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Other Activities Walking Lochaber is a walker’s paradise, featuring an unrivalled choice of walks at all levels, coastal, low and high level, gentle to demanding. And The Great Glen Way, just introduced - passes through stunning scenery which has been moulded by thousands of years of troubled history. You follow the Great Glen Way from its start in Fort William through thousands of years of history and legend to Inverness. Loch Ness lurks beside us, guarded by ruined castles and hidden monsters. This is Scotland's latest official footpath and the walking is on the whole easy as you follow disused roads, forest paths and canal towpaths. There is no better way to unwind and discover Scotland's history. Cycling Enjoy superb cycling on single track surfaced roads passing through Scotland's most spectacular mountains. This is road cycling at its best, through national nature reserves and winding past the numerous small lochans and unusual shaped mountains formed during the ice age. Watersports Loch Shiel Cruises Stunning, unique wildlife/historical Cruises from Glenfinnan and Acharacle on remote, beautiful and unspoiled Loch Shiel - accessible only by boat. Regular sightings of red deer, golden eagles and other rare birds. At Lochaber Watersports EXPERIENCE the glorious Highlands of Scotland at our unique Watersports Centre by historic Glencoe. SAIL a modern ocean going yacht on bareboat or skippered charter. SPEED across the waves in our powerful and exciting RIB. COMPLETE RYA Practical & Theory Offshore Sailing and Powerboat Courses at our Approved Centre. HAVE FUN in one of our hire fleet of small dinghies, canoes or rowing boats with full safety cover always on hand. Wildlife An unspoilt area with a low population, Lochaber provides ideal habitats for a huge range of birds and beasts. In fact, unless you travel with your eyes shut, you are sure to encounter some special creature. Best of all, you don't have to tramp for miles to enjoy exciting wildlife views. Red kites, for example, are easily seen from the car. Ospreys are everyday birds in the nearby Cairngorms National Park and elsewhere. Red deer, Scotland's largest wild creature, also abound and can often be seen from the road, especially in the cooler months when they move down from the high tops. Closely associated with this area is the golden eagle. Its home is the high moors, crags and mountain corries in many parts of the area. If you are very lucky you may also encounter the spectacular sea eagle in a few places on the west coast. Local facilities Here are some useful tips:- Cycle and Mountain Bike hire Off beat Bikes, High Street, Fort William – 01397 704008 Ski shops Nevis Range Ski Centre Torlundy Fort William Invernessshire PH33 6SW Leisure centres Lochaber Leisure Centre, Belford Rd, Fort William, Inverness-Shire PH33 6BU 01397 704359 The Nevis Centre, An Aird, Fort William, Inverness-Shire PH33 6AN 01397 700707 Car hire and touring Als Taxi, Fort William 01397 702545 For a superb personal service of airport or train station pickups from anywhere in Scotland, short or long ditance hires, and local sight-seeing trips, contact Al. Bruce's Highland Tours 01397 772 333 Experience a personal tour in the Highlands in a comfortable Range Rover with Bruce Telford taking the strain.	STRONLOSSIT Inn Roy Bridge Inverness-shire PH31 4AG Tel: 01397 712253 Fax: 01397 712641 E-mail: stay@stronlossit.co.uk
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