Fort William, Highlands

We'll acknowledge, there's a lot more to Fort William than bagging Ben Nevis - although climbing the tallest mountain in the UK is, needless to say, quite a task. Think pubs that stock the best Scotch whisky, daredevil hill biking that appeals to World Cup aficionados every year, loch-side wanders as well as trips aboard the steam train that took Harry to Hogwarts. It is very a town.

Conquer the hill

Anywhere you go in Fort 'Bill', you will be in shadow of this gigantic Ben Nevis, which steps a lofty 1, 345 m. The hill track is easily accessed from visitor centre in nearby Glen Nevis, because of the ascent using 8 hours typically. From the top, you will end up compensated with panoramic vistas of this surrounding mountains and Lochaber. But bear in mind, about climbing some of Scotland's Munros, security comes initially - seek advice and check the forecast before you go!

And begin checking out

You might not a bit surpised to hear that Fort William could be the 'Outdoor Capital of the UK'. Can you choose mild fishing and quiet country walks, or skiing down spectacular mountains and navigating white-water rapids? Anything is possible, keep in mind to prepare ahead of time and get ready for all types of climate.

Around town

After daily's escapades, you can easily put your legs up in a cosy conventional pub and revel in a distinctly flavoured Highland single malt or think about a conventional ale straight from regional brewery? You could have pleasure in the neighborhood delicacies at shops, cafés and restaurants along the High Street.