Walks from Inverness, Highland
🌿 Riverside, canal towpath, wooded hillfort, loch shore, farmland
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Inverness is the capital of the Highlands and the northern terminus of the Great Glen Way — a 73-mile long-distance route following the Caledonian Canal and the Great Glen south-west to Fort William. The city sits at the mouth of the Beauly Firth and is surrounded by hills, forests and the great Highland landscape in every direction.
A lively, well-served city with excellent hotels, restaurants and transport connections to the rest of Scotland, Inverness is the most practical base in the northern Highlands and a natural starting point for the Great Glen Way.
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City centre car parks. Train strongly recommended. Inverness station (Edinburgh, Glasgow and Kyle of Lochalsh lines)
Rocpool Reserve, The Mustard Seed, Johnny Foxes pub
- Craig Phadrig hillfort
- Great Glen Way to Loch Ness
- Caledonian Canal towpath
- Black Isle circular from Fortrose
- Culloden Battlefield
- Beinn a’Ghròin from Beauly
- All Highland towns →
🗺 OS Map Reference
Walking around Inverness is covered by OS OS Explorer 416 / 432. Recommended for all routes in this area.
- Great Glen Way
- Great Glen Canoe Trail





