Situated on the shores of Loch Linnhe, the Scottish town of Fort William has a reputation as the outdoor capital of the United Kingdom. It is known as the gateway to the UK's highest mountain peak of Ben Nevis and its beautiful Glen Nevis Valley. The Ben Nevis trail is easily accessible, and the mountain takes about eight hours to summit. Fort William is an outdoor adventurers' dream destination, perfect not only for hiking and climbing, but also for sailing, skiing, snowboarding, cycling, biking, canyoning, and rafting. Travellers should visit the spectacular Steall Falls, Scotland's second-highest waterfall with an impressive 120-metre single drop. Other exciting attractions include the West Highland Museum, featuring displays on regional history, and the Ben Nevis Distillery, providing some fascinating insight into the whisky production process.
Located in Fort William, Scotland, the Lime Tree An Ealdhain offers quality accommodation in a historic 1850 former Church Manse building overlooking the Loch. Guests are invited to simply relax at the Lime Tree, dine in the award-winning restaurant located on-site or enjoy the spectacular mountain and sea landscape. The hotel offers rooms ranging from […]
