Inverlochy Castle

... much easier than the way up), we drove back into Fort William and paid a running visit to the ruins of Old Inverlochy Castle. Further along the road heading West, we reached Glenfinnan Viaduct and Glenfinnan Monument. Another amazing location. You can ...

... sunny so we had a great view of the various peaks of the mountain range.  After a couple of hours, we stopped at Inverlochy Castle where we were the only ones around.  It dates back to the early 13th century and survived almost intact during the ...

... marks, I needed to stick my head in the water. I also had to get a picture with a garden gnome we found at Inverlochy Castle beneath a tree as well. Funness aparently!! I got adventure points for climbing the castle too. Go me!! So back on Skye we ...

... called Glen Coe which was just beautiful, snow capped mountains the lot.  At Fort William we check out a ruined Castle called Inverlochy castle, it was quite fun climbing the old steps that were used by people so long ago.  We wanted to ...

... these guys used live ammunition in their training....idiots....anyway, I've got a couple of photos above. And then onto Inverlochy Castle where Graeme gave us a brilliant reconstruction of the Braveheart speech - makeup and all! (FYI - Inver in Gaelic ...

... special trip. We just finished supper (we cooked ourselves at the hostel tonight, last night we had a pub meal). Now we are going to Inverlochy Castle which is also nearby and we also saw it from the train. It is too hot and sunny to stay in just now but ...

... stopped at Lochgarry, a loch shaped like the map of Scotland and Fort William to grab something to eat for lunch; we headed to Inverlochy Castle just outside Fort William to enjoy our lunch where we were also treated to a sneek peak at the peak of Ben ...

... until after the second cup of coffee. I started out towards Port Williams.   Along the way I stopped at the ruins of Inverlochy Castle.  It was built in the 1200's and has not been used for just as long. Since I started out at such an ...

... to trek up the side of a hill to get a better viewpoint but it was worth it. My favourite place of the day was Inverlochy Castle. It's a ruined little square castle with four towers in each corner, just how you would build a castle out of Lego when you ...

... treeless mountains then the next this beautiful lush pastures. We were able to look at both Loch Lomond and Loch Ness. We came across Inverlochy castle, which is now in ruins, yet so much to read about the history of the castle. Then on to Fort Augusta, ...