Nevis Connections Ceanglaichean Nibheis

Join us on Tuesday 19 February for a day of themed walks, displays and talks presented by The Nevis Partnership to celebrate the evocative ‘Nevis’ name.

Guided Walks

Crofters Woodland walk

A gentle walk that begins with a crossing on the Camusnagaul passenger ferry to the woodland on the west of Loch Linnhe. Just a short hill climb reveals stunning views of Ben Nevis and the surrounding area.

Time: 10am -12.30pm, suitable for all, £3 for ferry.

 

Meet on the town pier (by Crannog restaurant). Bring walking boots, waterproofs, refreshments and warm clothing.

To book call the West Lochaber Countryside Ranger on 01967 402232 or email Eilidh-Ann.Madden@highland.gov.uk

 

 

 

Explore Loch Nevis and Loch Morar

See Europe's deepest loch on this guided walk. The walk hugs the old path along Loch Morar to the remains of the schoolhouse at Brinacory and onto the hill. After lunch there is a climb to a viewpoint at 1,000 ft. Bring a camera to capture the breathtaking views.

Time: 10.30 am – 3pm, suitable for all, FREE.

Meet at Bracorina on the B8008 (off the A830 to Morar).

Bring a packed lunch, waterproofs, walking boots and warm clothing. To book contact the Arisaig Countryside Ranger on 01687 462983 or email a.macintyre@tiscali.co.uk

 

Winter ascent of Ben Nevis

Guided walk to the summit of Ben Nevis with mountain guide, Mick Tighe. Don’t miss this opportunity to climb the Ben in winter with the support of a fully qualified and highly experienced leader.

Time: T.B.A, suitable for experienced walkers with reasonable fitness, £10

Meet at Glen Nevis Visitor Centre, booking essential.

To book contact Glen Nevis Visitor Centre on 01397 705922. Please note: full winter-walking equipment may be required.

 

 

Nevis Connections Evening - A Celebration in Words, Music and Images

Join us for an evening celebrating the spirit of the Nevis area in music, poetry, prose, photography and film.  Featuring the premiere of a stunning short film about Ben and Glen Nevis and prize-giving for the Festival’s English and Gaelic writing competitions. Plus well-known author, mountaineer and Nevis Partnership Chairman, Cameron McNeish will lead a lively debate on ‘Capturing and Conserving the Essence of the Ben and Glen’, together with Richard Else, top wilderness film-maker.

 

Tickets for the evening event are available from the Nevis Partnership at just £6 / £2 (under 16's) in advance or on the door. For further information about any of the events above or our sponsorship of the Fort William Mountain Festival, please do contact us on admin@nevispartnership.co.uk  or 01397 701088.

 

 

The Nevis Partnership in Action exhibition

The Nevis Centre, 10 am - 10 pm / Free

Fascinating exhibition highlighting the work of the Nevis Partnership, which has managed the Nevis area since 2003. Photography, art work, writing, mountain memorabilia, information displays by the John Muir Trust, Glen Nevis Rangers and more.  

To find out more about the work of the Nevis Partnership visit www.nevispartnership.co.uk