Mountain Guides and Guided Walking in Fort William and Lochaber


Great Glen Way Walk - Fingal Cruising

Great Glen Way Walk - Fingal Cruising    

Walk the Great Glen Way whilst staying aboard our large and comfortable barge as it makes its way through the Caledonian Canal and Loch Ness. Cross from coast to coast following the 76 mile route through spectacular scenery. This 7 day holiday offers excellent value and includes all freshly prepared food, accommodation in twin ensuite cabins and a qualified guide to show you the way. Accommodation onboard the Fingal of Caledonia means no packing and unpacking each day as your holiday barge moves with you. The perfect place to relax after a day's enjoyable walking.

In addition to our popular Great Glen Way week, we offer endless opportunities for walking, mountain biking, canoeing, sailing or windsurfing whilst cruising the Glen.

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Tarmachan Mountaineering

Tarmachan Mountaineering    

Based in Fort William, The Outdoor Capital of the UK. Surrounded by some of the most challenging and spectacular mountains in Britain including Ben Nevis and Glencoe. Gary Hodgson runs Tarmachan Mountaineering specialising in small groups and individual tuition for winter skills courses, navigation courses and guided hillwalking all over the Highlands. Gary is an highly experienced, qualified and passionate mountaineer and has many years experience working with people. We can provide tailor made courses and holidays to suit your requirements and free time through out the year.

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Walking Appin

Walking Appin    

Walking Appin is a small & friendly business run by Les & Issy Silkowski. Both are Summer Mountain Leaders and have walked extensively in all the upland areas of Scotland. Day walks; full weeks or anything in between, are available to suit the individual or small group's requirements. There are lots of mountains within the vicinity, including Ben Nevis which can be climbed by the mountain track or by a more adventurous and quieter alternative route.

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Adventure Nevis - Ben Nevis Mountain Guide

Adventure Nevis - Ben Nevis Mountain Guide    

Adventure Nevis is a Scottish-based guiding service offering classic mountain days on Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain, standing at 1,344 metres. The Mountain Track ascent - 6 to 8 hours - is ideal for public, private and charity groups. For the slightly more experienced walker, Ben Nevis via the CMD arete - 8 to 10 - hours, is a fantastic mountaineering experience. Adventure Nevis operates all year round and is run by Peter Khambatta, who holds both the Summer and Winter Mountain Leader Awards.

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West Coast Mountain Guides

West Coast Mountain Guides    

Based in Fort William in the dramatic Highlands of Scotland, we offer quality mountain instruction and guiding services to all those wishing to improve their mountaincraft skills.

West Coast Mountain Guides is run by professional mountain guide Alan Kimber, who has forty years experience of mountain guiding and instruction in Scotland and abroad. We offer a range of courses and private guiding, covering a wide variety of activities. These range from summer scrambling, ideal for those wishing to find their feet in the mountains, building up to advanced winter climbing courses and alpine experiences.

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GA Highland Walks

GA Highland Walks     

GA Highland Walks provides a top-quality, personalised guiding service to ensure that you get the most from your Scottish walking experience. I cover the entire spectrum from gentler, low-level outings to full mountain days and will tailor a flexible single- or multi-day itinerary to match your abilities, ambitions and interests. Whatever you choose, you will be in the hands of a skilled, friendly guide who loves to share his passion for, and extensive knowledge of, the Highland landscape.

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