Glen Nevis – River Lochy at Inverlochy loop from River Lochy

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Scotland

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Fort William, Inverlochy And Torlundy

Glen Nevis – River Lochy at Inverlochy loop from River Lochy

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Glen Nevis – River Lochy at Inverlochy loop from River Lochy

02:33

31.3km

570m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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2.46 km

Ben Nevis Distillery and Visitor Centre

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Named after the highest mountain in Scotland, just around the corner, is the Ben Nevis Distillery, which invites to round trips and whiskey tastings. For hikers, there are also small bottles to take away;)

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6.73 km

Glen Nevis

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This is where the ascent to Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis (1344 m), begins. From there you have a good overview. On the left you can see the foot of …

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6.83 km

River Nevis

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Stunning valley with the river flowing through it and views to the uks tallest mountain Ben Nevis

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7.25 km

View of Ben Nevis

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Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in Scotland, the United Kingdom and the British Isles. The summit is 1,345 metres (4,413 ft). The summit, which is the collapsed dome of …

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18.9 km

View of Ben Nevis

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View of the west face of the Ben

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27.1 km

River Lochy at Inverlochy

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A wee part of Fort William that backs onto the river (“Burn” in Scotland) between Loch Linnie & The Caledonian Canal. Interlocks also has a Bike shop if you need …

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27.5 km

Railway Footbridge

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Warning! Steep and uneasy under foot.

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28.2 km

Inverlochy Castle Ruins

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Inverlochy Castle was founded in the 13th century on the site of an earlier fort. The castle, which played a part in Scottish and English history during the civil wars …

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