A mountain adventure in the West Highlands

Friday, 3 February 2012

If you love pursuits that take you up to a higher altitude, the Nevis Range Mountain Experience at Fort William, West Highlands can offer you high ropes to climb on, mountain bike trails, gondola rides and snowsports. The Fort William Mountain Festival also takes place from February 15th - 19th, offering even more to do and see during your visit. The village of Tulloch is the perfect base for a Scottish Highland holiday with excellent hill walking, transport links and nearby restaurants serving incredible local food. Other nearby attractions include the Fort William to Mallaig railway, the Cairngorms National Park, Roy Glen nature reserve, Glencoe, Loch Ness and the Great Glen. Visit www.naturalretreats.co.uk for great deals and discounts on holiday cottages.

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