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9 Good-value, Self-catering Holiday Chalets. Located midway between Ben Nevis & Glencoe in the Scottish Western Highlands. Location is as good as it gets.

Family owned & managed. Private & spacious wooded grounds, with panoramic mountain & loch views Inchree Chalets offers self-catering holiday accommodation in a breathtakingly beautiful part of the Scottish Western Highlands. We are located exactly midway between Ben Nevis (the UK's highest mountain) and the spectacular valley of Glen Coe. The chalets are located in their own very spacious & privat

e grounds, on the edge of a pine forest. From the doorstep you can enjoy easy walks around beautiful trails within Inchree & Glen Righ Forests. The Inchree Waterfalls are an impressive natural feature, and are only a 15 minute walk away. The 'falls drop over 50 metres in a series of steps and pools. The chalets are in an elevated position and each has fabulous panoramic mountain & loch views from the windows. Facing south-west down Loch Linnhe towards the Firth of Lorne, on a clear day the views stretch for over 20 miles. We're also fortunate to have a super Pub & Restaurant located just a 2 minute walk from the chalets. Separately managed, the pub offers a locally-sourced dinner menu, good coffee, Highland-brewed Real Ale & a fine selection of Malt Whiskies - verything you should expect from a Highland Pub.

04/09/2024

Morning views from above the chalets, and a temperature inversion over the entrance to the Great Glen. Now burnt off soon to leave a lovely day in store.

03/09/2024

Sunrise over the Nevis massif & Loch Eil today.

03/09/2024

Sunset from the chalets last night.

01/09/2024

A lovely start to September, with the autumn colours & shades beginning to show their hand.

We have an autumn low-occupancy offer available - For up to 2 persons-only, there is up to 33% off the main tariff. Bookable online:

https://www.inchreechalets.scot/bookchalet

Enjoy a short-break during the most beautiful season of all in the West Highlands.

01/09/2024

Enjoy sunsets like this from your window, when you stay. This was last night from the upstairs window of 'Glen Nevis' chalet.

31/08/2024

Darker evenings now and a welcome return to aurora spotting.
This is tonight from the chalets.

25/08/2024

A reminder that you can always view latest reviews of our place here:

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21/08/2024

21/08/2024

An adventure weekend of workshops & films at our local ski area, Glencoe Mountain Resort, 4th - 6th October.

https://www.thecontourcollective.com/contour-connections for more information and tickets. Please share and spread the word. Thanks in advance.

21/08/2024

09/08/2024

Morning shades from the bedroom window of ‘Glencoe’ chalet today.

04/08/2024

Lovely seafood packed lunches available from Lochleven Seafood Cafe, a 15 minute drive from Inchree.

🧺Our picnic boxes are perfect to take away and enjoy with the view of your choice. 🌅
Indoors, outside, in your tent, campervan, caravan, holiday cottage or at home.
A recent visitor shared this fab pic with us of where they took theirs.
📸 photo credit Stuart P Sinclaire

03/08/2024

🆘Registering for 999 Text Service🆘

Are you registered for 999 text service?
If not, get signed up for it today.

In an emergency, what to include in a emergencySMS to callout 999:
◾ Which service do you need? Mountain Rescue, Police, Ambulance, Fire or Coastguard.
◾ What is the emergency? Decribe briefly what the emergency is.
◾ Where? Where is the emergency, provide grid references, nearby landmarks, road names.

An example SMS text message might read:
“Mountain Rescue. Man with lower leg injury. On the summit of Ben Lomond.

For more information on EmergencySMS, click here:
https://www.scottishmountainrescue.org/registering-for-999-text-services/

31/07/2024

Sunrise over Fort William today.

28/07/2024

Sunset last night, from the chalets.

28/07/2024

Lochleven Seafood Cafe, open for snacks too. Situated less than 15 minutes from Inchree, on the shores of beautiful Loch Leven.

27/07/2024

Chalet views from this week.

23/07/2024

A perfect morning.

13/07/2024

A super sunset tonight, with colour in all directions.
Taken from above the chalets.

12/07/2024

This morning’s view from the site.

12/07/2024

Final light & shades over Loch Leven & Glencoe yesterday.

12/07/2024

Lovely evening light yesterday, over Loch Leven towards the Mamore (left) & Glencoe mountains. (right)

11/07/2024

Another example of the varied marine traffic we get here is this superyacht, currently moored off Onich, at the head of Loch Leven.

Called Norn & owned by a Microsoft tech tycoon, with a rather naval look & design to it.

10/07/2024

One of the joys of Inchree's location is being able to view, at close hand, the increasingly varied marine traffic that passes through the Corran Narrows of Loch Linnhe.

This morning's sight was the lovely-looking tall ship, Pelican of London, returning to Fort William after a visit earlier this week.

09/07/2024

Sunset from the chalets tonight.

09/07/2024

A super sunset tonight - taken 30 metres above the chalets.

09/07/2024

To catch the sunrise here, you have to be up by 4.45 am currently - but it's well worth it. First light photos from the chalets, this morning.

07/07/2024

The most westerly point on the British mainland is at the end of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. A beautiful & remote spot, with an 'edge of the world' feeling.

The Ardnamurchan Lighthouse & Visitor Centre is open during the holiday season, from where you can climb to the top of the 175 year-old lighthouse, and visit it's control room. It is only 1 of 4 operational lighthouses in the UK that are open to visitors.

The views of the rocky coastline and out to the 'Small Isles' of Rum & Eigg are spectacular. Sit and watch the regular procession of yachts passing & 'ticking off' this extreme point.

Address

Inchree, Onich
Fort William
PH336SE,SCOTLAND,

Website

https://www.inchreechalets.scot/

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From the chalets this morning, last week’s Chinooks heading home.

Chinooks over the Chalets today.

Chinooks over the chalets today.

Super to see the PS Waverley passing through Corran Narrows this morning, on a pleasure cruise from Fort Wiliam for first time in a decade. The Waverley is the last sea-going / passenger-carrying paddle steamer in the world. Don’t you just love the sound it makes? 😃 Moves at a fair lick too.

A recent evening view of south Lochaber, and it's Great Mountain Massifs - looking from Ardgour showing Glen Coe, the Mamores & Ben Nevis.

Some low flying over the chalets today from an RAF Atlas transporter.

Low flying over the chalets today from an RAF Atlas transporter.

Low flying activity over Inchree Chalets this morning.

A perfect winter's day at Inchree Chalets today.

First light from the chalets this morning.

Another beautiful winter's morning from Inchree Chalets today.

A lovely cloud inversion over the Great Glen this morning. From the chalets.

Another perfect winter's morning from the chalets.

Last night's sunset from the chalets.

Ardgour is the settlement & beautiful area located immediately on the other side of the Corran Narrows of Loch Linnhe. It's within easy walking distance from Inchree, just 5 minutes on foot to the ferry slipway, followed by a crossing of just a few minutes. There's several watering holes and eateries located there for folk to enjoy. Here's a super new promo video outlining them.

Navy Merlin helicopters over the site yesterday.

Some low-flying over the site today from 2 navy ‘Wildcat’ helicopters.

Coastguard chopper over Loch Eil today.

The cruise ship MS Amadea passing through the Corran Narrows yesterday evening, after visiting Fort William. Corran Ferry in background. The narrows are a 10 minute walk from the chalets, with ferry free to walkers & cyclists. There are beach & woodland walks to enjoy on the Ardgour side.

A Chinook helicopter over Lochs Leven & Linnhe tonight.

Cruise ship day yesterday. This is the MS Artania leaving Lochaber, passing through Corran Narrows, Loch Linnhe’s narrowest point, & a 5 minute walk from Inchree. The Artania, which visited in 2019, may well take the accolade of biggest civilian ship to pass through the Narrows, at over 44,000 tonnage.

Cruise ship passing through the Corran Narrows this morning, a 5 minute walk from Inchree. This is the MS Amera on it’s way to Fort William, and is one of the larger cruise ships, at just under 40,000 tonnage, to pass through Loch Linnhe’s narrowest part.

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Family-run self-catering accommodation & onsite Pub, located midway between Ben Nevis & Glencoe in the Western Highlands. Location is as good as it gets.