Loch Shiel is a freshwater loch located around 12 miles from Fort William, and is the fourth longest loch in Scotland. Glenfinnan is a hamlet in Lochaber that is located at the head of Loch Shiel.

The Green Isle Walk is also well-suited for beginners. It was one of several purported coffin roads crossing the West Highland Peninsulas to meet at a jetty on Loch Shiel; here, boats carrying ...

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Fort William, considered a gateway to the Highlands, is plagued by severe queues and delays, with the A82 in particular ...

The 16km route from Loch Shiel to the dramatic mountain pass of Beinn a’Chaorainn has an extra touch of magic though – it starts at the Gothic church in Glenfinnan before making its way past ...

Loch Shiel is one of the most picturesque lochs in Scotland, spanning over 28 kilometers. With its calm waters and awe-inspiring views of hills and forests around, it makes for an ideal canoeing spot.

Scotland has a ridiculous number of lochs (that’s ‘lakes’, if you don’t speak Scottish), with more than 30,000 dotted around the nation.

Five lochs in the Highlands and Islands have been damaged by pollution from fish farms, according to a study by University College London.

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