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Crianlarich HotelAt the midway point on the West Highland Way you deserve a break. We offer you a warm welcome and excellent facilities. Fully licensed, we are open to non-residents for all meals, we have free WiFi, comfortable log fires, an excellent boot-room and a small but tempting bookshop.

All rooms are en suite and fully bookable on line

• please see us at • [email protected]

RELIABLE and SCHEDULED FERRY & WATERBUS SERVICEFriday 31st March to Monday 30th October 2017

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Mrs Muriel Martin • Rose Cottage • InverarnanBy Ardlui Dunbartonshire • G837DX

Tel: 01301 704255 • Email: [email protected]

Rose Cottage, Bed & Breakfast1 Double/Twin room - en suite.1 Twin Room - en suite. 1 Double/Twin - private.• All rooms with TV Tea & Coffee• Free WiFi• All rooms £35.00 per person• Breakfast Included• Single occupancy £50

HIGHLAND STEAMA Scrapbook of Images from the Kyle, Mallaig and Highland lines – Large format paperback, with 160 pages of glorious colour pictures of

steam in a Highland setting

# 978 0905489 90 2 - Price : £9.99

Northern Books from Famedram

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ALTHOUGH the West Highland Way is traditionally a walker's paradise, for some it can be regarded almost as Scotland’s Pilgrim’s Way.

Although a tad shorter, than the Camino de Santiago, the time honoured trek to Santiago de Compostela, which stretches over 780 km, the West Highland Wy is bit more walkable at 155 km.

Don’t forget you may come across others on the way who have chosen other ways to navi-gate it.

Cycling is now permitted the whole length of the Way and it’s a great terrain for mountain bikes

Horse riding is also allowed and the route offers some wonderful treks along the distance.

As part of Scotland's right to roam legislation you can even now take your dog along the way for most of the year, as long as it is under proper control.

You are now able to even do the tricky Conic Hill section during

the lambing season (although not with a dog in the enclosed lambing fields). Land managers will still be able to close sections

of the way for short periods for your safety, if they are carrying out hazardous operations, but this should be clearly signed with a reason, a time limit and, where practicable, an alternative route in place.

Also you must be sure to re-move any of your dog’s business.

In the pages of this paper you will find a wealth of options for overnighting – in style in a hotel or b & b or on one of the excel-lemt camp sites that have grown up over the years.

Wild camping is allowed but should be done in small numbers and only for two or three nights in the one place. Great care should be taken over choice of site – to be avoided: enclosed fields of crops or farm

animals and keep away from buildings, roads or historic struc-tures. If you want to create some warmth along your journey you are allowed to light a fire Wherever possible, use a stove rather than light an open fire. If you do wish to light an open fire, keep it small, under control and supervised – fires that get out of control can cause major damage, for which you might be liable.

Obviously best not to light an open fire during prolonged dry periods or in areas such as forests, woods, farmland, or on peaty ground or near to buildings or in cultural heritage sites where dam-age can be easily caused.

And remember – remove all traces of an open fire before you leave the area you lit it in.

Take access – responsibly

Local authority cuts have taken a heavy toll on the tourist information sector. This former TIC at Tarbet at the head of Loch Lomond is no more.

BEINGLAS CAMPSITEWe're on the way!

Lounge Bar and RestaurantOur popular bar on the WHW serves delicious food all day

Bed and Breakfast chaletsRelax and enjoy the views on the veranda.. All rooms en-suite

Shop and Outdoor StoreWell stocked with groceries, camping & out door equipment

WigwamsWarm cosy camping cabins sleeping up to 4 persons in each

Camping- Outdoor shelter- LaundretteBeinglas Campsite Inverarnan

Loch Lomond Dunbartonshire G83 7DX

Tel 01301 704 281WWW.beinglascampsite.com

E-mail: [email protected]: Tim & June Palmer

• On the West Highland Way• Award Winning Restaurant/Bar• St Mocha Coffee Shop & Ice Cream Parlour

• Village Shop (with everything you’re likely to need on your walk)

• B&B Accommodation• Food served 12-9pm

@oaktreebalmaha@theoaktreeinn @theoaktreeinn

The Oak Tree Inn

ALTHOUGH the West Highland Way is traditionally a walker's paradise, for some it can be regarded almost as Scotland’s Pilgrim’s Way.

Although a tad shorter, than the Camino de Santiago, the time honoured trek to Santiago de Com-postela, which stretches over 780 km, the West Highland Wy is bit more walkable at 155 km.

Don’t forget you may come across others on the way who have chosen other ways to navigate it.

Cycling is now permitted the whole length of the Way and it’s a great terrain for mountain bikes Horse riding is also allowed and the route offers some wonderful treks along the distance.

As part of Scotland's right to roam legislation you can even now take your dog along the way for most of the year, as long as it is under proper control. You are now able to even do the tricky Conic Hill section during the lambing season (although not with a dog in the enclosed lambing

fields). Land managers will still be able to close sections of the way for short periods for your safety, if they are carrying out hazard-ous operations, but this should be clearly signed with a reason, a time limit and, where practicable, an alternative route in place.

Also you must be sure to remove any of your dog’s business. In the pages of this paper you will find a wealth of options for overnighting – in style in a hotel or b & b or on one of the excellemt camp sites that have grown up over the years.

Wild camping is allowed but should be done in small numbers and only for two or three nights in the one place.

Great care should be taken over choice of site – to be avoided: enclosed fields of crops or farm animals and keep away from build-ings, roads or historic structures.

If you want to create some warmth along your journey you are allowed to light a fire : Wherever possible, use a stove

rather than light an open fire. If you do wish to light an open fire, keep it small, under control and super-vised – fires that get out of control can cause major damage, for which you might be liable.

Obviously best not to light an open fire during prolonged dry periods or in areas such as forests, woods, farmland, or on peaty ground or near to buildings or in cultural heritage sites where dam-age can be easily caused. And remember – remove all traces of an open fire before you leave the area you lit it in

Our Visitor Centre incorporates a permanent exhibition,a Video Programme featuring Hector McDram

a snack bar and shop.

OPEN ALL YEARMonday to Friday 9am - 5pm

Easter to September - Saturday 10am - 4pmJuly to August - Monday to Friday 9am - 6pm

Saturday 10am - 4pm. Sunday 12pm - 4pmOctober to Easter - Saturday, Sunday and Evenings by arrangement

BEN NEVIS DISTILLERY (FORT WILLIAM) LTD.,Lochy Bridge • Fort William • PH33 6TJ

Tel: 01397 702476 • Fax: 01397 702768

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Situated in town centre with a variety of accommodation including dormitory rooms and double, twin and family en-suite rooms – close to bus and train stations. Ideal situation for walkers, hikers etc. TV Lounge, Drying Room and use of kitchen for self-prepared meals also available.

e-mail: [email protected] www.bankstreetlodge.co.uk

Bank Street LODGeStaBLeS reStaUrantFOrt WiLLiam(01397) 700070

e-mail: [email protected] • www.bankstreetlodge.co.ukWI-FI ZONE NOW AVAILABLE

Power to the peopleThe mountainous country that marks the end of the West Highland Way has proved immensely productive over the years thanks to the far sighted vision of the founders of the British aluminium industry. Now new uses are opening up for the truly green hydro power produced.

theTAILRACE INNThe Tailrace Inn is a 6 bedroom inn set in Kinlochleven which nestles at the head of Loch Leven, regarded as one of Scotland’s prettiest lochs.

Tailrace Inn, Riverside Road, Kinlochleven PH50 4QH, ScotlandT: 01855 831 777 n E: [email protected]

for more information please visit our website...

www.tailraceinn.com

Stobahn B&B is situated just above Fort William High Street with views overlooking Loch Linnhe. 4 mins walk from bus and train stations.

1 Family en-suite, 2 double en-suite, 2 twin en-suites, 1 standard double and a single available.

Prices from £30-00 to £40.00 per person per night.Fassifern Road • Fort William • PH33 6BD

www.stobahnguesthouse.co.ukTel:01397702790 •E-mail:[email protected]

STOBAHN BED & BREAKFAST

Glen Nevis Caravan andCamping Park

Our award winning park is perfectly situated between the foot of Ben Nevis and the final leg

of the West Highland Way.

www.glen-nevis.co.ukGlen Nevis Holidays Ltd., Glen Nevis, Fort William, PH33 [email protected] 01397702191

We offer clean, modern, well equipped facilities including our very own on-site restaurant serving

delicious burgers and real Scottish ales.


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SINCE EARLY on in its life, the West Highland Way has fostered competition. This year the an-nual WHW Race is being held on June 24, with a start at Milngavie Railway Station t the serious hour of 1 am.

Numbers are strictly limited and the event is regularly booked out well in advance. Entrants must have their own motorised backup, consisting of at least two people, one of whom must be capable of covering the last two sections with you (or find you) if assistance is required or during the hours of darkness.

This year marks the thirty third year of the race, which is regarded as one of the finest of the world’s long established “ultra marathons.”

Entry is limited to 265 run-

ners each year, with the relative-ly small size of the field helping to preserve the friendly nature of the event. The 95 mile race includes 14,760ft of ascent.

Not for the faint hearted, Along the route you need to be checked within specified time limits at certain check points. You must also have adequate rel-evant experience to take part in an event of this nature – obvious-ly not for complete beginners!

World records leaders so far are Paul Giblin (2015 - 14:14:44) and Lucy Colquhoun (2007 - 17:16:20) hold the course records.

Last year a pensioner, grand-mother-of-four Norma Bone, made headlines by becoming the oldest woman to complete the 95-mile (153km) West Highland Way in one go.

Ms Bone, 64, finished the ultramarathon after running through two nights and a day from Glasgow to Fort William.

It is said that more people have conquered Everest than had completed the West Highland Way in one go.

Rob Reid, a 70 year old from Tarbert in Argyll also made the record books last year by becom-ing the oldest man to complete the race – in an incredible 29 hours and 58 mins. Each of the runners in the race had to comply with race rules by having a support crew to help them. The crews met their runners at stages

along the route to give them changes of clothes, food and wa-ter. Runners are also allowed to have a support runner with them for the last 42 miles of the race.

Ms Bone said at the time: “I don’t know why I did it but it’s something that has been very deep inside me for a long-time and I wasn’t prepared to sit back without attempting it.

“I knew my brain could get me there, but I just didn’t know if my body could get to the finish.

“I am so glad I did it. You have to want to do it. I wanted that goblet they give you at the end for completing it.”

It's not a race, but then again

BY THE LOCH SHORE NEAR KINLOCHLEVEN

CAOLASNACONKINLOCHLEVEN PH50 4RJ

(01855) 831279• Caravans to let • Touring caravan and campsite facilities •

• South shore road 3 miles • • On bus route from Kinlochleven •

Riverside Road, Kinlochleven PH50 4QHTel: 01855 831349

WOULD LIKETO WELCOME

YOU TO

KINLOCHLEVENCome and enjoy our range of freshly cooked takaway foods

THE RIVERSIDE CHIPPY

“Stunning food with equally stunning views!”

Dave, Kirkcudbright - October 2016

S E A F O O D R E S T A U R A N TF O R T W I L L I A M

Town Pier, Fort William, PH33 6DB

www.crannog.net

Open 7 days: Lunch from 12noon - 2.30pm Evening Meals from 6pm - 9.30pm

To book call 01397 705589

after your mealFree Coffee

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Lochaber Crescent B&B

Please call...Kim or Andy

T: 01855 831294M: 07916 823829

No. 4 Lochaber Crescent, Kinlochleven

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www.kklbuilding.com+44 (0) 77 66 60 40 62

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HOTEL LODGES MARINA HOLIDAY PARK

www.ardlui.co.ukArdlui, Loch Lomond, Argyll, G83 7EB

T: 01301 704 243 | E: [email protected]

Enjoy a well earned rest along the Way!The Ardlui Hotel is a small country house hotel, sitting on the northern banks of Loch Lomond offering both standard and superior rooms. Our Terrace Restaurant has a superb view overlooking the loch, and is connected to our lounge bar where you can relax and enjoy a local dram from our extensive collection. Our Lomond Bar has a log fire, pool table and Sky Sports, or take the view in from our outside covered decking area or loch-side beer garden.

We also have two small (up to 3 persons) and one larger (up to 5 persons) camping pods on our campsite, which is located across the road adjacent to the hotel.

Packed lunches available / Breakfast and evening meals available to campers / Drying room for hotel and bothy guests / Laundrette / Railway Station / Bus Stop

Ferry from Ardleish to Ardlui – hoist the ball to call ferry. Runs 01 April – 31 October 9am – 2.15pm & 3.30pm – 7pm. Strictly no service after 7pm.

We can also collect & drop off using our free mini-bus service from Inverarnan for hotel and bothy guests

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STRATHFILLAN WIGWAMS & CAMPSITE

open all yearOn WHW 11/2 miles south of Tyndrum

• £15 per person per night.

• Under 15s £10 per night.

• Kirkton Farmhouse available for groups

up to 14.

• Luxury camping in wigwams, yurts and

lodges.

• Pitches also available.

• Self catering facilities.

• Farm Shop on site Breakfast available.

• Superb mountain views.

E-mail: [email protected]:

www.sac.ac.uk/wigwams

Tel: 01838 400251

MILNGAVIE station (shown right) is the classic start point for the West Highland Way. Regular trains call here from the centre of Glasgow and step just outside the station and an underpass beckons you on your Way – via the attractions of Milngavie, which even include a handily placed Marks & Spencer.

However, should you fancy less exertion, or just have a shorter window of opportunity for undertaking the whole route, there are number of options for setting off an a shorter journey – or ending it before you reach Fort William.

Half way up Loch Lomond, Ardlui has a station stop on the West Highland Line.

The Way actually follows the far bank of the loch, but a handy ferry service will spirit you across (this can work both ways, to allow walkers to come across and enjoy the facilities that Ardlui has to offer.

Farther on there are stations at Crianlarich, Tyndrum and Bridge of Orchy, all of which link up with the Way and offer all sorts of lesser options than undertaking the full journey.

Besides the rail option, where the Way runs close to the main Glasgow-Fort William road, there is the option of long-distance buses – some of which go on beyond Fort William to the wilds of Skye.

When you reach Fort William it is worth seeing if you can get a place on the ever-popular Jacobite steam train which covers the top rated line out to the coast at Mallaig.

Even if you find it booked out, there are regular service trains that cover the route and at the very least you should consider a trip across the world famous Glenfinnan viaduct just as far as Glenfinnan station where you will find an excellent rail museum, shop and authentic restored Dining Car – as well as restored sleeping car.

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We have a large fleet of yachts and cruisersoffering you a boating holiday with no tides andsimple navigation.As the cruising range is restricted to non-tidalwaters between Inverness and Fort William,previous boating experience is not essential. The Canal has a variety of shipping, with seagoingvessels taking the Canal route across Scotland.We have a choice of both Cruisers and Yachts.

Call for furtherinformation. West Highland Sailing, Laggan Locks,Spean Bridge, Fort William

01809 501234www.westhighlandsailing.com

Charter a Luxury Cruiser or Yacht on the Caledonian CanalBoating holidays in Scotland offer a fabulousway to see Scotland’s magnificent sceneryfrom the water. West Highland Sailing canoffer you a holiday you will never forget onthe beautiful Caledonian Canal.

New walkers start here…

• Whisky Galore - A fantastic range of malts, blends, wines, beers & spirits • Restaurant & Snack Stop Café - Great home-made soups, meals & baking• Goodies & Gifts - Sweets, food, drinks, presents, kitchenware and treats• Outdoor Store - Everything and more for walkers and climbers • Filling Station - Fuel, groceries, pharmacy, household, camping, off-sales & much more

The Green Welly Stop, Tyndrum, Perthshire, FK20 8RY. t:01838 400271 www.thegreenwellystop.co.uk

FillinG STaTion: April – Oct Nov – MarchFuel, groceries, newspaperspharmacy, household goods, 7am – 10pm 8am – 9pmcamping, drinks, off sales,cash machine

GooD FooDRestaurant 8.30am - 5.30pm 8.30am - 5pmSnack Stop Café 7am – 9pm 4pm – 9pm

April only October onlyFinE SHoPPinG 8.30am – 5.30pm 8.30am - 5.30pm

Easter - Sept Nov - March8.30am – 7pm 8.30am - 5pm

visit our online shopsfor fantastic

whisky and gifts

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Don’t miss us - we’re on the main route North to Fort William, Oban, Skye & the west coast of Scotland

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on the summit of the BenNorthern Books from Famedram

PO Box 3 Ellon AB41 9EA

Check out our NEW Bunkhouse near Glencoe

> Rooms sleep 2, 4 or 6 people

> From only £20 per person, per night

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Make EasyWays your choice for accommodation and baggage handling services on the West Highland Way and all the main walking routes across Scotland.At EasyWays our goal is to make arranging a walking holiday just that - easy! With over 20 years’ experience in the business simply tell us what you’d like to do and we’ll be your “one stop shop” for all for your bookings including accommodation, bag carrying services and any taxi transfers leaving you free to enjoy your walk in the confidence that all preparations have been made on your behalf in advance.

Easyways - your local route to the great outdoors.Easyways, Haypark, Polmont.

01324 714132www.easyways.com • [email protected]

THERE’S sometimes something to be said for the old ways of do-ing things. Long before the concept of the Long Distance Walk-way was born there were such things as Rights of Way and public footpaths.This long established marker by the Glencoe roadside indicates a well worn path over the hills to Kinlochleven by The Devil’s Stair-case – it was a route still taken by the new-fangled West Highland Way, when it was born.

Scotland’s public access legislation opened up virtually all the hills of the country to the walker – with the proviso that the access taken should be “responsible.”

So look out for the old Right of Way signs and, remember, you can build in your own diversions and deviations – always remem-bering that for the people who work the land, the countryside is their factory floor – so respect it, man!

Follow the signs…

BRIDGE OF ORCHY HOTELexperience highland hospitality in a beautiful setting

Email [email protected]

T: 01838 400208For more information check out our website:

www.bridgeoforchy.co.uk

Brodies

PINETREES LEISURE PARKTyndrum, Perthshire FK20 8RYHIKERS HUTS - CARAVANS - LOG CABIN FOR UP TO 6 PEOPLE - CAMPING - MODERN TOILET BLOCK - LAUNDRY - PLAY PARK

ALL FULLY SERVICED PITCHES TELEPHONE 01838 400 [email protected]


Start planning your walking holiday now!• Self-guided long distance walking holidays on the

West Highland Way & the Rob Roy Way in Scotland• Quality accommodation in Hotels, Guest Houses & B&Bs• Door to Door luggage transfers• Full information pack with personal itinerary & guide book

with map

Fill in the on-line booking form at www.walkersways.co.uk

e-mail us at [email protected] T: 01259 572 455 or 07971 815248

THE ROD AND REELLounge Bar & Restaurant

Main Street, Crianlarich FK20 8QNTelephone and Fax (01838) 300271

Long regarded by climbers and walkers as a popular rendezvous, the Rod & Reel is a family-run bar and restaurant.

You can find good food and a relaxing drink in our friendly and comfortable atmosphere.

We are open all year, and invite walking/fishing clubs to ring Lesley or Liz to book for that special

occasion.

A FREQUENT sight in today’s countryside is a church or chapel that has found a new use.

The one above, appropriately enough in Church Road, Strath-fillan (by Tyndrum) has turned itself into The Artisan Café and Craft Studio. The founders (a group of local mums) explain: “The name came from our crafting days when we made lots of crafts to sell locally. Now in the café workshop we are continuing to make and also run a variety of courses throughout the year from candle making, wet and needle felting, silk painting, and children’s crafts."

All locally crafted…

INVERARDRAN HOUSECRIANLARICH FK20 8QS

Open All Yearfrom £30 pppn, en suite availablecontinental and fully cooked

scottish breakfasts provided • packed lunches drying facilities • pick up and drop off

Euros welcomeEvening meal available

Please contact Janice & John ChristieT:(01838) 300240 • M: 07979 690004

[email protected] • www.inverardran.co.uk

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Glenmoriston Arms Hotel

Traditional family-run Highland Hotel situated on the Great Glen Way. Close to Loch Ness and the ideal location to base yourself while touring the area. Popular for walking, shooting, fishing and cycling. Ten bedroom en suite accommodation, quality restaurant, bar with a great selection of over 100 malt whiskies, lounge with wood burning stove, therapeutic and remedial massage treatments by appointment.

Free WiFi and parking. A warm welcome awaits you.

Email: [email protected] Website: www.glenmoristonarms.co.uk

Tel:

01320 351206Invermoriston IV63 7YA

Northern Books from Famedram £4.95www.northernbooks.co.uk


The Eagle Barge Inn, Restaurant and Pub

The Eagle is moored at Laggan Locks on the Great Glen Way. We are open for lunch and evening meals, teas coffees and real ales etc .. Bookings strongly advised for evening meals, seafood specialist. Check out www.eaglebargeinn.weebly.com We look forward to seeing you.

Lady Andorina, our 'Wee Floating Bunkhouse'

Lady Andorina is a 70ft Ketch built for a Spanish Count in the 1951. She is now our floating bunkhouse and the cabins have twin bunks in. The inside is either polished mahogany, oak or cherry, depending which cabin you're in. She is moored next to the 'Eagle' above, so you don't even have to leave the GGW to eat and bed down!! Check www.andorina.co.uk

Bookings & enquiries for both 07789858567 www.eaglebargeinn.weebly.com

Open all yearAll bedrooms en-suite, free Wi-fi

Parking available19 Castle Street, Huntly AB54 8BP

Telephone: 01466 792798E-mail: [email protected]

www.glenburnguesthouse.co.uk

GLENBURN GUESTHOUSEFAMILY RUN BED & BREAKFAST

MAPSWEST HIGHLAND WAY~THE MALLAIG LINE~

~THE KYLE LINE~

£2.00 each, sent post free or from local outlets

Famedram, PO Box 3, Ellon AB41 9EA

[email protected]

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