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Great Glen Way. Jacquetta Megarry

• Author: Jacquetta Megarry
• Date: 11 Aug 2014
• Publisher: Rucksack Readers
• Language: English
• Format: Spiral bound::72 pages
• ISBN10: 1898481636
• ISBN13: 9781898481638
• Publication City/Country: Dunblane, United Kingdom
• File size: 41 Mb
• Dimension: 145x 220x 9mm::232g

Award-winning specialists in walking holidays on the magnificent Great Glen Way. Packages include accommodation, baggage transfers, guidebook and maps. Comprehensive online guide to walking the Great Glen Way, a long distance path that runs coast-to-coast from Fort William to Inverness. Detailed description of Jenny Tough and Kelvin Trautman attempt to run the Great Glen Way high route from Fort William up to Inverness, detouring to ascend two Munro's along the Since the Great Glen Way was opened in 2002 many walkers have stopped at Fiddler's for refreshment and sustenance and also as a base to discuss their trek Great Glen Way - Distance: 108.15 km - Elevation: 1460 m - Location: Fort William, Scotland, United Kingdom. Description: The Great Glen Way runs for 117km (73 miles) from Fort William to Inverness via Fort Augustus along the Caledonian Canal and the north side of The Great Glen Way is a 73 mile (118 kilometre) hike between Fort William and Inverness, in the Scottish Highlands. It follows a major geological fault that runs The Great Glen Way, which was opened in 2002, is one of Scotland s official Great Trails. It stretches for 127km (79 miles) from coast to coast across the Scottish Highlands, from Fort William in the west to Inverness in the east. Look out for the symbol: this itinerary covers The Great Glen Way tour starts and ends in Scotland. The Great Glen Way is a walking tour that takes 8 days taking you through Scotland, Britain and other Experts in providing guided walking holiday, The Great Glen Way trekking package includes accommodation, qualified and friendly guides and The Great Glen Way is one of the most popular cycling trails in Britain. Kevin Rush sets off through the Highlands to find out why. The Great Glen Way is a long distance walk between Fort William at the north of the West Highland Way and Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands. I'm here to run the 71-mile Great Glen Ultra, along the Great Glen Way National Trail from Fort William to Inverness. When I signed up, I knew I The Great Glen Way is a 75-mile (120 km) walk that follows Scotland's famous Great Glen valley from Fort William to Inverness, passing the 77 mile (123km) Great Glen Way National Trail map booklet showing route on OS 1:25000 maps, along the Caledonian Canal from Fort William to Inverness. The Great Glen Way is one of Scotlands' great and most popular walks that will take you through forest tracks and round lochs from Fort William After passing through Fort William, you're off to trek the Great Glen Way! The Great Glen Way stretches for 79 miles, from coast to coast, across the Scottish After doing the West Highland Way which was our first long distance walk last year, my friend Yvonne and I decided the natural thing would be to continue north The Way begins at the ruins of the Old Fort, Fort William and runs the entire length of Scotland's longest glen, following the Caledonian Canal, forest tracks and Great Glen Way. Officially opened on 30 April 2002 the Earl of Inverness, H.R.H. Prince Andrew, the Great Glen Way covers a distance of 79 miles between Inverness. Inverness Castle and the end of the Great Glen Way. Officially opened on 30th April 2002 H.R.H. Prince Andrew, Earl of Inverness, the The Great Glen is a natural feature - a geological fault line between Fort William and Inverness. The area encompasses some of the best known landmarks in Two alternative route sections complement the original main route: Great Glen Way High Route links Fort Augustus at a higher level above Loch Ness to rejoin

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