Invergarry is a village at the foot of Glengarry, on the main Fort William - Inverness road through the Great Glen. Loch Oich, Loch Garry and the Glengarry Forest are among the natural attractions of the area, and the ruined 17th century Invergarry Castle is on the shire of Loch Oich.
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Other places to stay in Invergarry
Forest Lodge is managed by Robert and Phoebe Hutchinson. Visitors
come to Forest Lodge Bed and Breakfast to see the Highlands of Scotland,
to walk, climb or tour the many scenic areas.
Some guests stay only one night depending on their holiday arrangements; others stay longer to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of the area.
Forest Lodge is also ideally situated as a stop-over whilst walking the Great Glen Way.
Forest Lodge Accommodation
Forest Lodge has pleasant en-suite rooms consisting of double, twin, and family, some of which are on the ground floor. In the house there are two lounges comfortably furnished where guests can have a quiet read or practice the nearly lost art of conversation!
To enhance their visit guests can utilize the large selection of local orientated booklets as well as other books, and games. In the winter there is a log fire to stare into!
Dining
To those guests wishing to relax within the house, carefully produced,
wherever possible, from Scottish fare is served. Two course pre-set evening
meals available. (to be booked 24 hours in advance please)
Packed lunch also available. (to be booked 24 hours in advance please)
Dinner is served at 19.00. Vegetarians and others who require alternative dietary requirements can be catered for with a little prior notification.
Smoking Policy
A complete NO-SMOKING policy in the house is in operation for guests’
added comfort and safety.
Local places of interest and activities
Forest Lodge is equidistant from Skye, Inverness, Glencoe and is therefore
ideal for touring. Below is a little "taste", in no particular
order. Further information, directions & maps are available.
· Fort Augustus & Caledonian Canal & Locks
· Commando Memorial
· Steam Train to Mallaig
· Urqhuart Castle
· Cia-Aig waterfall
· Glenelg & Brochs
· Eilean Donan Castle
· Glencoe visitors centre
· Dalwhinnie Distillery
· Whisky Trail
· Mountain bike hire
· Golf
· Fishing
· Skiing
· Water sports
· Walking
· Sealife centre
· Highland wildlife park
· Fort William
· Swimming Pools
· Scottish Shows
Location
Forest Lodge Guest House is rurally situated in the Great Glen of Scotland.
It sits on the A 82 road 24 miles from Fort William, and 46 miles from
Inverness, at South Laggan. Three miles north from Forest Lodge the A
87 leaves the A 82, at INVERGARRY and proceeds to SKYE and the North.
Touring by car can take guests much further afield and places such as Inverness, Mallaig, Skye and Ullapool are easily achieved in a day. Again there are many leaflets to enable guests to choose and plan their route.
The Great Glen Way which can be walked from Fort William to Inverness (or vice versa) is suitable for most ages to participate in. Forest Lodge, which is within sight of Laggan Locks, is ideally positioned for a first or second night stopover depending on the walkers ability.
Of course what everyone wants to see is the monster! Loch Ness starts at Fort Augustus and that is only 10 miles away.
Forest Lodge has a considerable number of Munroes' within easy reach; this would allow climbers to tick off a few more! Drying facilities are available in the unlikely event that anyone should get wet!!
DIRECTIONS
Forest Lodge is rurally situated in the Great Glen of Scotland. It sits
on the A 82 road 24 miles from Fort William, and 46 miles from Inverness,
at South Laggan. Three miles north from Forest Lodge the A 87 leaves the
A 82, at Invergarry and proceeds to Skye and the North.
Email Forest Lodge enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
