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The Outdoor Capital of the UK, Fort William, An Gearasdan, is at the heart of Lochaber. It’s the place where the West Highland Way ends and the Great Glen Way begins. It has mountains and skiing when there’s snow and even if there’s no snow, there’s walking, running, climbing, river races, sailing, kayaking, mountain biking to name but a few. Fort William is everyone’s favourite base camp for whatever sport they choose.
We’re looking forward to a varied and insightful day looking at the challenges and
opportunities for our unique tourism industry in Lochaber. We hope to see you there!
The adverts hope to promote Lochaber as the Outdoor Capital and encourage more people to visit the area for outdoor pursuits.
The recent appearance of graffiti on Ben Nevis has been met with shock and disappointment.
Anna Wells’ short film has been entered into the British Mountaineering Council’s “Women in Adventure” competition.
Organisers have revealed a stellar line-up of inspiring presentations, thought-provoking film screenings, adrenaline filled mountain skills workshops and exhibitions.
The match will start on the summit of Aonach Mor at 4pm.
The Outdoor Capital of the UK has given away five adventure breaks to Lochaber over the winter.
