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Loch Eil

Our Loch Eil centre looks towards Ben Nevis (the highest mountain in the UK), is located close to Fort William and on the shores of Loch Eil.  This gives incredible access to the high craggy mountains, inland lochs and the stunning West Coast of Scotland, a perfect place for your big adventures to begin.

Highlights
> Close to four peaks over 1,000m - Ben Nevis, Aonach Mor, Anoach Beag and Carn Mor Dearg, as well as
   the Nevis Range and Glencoe, all first class mountaineering venues
> Situated in the Lochaber area, a designated geopark renowned for its geological and geomorphical
   features
> Fantastic wildlife on the doorstep including: otters, red deer, eagles, buzzards, seals, porpoises, even the
   occasional whale and basking shark too!
> Close to the most dramatic coastline in Great Britain, famous for its stunning scenery, wildlife and sandy
   beaches

 

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The Outward Bound Trust, Loch Eil Centre,
Achdalieu, nr. Fort William, Inverness-shire PH33 7NN
Tel: 01397 772866  Fax: 01397 773905


Whether you are coming from inside the UK or from further afield, our aim is to make it as easy as possible for you to get to your chosen Outward Bound centre. There are a number of travel options:

In the car
If you are bringing someone else to start their course, this gives you the chance to enjoy a few hours at the centre, see our facilities and meet some of our instructors. Given all our centres are in particularly beautiful places, you can make the journey a day out together. You may even decide to make a short break out of your journey and we can advise on a selection of hotels and B&Bs close to the centres.

Coach transfer service
We offer a coach transfer service from Glasgow International Airport and Buchanan bus station. Please call 01931 740000 or pdf_buttonclick here for more details

Rail pick-ups
For those wishing to travel by rail we offer a pick up service from Loch Eil station. Please call the Loch Eil centre to advise them of your arrival time.

Combination travel
It may well suit your plans to combine travel arrangements. For example, you may wish to bring those participating to the centre and then let us drop them back off at the nearest rail station for their return journey. They are likely to be travelling with lots of new-found friends!

International travel
For the increasing number of participants coming from outside the UK, we can advise on the most convenient airports and transport to the escorted travel pick-up point (during the holiday season). For those wishing to attend a course and travelling from France or Spain, we do have agents in these countries who could arrange the whole booking process for you, please contact us for further information.

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