the perfect destination for exploring the natural beauty and heritage of the Scottish Highlands.

Spot rare birds like the capercaillie, osprey, and golden eagle in their natural habitats. Tour local distilleries, such as Glenlivet, Dalwhinnie, and Tomintoul, to learn about whisky production and enjoy tastings.