Glenmoriston is without doubt one of the most beautiful Glens around the loch, with the River Moriston cutting through this majestic countryside.
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For the Fisherman the River Moriston has one of the best runs of salmon in Scotland. Day permits are required which also provide access to a multitude of hill lochs which can be found in the Glenmoriston Estate, where the wild brown trout fishing is superb. There are nearby Salmon and Trout farms and Fishing Boat Trips leaving from Fort Augustus.
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Hop onboard the Hogwarts Express, The Jacobite was featured in Harry Potter and this trip releases the imagination. The 84 mile round trip from Fort William is described as one of the great Railway Journeys in the world. Experience the extremes of nature, with sights such as Ben Nevis and the deepest freshwater and seawater lochs in Britain, Loch Morar and Loch Nevis.
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The location of The Pole Cottages is ideal for Mountain Biking, behind Aultsigh there is a cycle route running from Inverness to Fort William. For the more extreme cyclists there is the Red Rock trails at Learnie, located 25 minutes North of Inverness with 16km of trails for all skill levels, combined with some of the best views from any mountain bike trails, anywhere! With a whole range of graded trails and a bike park and dirt jump area. It gives a sufficient challenge for those wanting more than just forest road-type mountain biking.
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Have a look at what the National Trust of Scotland has to offer; the newly refurbished Culloden Battlefield visitor centre has received rave reviews and is found on the other side of Inverness. Another interesting historic site is Brodie Castle to the North East this 16th-century tower house is packed full of art and antiques and well worth a visit.
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Urquhart Castle is situated between The Pole Cottages and Inverness; it is believed to have been built in the early 1200. Once one of Scotland’s largest castles, Urquhart’s remains include a tower house that commands splendid views of the famous loch and Great Glen. This picturesque monument attracts tourists from all over; its excellent facilities make for an enjoyable, educational day out.
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Experience the astounding beauty of the Scottish Highlands on foot. Click the link below for a full list of nearby walking paths and their relative difficulties. In particular; The Primrose Bay walk gives great views of Meall Fuar-mnonaidh.
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Set amidst magnificient scenery just outside of the twin villages of Lewiston and Drumnadrochit is the Highland Riding Centre which as well as being the home of Riding for the Disabled also gives visitors the opportunity to use the excellent facilities available and take part in one of our rides.
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The Maddison Family
Lovely cottage in a beautiful and convenient location. The whole family had a great week, from fishing and walking, to visiting castles and dolphin watching - with a comfortable cottage to come back to every evening.
We hope to be back soon!
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