This is a pretty village with great history. It is located in Inverness-shire and is a good stop on any tours of Scotland. The Castle of the Comyns is especially interesting. The unusual form of the motte suggests its origins may pre-date the 11th century date when a...
Basking on the shores of Loch Linnhe amid magnificent mountain scenery, Fort William has one of the most enviable settings in the whole of Scotland. Magical Glen Nevis begins near the northern end of the town and wraps itself around the southern flank of Ben Nevis...
A few miles of east of the Glencoe proper is the base station for the Glencoe Mountain Resort where commercial skiing in Scotland first began back in 1956. The Lodge Café Bar has comfy sofas where you can soak up the view through the floor-to-ceiling...
From the high, subarctic plateau of the Cairngorms and the great, humpbacked hills of Monadhliath to the more rugged, rocky peaks of Glen Coe, the Mamores and Ben Nevis, the central mountain ranges of the Scottish Highlands are testimony to the sculpting power of ice...