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Fort William and South West Highland - Tourist Attractions, Amusements,
Theme Parks, Walks, Viewpoints, Zoos, etc
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general Tourist Attractions, including Amusement Parks,
Boat Trips,
Theme Parks, Specialist Shops, factory shops and outlet
villages, Guided Walks, Country Parks,
Viewpoints, Zoos and wildlife parks, etc.
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Ben Nevis Distillery
Lochy Bridge, Fort William, Highlands, PH33 6TJ
Tel: 01397 702476 Fax:
01397 702768
E-mail:
colin@bennevisdistillery.com
Web:
www.bennevisdistillery.com
Discover the secrets of whiskey distilling at
one of the oldest, licensed distilleries in
Scotland, which dates back to 1825.
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LOCHEND LLAMAS
Invershiel,
Glenshiel, Kyle
of Lochalsh,
Fort William,
IV40 8HL
Tel: 07887 828756
E-mail:
highlandllamatreks@hotmail.com
Web:
www.highlandllamatreks.com
Llamas have been used as pack animals for over
5000 years. The Incas built their empire on the
back of Llamas, in fact they are still used in
South America, especially in the mountain areas
where trade would be otherwise impossible!
Llamas are intelligent,
gentle animals, a great walking companion whilst
trekking through Scotland, ideal for carrying a
picnic and bottle of wine. But you don't ride
them! Pick the trek that suits you best, from
sunset to sunrise, half days to full weekend
packages.
For further information on this activity in
Glenshiel, Fort William see our website.
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LOCHEND LLAMAS
Invershiel,
Glenshiel, Kyle
of Lochalsh,
Fort William,
IV40 8HL
Tel: 07887 828756
E-mail:
highlandllamatreks@hotmail.com
Web:
www.highlandllamatreks.com
Llamas have been used as pack animals for over
5000 years. The Incas built their empire on the
back of Llamas, in fact they are still used in
South America, especially in the mountain areas
where trade would be otherwise impossible!
Llamas are intelligent,
gentle animals, a great walking companion whilst
trekking through Scotland, ideal for carrying a
picnic and bottle of wine. But you don't ride
them! Pick the trek that suits you best, from
sunset to sunrise, half days to full weekend
packages.
For further information on this activity in
Glenshiel, Fort William see our website.
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visitscotland.com
Fairways Business Park, Deer Park Avenue,
Livingston, EH54 8AF
Tel: 01506 832100
E-mail:
walking@visitscotland.com
Web:
www.walking.visitscotland.com
An online guide to walking in Scotland, covering
the West Highland region.
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Beinn Eighe National
Nature Reserve
Torridon Estate, Torridon, Achnasheen, Scotland,
IV22 2EZ
Tel: 01445 791221 Fax:
01445 791378
Web:
www.snh.org.uk
Britain’s oldest National Nature Reserve
features red deer, Highland cattle,
oystercatchers and golden eagles.
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Glencoe and Dalness
The National Trust for Scotland, Glencoe Visitor
Centre, Glencoe, PH49 4HX
Tel: 01855 811307/811729 Fax:
01855 812010
E-mail:
glencoe@nts.org.uk
Web:
www.glencoe-nts.org.uk
Wildlife Land Rover Safaris led by rangers for
visitors of all abilities a unique view of the
area and its wildlife.
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