Paddling 60 miles in a canoe or sea kayak, portaging the lock gates and breathe the beautiful Scottish scenary.
Good planning makes all the difference and saves you time and effort
Life in the great outdoors is fantastic. Having great weather is just a bonus.
Prepare for the worst but remember your sun cream and shades
No matter where on the trail you are, you will find everyone from the canal lock keepers to the locals will be able to offer you advice.
Highland hospitality, second to none
Throughout your adventure you will never be far from wildlife. The secret is knowing what to look for and where.
Flora and fauna all around you
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It is an epic 60 mile (95km) journey crossing Scotland in 5 days and conquering the formidable open waters of Loch Lochy and Loch Ness, a challenge in itself.
It is normally easier to paddle the Trail from Fort William in the west to Inverness in the east with the prevailing wind behind you.
