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Inverness West

Abriachan Eco-Campsite Café – The Great Glen Way loop from AFT Forest Classroom

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United Kingdom
Scotland
Highlands
Inverness West

Abriachan Eco-Campsite Café – The Great Glen Way loop from AFT Forest Classroom

Moderate

5.0

(3)

27

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Abriachan Eco-Campsite Café – The Great Glen Way loop from AFT Forest Classroom

02:04

29.5km

280m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Waypoints

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Start point

Parking

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406 m

Water Fountain

Highlight • Rest Area

Looks like the owners of the Eco Cafe have set up a tap for passer by’s to fill up their water bottles. I didn’t need a top up so I can’t vouch for the purity but could be useful for topping up supplies.

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2

1.55 km

If you are on the Great Glen Way, you should definitely take a break here. Absolutely worth seeing and experiencing. Fits in any category of campsite or cafe I know. I would describe it as an organic farm - hippie - forest camping with a cafe and you feel as if you are visiting very dear grandparents. The two hosts, an older couple, are incredibly hospitable and come with each conversation. Each guest is asked what his name is, where he comes from, where he goes and they tell little stories. There are homemade cakes and freshly prepared soup.
The simple wooden tables and benches stand in a clearing between bushes and trees near a pool. There are chickens everywhere and, as a special attraction, a really big, black pig.

Who hikes along the Great Glen Way definitely should take brake here. Absolutely worth to see and to experience. It does not fit in any category of campsite or cafe I know. I would describe it as Ecofarm-Hippie-Woodcamping with Cafe and it feels like visiting very lovely grandparents. The hosts, an elderly couple, are incredibly hospitable and get into a conversation with everyone. Everybody wants to be asked for the name, where he or she comes from and where they go as well as they like their own stories. The homemade cake on soup.
The simple wooden tables and benches are placed on a clearing between the trees and bushes near a small tarn. Everywhere chickens are running around and getting a big, black pig.

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3

1.58 km

The Bothy Coffee Stop

Highlight • Cafe

Great pit stop after leaving Inverness. Stop for lunch or coffee and cake. Cash only.

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4

1.87 km

Abriachan Eco Cafe & Campsite

Highlight • Rest Area

Amazing hospitality and huge portions. It’s an unusual cafe but the best I have ever been to.

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5

7.25 km

View of the Scottish Highlands

Highlight • Natural

6

8.51 km

The Great Glen Way

Highlight • Trail

The Great Glen Way covers 79 miles of path, track, canal and loch and can be undertaken by bike, on foot or by boat. Whichever way you travel it's an amazing adventure, especially if you wild camp en route. The cycle trail forms part of the 234-mile Caledonia Way, so can be turned into a multi-day bikepacking trip taking in plenty of Scotland's scenic landscapes.

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7

13.9 km

Forest Path

Highlight • Trail

weave your way through the trees with endless options. Easy trails so lang as your handlebars aren't too big!

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8

28.2 km

Loch Laide

Highlight • Viewpoint

This is a steep climb from Loch Ness , but hard work gets to the top and some beautiful views. Keep on the road and you can branch to Beauly or back to Inverness

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29.5 km

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Parking

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

14.5 km

13.9 km

866 m

272 m

Surfaces

14.5 km

8.70 km

6.03 km

272 m

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Highest point (330 m)

Lowest point (190 m)

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Tuesday 25 August

24°C

8°C

19 %

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