Guided Canoe experiences on Loch Ness
The Great Glen Canoe Trail and Great Glen Way are two long-distance trails that many people tackle every year, with facilities available for walkers, bikers and paddlers along the way. You can walk or bike the Great Glen Way or jump in canoe or kayak and paddle the Great Glen Canoe Trail over 4 or 5 days (or less if you’re up for a challenge).
For other visitors to the Loch Ness area, during the main season, we offer scheduled 1 hour canoe tasters and 2.5 hour canoe experiences on Loch Ness from picturesque Fort Augustus at the southern end.
Fort Augustus is worth a visit in its own right, with Scottish Canal’s Caledonian Canal Visitor Centre worth stopping off at for a look, and you must take a few minutes to take a photo or two of the Caledonian canal locks as they pass through the centre of the village.
Other outdoor activities available near Loch Ness
We can also organise guided hill walks, canoeing, gorge walking, mountain biking, climbing, abseiling and weaseling for groups on a tailor-made basis – all within touching distance of Loch Ness.
Tailor made activities