Ben nevis

The views, the path, the summit and where to rest those aching legs

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Discover Ben Nevis, Scotland’s iconic peak. Find walking routes, FAQs and attractions and accommodation in nearby Fort William.

Stepping out of the car, the butterflies in my stomach were dancing the quickstep. Rolling and pitching, producing a feeling of half excitement, half terror. Nervous laughter went round the four of us as we looked up and saw the sign, Welcome to Ben Nevis. This was it. It was happening. We were attempting to hike to the top of the UK’s biggest mountain, we were climbing Ben Nevis. Nik had just finished chemo, I was at the un-fittest I had ever been. How hard could it be….. If you saw my…

www.anthonybrawley.co.uk Ben Nevis - The Tourist Path as viewed from a Cessna 172. The approach from the West. This is THE highest point in Great Britain/UK. Again you can just about make out some people on the path about to to summit. For the full story on how this was taken, please see here: www.flickr.com/photos/antsplan/3695003761/in/photostream/ From MunroMagic: Ben Nevis, Britain's highest mountain, forms a horse-shoe shape ridge with Carn Mor Dearg, the massive Nevis dwarfing the…

Looking to hike Ben Nevis during your visit to Scotland? This essential guide includes what you need to pack, how you need to prepare, and everything you need to know before making the trek up Great Britain’s highest peak.

Discover Ben Nevis, Scotland’s iconic peak. Find walking routes, FAQs and attractions and accommodation in nearby Fort William.

Looking towards Ben Nevis over Loch Laggan Reservoir Scotland [6833x4893] [OC]

Experience the best Britain's highest mountain has to offer on a unique guided walking adventure. Climb Ben Nevis year round with expert and local tour operators who live and work in the shadow the mountain. Our guided walking is perfect for everyone, from absolute beginners to seasoned trail hunters.

With a peak of 1,345m high, Ben Nevis is the highest mountain British Isles and Scotlands most iconic mountain. The peak is part of the Grampian Mountain Range. The mountain used to be an active volcano, until it erupted and collapsed on itself, millions of years ago. Climbing Ben Nevis is very popular amongst those looking to take on an adventure charity challenge. In fact, it is one of the main aspects of tourism in the area. Over 125,000 people climb Ben Nevis per year!