There are many tales about the legendary Loch Ness Monster. You can learn more about Nessie, the history, tales and actual facts from the first class visitors centre on Loch Ness.
There is also more to Loch Ness than the monster from the Caledonian Canal, the history of Urquhart Castle, the walks and trails through the Great Glen to some of the most beautiful Scottish scenery. As well as lots of Jacobite history to learn about. Below are some useful links to help plan you visit.
Loch Ness Website or www.visitlochness.com - provides all visitors with a wealth of information relating to Nessie from the stories to the research and science into the Loch environment. There is also a "Whats on On" section as well as lots of other bits of interesting information.
Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition - a good stopping off point ot get the history and facts about Nessie.
Caledonian Canal - details about the William Telford Caledonian Canal.
Jacobite Cruises - a great day out for all ages.
Urquhart Castle - The castle was ruined when its own garrison blew it up to prevent it falling into Jacobite hands during the unrest that followed the Restoration of the Monarchy.
Fort Augustus Website -history of Fort Augustus area.
Glen Affric & Strathglass – designated Natural nature reserve.
Great Glen Way - Scotland's newest formal long distance route at 73 miles from Fort William to Inverness. Link gives information on walks and visitor attractions.
Historical Visiting Points when travelling all on the A82 road - Inverness to Fort William - The Well of the Seven
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