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The Ballachulish Hotel
The Ballachulish Hotel enjoys a wonderful...
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Lochleven Seafood Cafe and Shop
Sitting on the terrace on a warm summers day,...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1855 821 048 -
Onich Hotel and Gardens near Glencoe
Located not far from Glencoe, by the shore of...
Tel: 01855 821214 -
Corran Ferry Hotel
Located just off the A82 by the Corran Ferry,...
Tel: 01855 821235 -
Four Seasons Restaurant & Country Pub
Located almost half-way between Glencoe and...
Tel: 00 44 (0) 01855 821393 -
Holly Tree Hotel & Restaurant
The Hollytree Hotel and Restaurant is located a...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1631 740292 -
The Ice Factor
The ultimate day out in the Scottish Highlands...
Tel: 01855 831100 -
Airds Hotel & Restaurant
The Airds Hotel & Restaurant is a quiet...
Tel: 0044 (0) 1631 730236 -
The Isles of Glencoe Hotel & Leisure Centre
Located by the sea, on the edge of world famous...
Tel: 01855 812946
Visit Kinlochleven on the West Highland Way
Kinlochleven had its future secured when in 1926 The British Aluminium Company began smelting aluminium by harnessing the power of the waters from the surrounding mountains. Once a major employer to villagers and many, many more, Kinlochleven is now a bustling village with walkers stopping over-night on their way to Fort William as they near the end of the West Highland Way.
Some of the mighty buildings which were formerly part of the smelting process are now two successful businesses attracting attention to themselves from all over. The Ice Factor is a huge indoor climbing centre with tuition, climbing sessions, shop and cafe. Altas Brewery next door produces a small but superb range of cask conditioned real ales founded by Neill Cotton. Maintaining this website is thirsty work and we can personally vouch for the amazing Atlas Latidude - a fantastic light and refreshing session ale - just what everyone needs after a day in the hills....
We think you would enjoy a visit to this interesting village - there's lots to see and do. There is a museum about the history of the smelting and the village which has lots of fascinating old photos. Kinlochleven has a small choice of pubs, shops and a good selection of accommodation, including a remarkable former hunting lodge perched high on a hill above the village.
The last section of the West Highland Way climbs from sea-level in the village through the hills towards Glen Nevis and then into Fort William.
Atlas Brewery Ltd |
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| Atlas Brewery produce a delightful range of cask conditioned beers from our brewery in Kinlochleven. The building where we make our very popular beers was once the carbon factory which was part of the British Aluminium Company's smelting... click for more details... |
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Kinlochleven, Tel: 0044 (0) 1667 404 555 |
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The Ice Factor |
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| The ultimate day out in the Scottish Highlands at the UK's premier adventure centre…
indoor ice + rock climbing… winter + summer outdoor hillwalking, mountaineering + climbing… tree top adventure course with tower, abseiling, giant... click for more details... |
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The Ice Factor,
Leven Road, Kinlochleven, PH50 4SF Tel: 01855 831100 |
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The Nook Self Catering Holiday Home
| Cosy self catering holiday accommodation for up to 5 people in a spectacular West Highland village setting of Kinlochleven.
This traditional, tastefully modernised home sits on the edge of the Highland village of Kinlochleven and offers bright,... click for more details... |
Office: Visit Fort William Ltd, Lochaber College Building, An Aird, Fort William, PH33 6AN
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