Torbeag House Hotel

An historic 13th-century castle, the site of Inverlochy battles though now ruined, still presents itself as a castle with the structure clearly visible.

A series of eight locks known as a staircase lock on the Caledonian Canal built by Thomas Telford, a tourist attraction in its own right, together with restored buildings and lock keeper's houses

The Caledonian Canal stretches from the east to west coast of Scotland, making use of Scottish lochs along the great rift. This attraction references the Fort William section and lock gates to the sea

An outdoor centre for the Nevis range with mountain Bikiking, skiing, tree-climbing courses and a mountain Gondola ride up Aonach Mòr reaching a hiegh of 650 metres 2133 feet.

Indoor leisure facilities including ten pin bowling, soft play area and ball pit, Cafe, and events space.

Located on the northern slopes of Ben Nevis, this Forestry Commission Scotland land is popular with walkers, mountain bikers and runners with miles of paths to choose from. there are marked trails, a cafe, picnic area and toilets plus parking close to the Ski Centre

A large memorial of 3 three bronze Commandos , located on teh hillside just off the A82 at Spean Bridge with dramatic scenery backdrop

Located at Lochybridge, just a little north of Fort William, this 19th-century whisky distillery with a visitor centre also provides guided tours and contains a shop.

A tourist steam heritage railway that runs for 41 miles from Fort William to Mallaig passing through spectacular scenery, including the Glenfinnan Viaduct which you may recognise as featured in the Harry Potter films.