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The Internet Guide to Scotland

Glencoe - Fort William - Lochaber

BALLACHULISH (about 15 minutes drive from Fort William)
The village is surrounded by magnificent scenery. The Ballachulish Visitor Centre explains the history of the old slate quarry which you can now visit on a 500 metre safe path. The centre is open daily (except Christmas Day) and includes a coffee shop, gift shop, Internet access, fishing tackle, etc. Tel: 01855 811 866

Across the bridge, you can visit the local confectionery factory which has a visitor centre where you can sample 24 flavours of the Scottish delicacy called tablet, plus items such as Great Glen Chocolate Truffles and Coconut Ice. Open daily all year round (except Sundays in the winter). Nearby is The Scottish Speciality Food Shop which has the largest range of Scottish foods in the world.

Just before you reach Ballachulish went travelling south from Fort William, you will pass the Corran ferry which takes passengers and vehicles to Ardgour and is a useful short cut to getting into Morvern and Ardnamurchan. The ferry runs across the Corran Narrows about every half hour from around 7am to 9pm (8pm in winter).
At the other side you reach The Inn at Ardgour which has a good restaurant and bar, plus 12 rooms for B&B.

GLENCOE
Here you will find some of Scotland's best mountain scenery. Whatever the weather and time of year, it always appears spectacular. Glencoe is sometimes known as the Glen of Weeping or the Valley of the Shadow of Death.

Glencoe is an excellent place for rock climbing and hill walking during the summer. Why not follow the trails to the Lost Valley and the Devil's Staircase? Make sure you are well-equipped for being in the mountains and know where you are going. The Glencoe Mountain Resort offers winter snowsports and summer activities and is located 12 miles south of Glencoe Village.

Glencoe
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Visit GlencoeScotland.com for information about the area, accommodation, bike hire, etc.
Additional local info can be found on Glencoe-Scotland.net which includes an interesting section on Gaelic place names.
Glencoe walks
Donnie Montgomery has numerous photos of Glencoe and area for sale on his Highlandscapes web site. 1692.

The Visitor Centre run by the National Trust for Scotland includes a gift shop and video explaining the historical background to the infamous massacre of the MacDonalds by the Campbells and British Army on 13th February 1692.
For opening times of the centre, see the NTS web site. Telephone 01855 811307 or 01855 811729.
To read a detailed history of the Glencoe Massacre, click here for Electric Scotland's info.

For more places in this area, visit the pages on Fort William and Oban

Local Accommodation

Hotels / Inns / Guest Houses
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Guy and Edward Daynes
The Clachaig Inn
Clachaig
Glencoe
Argyll PH49 4HX
Tel: +44 (0)1855 811252
Fax: +44 (0)1855 812030
Clachaig Inn

Traditional, comfortable and inexpensive accommodation.
Situated in the heart of Glencoe, surrounded by mountains on all sides.
Renowned for its warm hospitality, excellent food
and extensive range of high quality cask ales.
Excellent base for outdoor activities such as hillwalking,
climbing, sailing, skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking.

Restaurant, 3 bars and a beer garden.
Food served throughout the day.
Packed lunches available.
Live music every Saturday night.
National Winner of 'Les Routiers' Real Ale Pub of The Year 2004.
Also featured in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide
and Trail Magazine's 'Best Outdoor Pub in the UK'.

23 ensuite bedrooms (single, double, twin, family)
all with TV and tea/coffee.
Traditional hearty Scottish breakfasts.
Member of the Scottish Tourist Board.
Wi-Fi broadband access.

B&B prices from £39 - £44 per person.
Discounts for 3 or more nights.
Child rates available.
Dogs permitted in some bedrooms.
Special offers sometimes available.
Beer festivals in February, May and October.
Credit cards accepted.
Open all year except Christmas.
Self catering also available.
Click here for online brochure

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Allt-nan-Ros
Onich
Fort William PH33 6RY
Tel: +44 (0) 1855 821210
Fax: +44 (0) 1855 821462
Email: info@allt-nan-ros.co.uk
Allt-nan-Ros

Originally built as a Victorian country house on the shores of Loch Linnhe.
Large guest house in a spectacular setting with views
across the loch to the hills of Appin, Ardgour and Morvern.
Situated 11 miles south of Fort William.
Ballachulish Bridge 2 miles. Glencoe 5 miles.
Convenient for touring (by the A82 road).
Ideal location for walking, golf, outdoor activities, etc.

The coffee lounge (overlooking the loch)
serves speciality teas, coffees & homebaking all day.
Home-cooked evening meals available from 7 - 9.30pm.

Choice of 15 well appointed bedrooms.
All with quality furnishings, private bathroom/shower,
central heating, TV, radio, tea/coffee making facilities.
Several loch view rooms, including one with a romantic 4-poster bed.
4 ground floor rooms are suitable for disabled guests.

B&B prices £70 - £100 per room (based on 2 sharing).
Open all year (except December and January)

Click here for online brochure

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The Isles of Glencoe Hotel and Leisure Centre
Ballachulish
near Fort William PH49 4HL

Isles of Glencoe Hotel and Leisure Centre

Family-friendly informal hotel near Glencoe.
11 miles from Fort William.
Scottish Tourist Board 3 Star Hotel.
Free access to leisure centre facilities:
pool, sauna and exercise room.
Watersports, golf and walks nearby.

Lochside restaurant/bistro.
57 ensuite bedrooms.
B&B prices from £57.50 per person.
Click here for online booking

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Ballachulish Hotel
Ballachulish
near Fort William PH49 4JY

Ballachulish Hotel

Traditional Highland hotel on Loch Linnhe near Glencoe.
18th century listed building with a turreted baronial style old wing
and a stylish new wing. 12 miles from Fort William.
Open log fires and excellent cuisine.
Bar & Bistro.
Elegant lounge and cosy Old Library.
Scottish Tourist Board 3 Stars.

54 ensuite bedrooms (single, double, twin, family).
many with views overlooking the loch.

Free access to leisure facilities at nearby hotel:
pool, sauna, and exercise room.

B&B prices from £52.50 per person.
Click here for online brochure

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Tailrace Inn
Riverside Road
Kinlochleven PA40 4QH
Tel: +44 (0)1855 831 777
Fax: +44 (0)1855 831 291
Email: tailrace@btconnect.com
The Tailrace Inn
Situated in the scenic village of Kinlochleven
30 minutes drive from Fort William.
Ideal stopover for hikers on the West Highland Way.
Hill walking, fishing, canoeing nearby.
Bar with good food.
Live entertainment every Friday night.
6 ensuite rooms all with TV, DVD, hairdryer, midge screens on windows:
3 rooms with 1 double and 1 single bed,
2 double rooms,
1 family room with 2 single beds and a set of bunks.

B&B prices from £30 per person.
Single occupancy supplement. Child rates.
Online booking by credit card.
Click here for online brochure

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The Inn at Ardgour
Ardgour
Fort William PH33 7AA
Tel: +44 (0) 1855 841225
Fax: +44 (0) 1855 841214
Email: theinn@ardgour.biz
The Inn at Ardgour

Stunning lochside position looking across Loch Linnhe
towards Fort William and the mountains beyond.
Next to the Corran Ferry 9 miles from Fort William.
Easy access to Ardnamurchan and the Road to the Isles.
Glencoe 7 miles. Castle Tioram 30 miles.
Mull ferry 44 miles. Skye ferry 53 miles.
Walkers & Cyclists Welcome.

Family-run inn with traditional Highland welcome.
Voted 'Inn of The Year 2000, 2004 & 2006'
by customers of Discover Travel and Tours.
Recently modernised. Wi-fi access.
The oldest part of the Inn dates from 1746.
Cosy, intimate restaurant. Guest Lounge.
Bar with extensive choice of malt whiskies and its own library!

Scottish Tourist Board 3 Stars Small Hotel.
12 individually decorated ensuite bedrooms (double, twin, family)
with TV, tea-making facilities, hairdryer, central heating, etc.
All have stunning views of the mountains and Loch Linnhe.
Honeymoon suite with kingsize bed.
B&B prices from £30 per person.
Special offers often available.
Instant online booking.
Click here for online brochure

Self Catering Accommodation

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Carefree Hoildays Glencoe
Clachaig
Glencoe
Argyll PH49 4HX
Tel: +44 (0)1855 811252
Fax: +44 (0)1855 812030

Carefree Self Catering Holidays

Choice of self catering properties in and around Glencoe.
Convenient for local shops, hotels and amenities.
All graded at least Scottish Tourist Board 4 Stars.
Special offers & short breaks sometimes available.
Online availability calendars.

Clachaig Lodges and Chalets (sleeping 4 - 5)
Set in the grounds of the award-winning Clachaig Inn
with magnificent mountain views in all directions.
Choice of 4 properties with 2 or 3 bedrooms.
Each property also has lounge, central heating,
kitchen with cooker, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, etc.
Rental prices from £375 - £810 per week.

Quarry Cottages (sleeping 4)
Purpose built cottages (2007) in Ballachulish village.
2 twin bedrooms. Bathroom with shower over the bath.
Large open plan lounge/dining area with adjacent kitchen.
Facilities include electric cooker, fridge, microwave,
washing/drying machine
Rental prices from £355 - £670 per week.

Riverbank Holiday Cottages (sleeping 4 - 6)
Quiet riverside location, spacious grounds alongside
the river with magnificent mountain views.
5 minutes walk from the centre of Glencoe Village.
Choice of properties with 2 or 3 bedrooms all ensuite.
Each property has lounge, central heating, kitchen with
cooker, microwave, dish washer, washing machine, fridge freezer, etc
Rental prices from £375 - £810 per week.

Hawthorn Cottage (sleeps 6)
Scottish Tourist Board 5 Stars.
3 ensuite bedrooms (1 double, 2 twin).
Large lounge with stone fireplace.
Dining area with mountain views.
Sun lounge and fully equipped kitchen.
Rental prices from £535 - £1040 per week.

Arivonie (sleeps 6 adults)
Converted croft cottage now a modernised, detached family home.
Just outside Glencoe Village on the shores of Loch Leven.
3 bedrooms with mountain views.
Lounge/dining room with real fire. Private garden.
Kitchen with electric oven, microwave, washing machine/dryer.
Rental prices from £415 - £810 per week.

Click here for online brochure

Hostel:
Glencoe Hostel - choice of accommodation in the hostel, bunkhouse, cottage, log cabins, caravans, camping, etc. Tel: 01855 811906.

For more places in this area, visit the pages on Fort William and Oban

More accommodation in Lochaber and the Fort William area



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