Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Inverness & the Central Highlands
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Inverness
Black Isle
Loch Ness
The Cairngorms
Aviemore
Grantown-On-Spey
West Highlands
Glen Coe
Kinlochleven
Fort William
Ardnamurchan
Knoydart Peninsula
Small Isles
Why Go?
From the high, subarctic plateau of the Cairngorms to the rugged, rocky peaks of Glen Coe
and Ben Nevis, the central mountain ranges of the Scottish Highlands are testimony to the
sculpting power of ice and weather. Here the landscape is at its grandest, with soaring hills
of rock and heather bounded by wooded glens and rushing waterfalls.
Not surprisingly, this part of the country is an adventure playground for outdoor sports
enthusiasts. Aviemore, Glen Coe and Fort William draw hill walkers and climbers in sum-
mer, and skiers, snowboarders and ice climbers in winter. Inverness, the Highland capital,
provides urban rest and relaxation, while nearby Loch Ness and its elusive monster add a
hint of mystery.
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