Ben Nevis is the highest mountain is the British Isles and is part of the Grampian Mountains. The region is popular with mountain climbers, walkers and mountain bikers. There is a famous down hill section which is very popular with downhill mountain bike enthusiasts and there are many more road marked routes. Many walks are available for all levels, most starting from the nearby and picturesque Glen Nevis. The Gondola system, that is the only one of its kind in the United Kingdom offers an easy way to get to the higher level walks and climbers use it to as a shortcut. Fort William is popular with tourists as it's very near to the base of Ben Nevis and offers many facilities for walkers and climbers alike. Glen Nevis is considered the start of Ben Nevis range and has mountain bike hire available. The Gondola's base station is located on the A82 between Fort William and Spean Bridge and is a popular attraction in itself. The region also offers many nature trails. The region has many hotels, B&B's, cottages and campsites for visitors.
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Glen Coe is a U-shaped area of natural beauty and often considered one of the most picturesque areas in Scotland; this magnificent mountain valley with its green peaks is also steeped in history. The Glen itself is home to many hiking routes for a whole range of skills and abilities. Most maps will require a map and you are advised to stick the paths for your own safety, as the Scottish weather can be unpredictable, and the sake of the landscape which is eroding. A famous walk is the Devil's Staircase and is part of the West Highland Way, which is a long distance footpath. Another well know walk and very popular for its stunning views is the Bauchaille Etive Beag circuit which follows the picturesque valleys over 9 miles. The area is also know for its climbing and climbers from all walks of life come here to climb these spectacular mountains is this stunning landscape. The small village of Glencoe services this region where guided walks can be informative and led by a ranger.
