Ben Nevis
Ben Nevis รีวิว, Fort William
Ben Nevis
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Glen Nevis Restaurant & Bar
601
2.2 กม.฿฿ - ฿฿฿ • บาร์ • สหราชอาณาจักร • ผับ
Ben Nevis Inn
2,335
2.6 กม.฿฿ - ฿฿฿ • บาร์ • ยุโรป • สหราชอาณาจักร
Browns Restaurant at Nevis Bank Inn
899
4.5 กม.฿฿ - ฿฿฿ • ยุโรป • สหราชอาณาจักร • สก็อต
Ben Nevis Highland Centre
84
4.4 กม.฿฿ - ฿฿฿ • ร้านกาแฟ • สหราชอาณาจักร • สก็อต
Costa Drive Thru
39
4.4 กม.฿ • อาหารจานด่วน • ร้านกาแฟ • สหราชอาณาจักร
McDonald's
12
4.8 กม.฿ • อเมริกัน • อาหารจานด่วน • สหราชอาณาจักร
Premier Inn Fort William Restaurant
91
4.7 กม.฿฿ - ฿฿฿ • อาหารจานด่วน • บาร์ • สหราชอาณาจักร
Highland Centre Restaurant
27
4.6 กม.฿ • ร้านกาแฟ
Ben Nevis Takeaway
21
4.8 กม.฿ • อาหารจานด่วน • พิซซ่า • อาหารจานด่วน
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9 ภายใน 5 กม.
Steall Waterfall
1,462
4.5 กม.น้ำตก
Road to the Isles
69
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Old Inverlochy Castle
696
4.7 กม.ปราสาท
Ben Nevis Distillery
668
4.7 กม.โรงกลั่นสุรา
Creag Meagaidh National Nature Reserve
36
4.7 กม.สถานที่ชมธรรมชาติ/ชีวิตสัตว์ป่า
Glen Nevis Lower Falls
3
3.2 กม.น้ำตก
Nevis Railway Bridge
1
4.6 กม.สะพาน
Aluminium Worker Statue
1
4.7 กม.อนุสาวรีย์/รูปปั้น
Victoria Road Bridge
1
4.8 กม.สะพาน
มีส่วนร่วม
4.5
2,520 รีวิว
ดีเยี่ยม
1,956
ดีมาก
462
ธรรมดา
79
แย่
18
แย่มาก
6
Miss Ellie
Morecambe, UK35 ผลงาน
Great stay but needs some slight improvements
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021 • คู่รัก
I had booked a 2 night stay at this hotel for me and the hubby following a recommendation from a friend who is a coach driver and had stayed here many times previously, however after reading some of the reviews I nearly cancelled our stay.
I was very apprehensive when we arrived but was really pleasantly surprised, check in was easy and the receptionist was pleasant and helpful, we booked our evening meal for that night and breakfast for the following day at check in but were told that we would need to come back again the following day to book our evening meal for the 2nd night and then breakfast as they only worked one day at a time and we were fine with this. (at the time)
Our room was lovely, situated at the rear of the property it was quiet, immaculately clean, spacious and had everything that we needed for our stay. We had a drink in the bar before our evening meal, the bar man was lovely, very friendly and chatty and we felt very relaxed in our surroundings which were so much nicer than I had seen described on other reviews. Our meal was lovely, service was good but the dining room needs a revamp as it felt more like an unused function room than a hotel dining room.
We slept well, the bed was perfect, very comfy, there was the occasional banging of doors in the corridor until the early hours of the morning but nothing major.
Breakfast was a buffet style, well set up, plenty of choice and everything looked and tasted really nice, no complaints at all.
The only problem we encountered was when I went to reception the following morning to book our evening meal for the 2nd night, I requested 8pm as we had booked to take a steam train journey in the afternoon and wouldn’t be arriving back at the station until 7pm, I was told that there was no availability at 8pm as they were expecting a big group in and all they could offer was 7pm which was too early for us so we ended up going into the town and had a lovely meal there however when we returned to the hotel at 8.15 we walked past the window of the dining room to see only a handful of people in there eating which thoroughly annoyed us as we clearly could have had our meal there, to me it seemed really off that I had been unable to book our evening meal that morning when obviously they had already accepted bookings for a group who hadn’t even arrived at that time, surely our booking should have been taken as we were already there and the “big group” should have fitted in where there was availability ? Aren’t all paying guests as important as each other ? It’s such a shame as this spoilt what had been a great stay up to that point.
Overall it was a good stay, needs some adjustments to how meals are booked and a good sort out in the dining room and it will be spot on.
I was very apprehensive when we arrived but was really pleasantly surprised, check in was easy and the receptionist was pleasant and helpful, we booked our evening meal for that night and breakfast for the following day at check in but were told that we would need to come back again the following day to book our evening meal for the 2nd night and then breakfast as they only worked one day at a time and we were fine with this. (at the time)
Our room was lovely, situated at the rear of the property it was quiet, immaculately clean, spacious and had everything that we needed for our stay. We had a drink in the bar before our evening meal, the bar man was lovely, very friendly and chatty and we felt very relaxed in our surroundings which were so much nicer than I had seen described on other reviews. Our meal was lovely, service was good but the dining room needs a revamp as it felt more like an unused function room than a hotel dining room.
We slept well, the bed was perfect, very comfy, there was the occasional banging of doors in the corridor until the early hours of the morning but nothing major.
Breakfast was a buffet style, well set up, plenty of choice and everything looked and tasted really nice, no complaints at all.
The only problem we encountered was when I went to reception the following morning to book our evening meal for the 2nd night, I requested 8pm as we had booked to take a steam train journey in the afternoon and wouldn’t be arriving back at the station until 7pm, I was told that there was no availability at 8pm as they were expecting a big group in and all they could offer was 7pm which was too early for us so we ended up going into the town and had a lovely meal there however when we returned to the hotel at 8.15 we walked past the window of the dining room to see only a handful of people in there eating which thoroughly annoyed us as we clearly could have had our meal there, to me it seemed really off that I had been unable to book our evening meal that morning when obviously they had already accepted bookings for a group who hadn’t even arrived at that time, surely our booking should have been taken as we were already there and the “big group” should have fitted in where there was availability ? Aren’t all paying guests as important as each other ? It’s such a shame as this spoilt what had been a great stay up to that point.
Overall it was a good stay, needs some adjustments to how meals are booked and a good sort out in the dining room and it will be spot on.
เขียนเมื่อ 16 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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Lyndon80
กลาสโกว์, UK24 ผลงาน
Ben Nevis - Amazing experience
ต.ค. ค.ศ. 2021 • เพื่อนๆ
Amazing experience. Began at visitors centre and walked up pony track/mountain track. First half up to the loch half decent path of gravel, rocks and stone steps. Second part was more trickier and lots of rocks and even boulders at times to go over. At times the path was not easy to identify and in poor visibility or snow it would have been very difficult. At top part the stone cairn markers are a real help. Done it during October and it was dry when we started however at the top it was very wet and cold. Used walking poles which really helped especially on the way back down. Took 1.5 litres of water and drank about half of this and some high energy snacks. Walking boots a must as the terrain is difficult at times. Good waterproofs essential. I would do it again however wouldn’t fancy it on my own. One of our party got an injury on the way down and it was a tough and long descent.
เขียนเมื่อ 14 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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Sallochy2016
Veghel, เนเธอร์แลนด์1,826 ผลงาน
Fantastic scenery!
ต.ค. ค.ศ. 2021 • เพื่อนๆ
After 5 days West Highland Way we wanted to climb the Ben Nevis on the 6th day. Unfortunately the weather was very bad with heavy rains. So did not manage to the top. Hopefully next year! Had a nice beer in the Ben Nevis Inn! Enjoyed the beautiful Scottisch scenery!
เขียนเมื่อ 10 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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Christina W
บริสตอล, UK107 ผลงาน
The real review
มิ.ย. ค.ศ. 2021 • คู่รัก
Now everything you read will be pretty accurate. Apart from the decent.
This is an exceptional hike, this was our first time and second time climbing a mountain. The views are fantastic, the climb is nice and steady until about half way.
You will get to a point where your asking the people on their way down "how much longer" but keep at it. Its either 20 minute or 2 hours. Either way..keep going!!
The summit is stunning and a true example of adrenalin kicking in. I was exhausted and then boom...I could have ran to the summit. But there was so much snow. I was elated at the summit. It is SO worth it.
Now..m the decent! Honestly harder than thr climb, don't try a short cut either - they're dangerous. But your legs will kill if you don't have poles and your feet will burn!!
I advise parking by Glen Nevis car park. It s steep climb first off to meet the normal mountain path. But it will save you 2 miles on your way down. The other parking is the Ben Nevis Visitors Centre.
There are of course other paths. We did the mountain track. Alot easier than scafel pike I reckon.
Lucozade sports are a must, plenty of water. Don't wear trainers...your feet will get wet when cross the river. And it's ankle sprain city and some points. Get some proper boots in a nut shell. Incredible, lots of snow, really incredible, long (8 hours it took us). And beware the decent!
This is an exceptional hike, this was our first time and second time climbing a mountain. The views are fantastic, the climb is nice and steady until about half way.
You will get to a point where your asking the people on their way down "how much longer" but keep at it. Its either 20 minute or 2 hours. Either way..keep going!!
The summit is stunning and a true example of adrenalin kicking in. I was exhausted and then boom...I could have ran to the summit. But there was so much snow. I was elated at the summit. It is SO worth it.
Now..m the decent! Honestly harder than thr climb, don't try a short cut either - they're dangerous. But your legs will kill if you don't have poles and your feet will burn!!
I advise parking by Glen Nevis car park. It s steep climb first off to meet the normal mountain path. But it will save you 2 miles on your way down. The other parking is the Ben Nevis Visitors Centre.
There are of course other paths. We did the mountain track. Alot easier than scafel pike I reckon.
Lucozade sports are a must, plenty of water. Don't wear trainers...your feet will get wet when cross the river. And it's ankle sprain city and some points. Get some proper boots in a nut shell. Incredible, lots of snow, really incredible, long (8 hours it took us). And beware the decent!
เขียนเมื่อ 5 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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Daugtanion
Wakefield, UK114 ผลงาน
Conquering The Ben!
ส.ค. ค.ศ. 2021 • ครอบครัว
Conquered The Ben in late August with my 9 year old daughter - proper wanted to give up after the first hour but glad we carried on, great sense of achievement at the top (though visibility was poor).
The route is tough, make no mistake, it’s steep in places, unrelenting and exposed to the elements - which make the achievement all the greater. Parts of the path are just loose rocks and it was fortunate that the day I was born I was visited by the Mountain Goat God who blessed me with mountain goat skills in traversing tricky paths - my daughter wasn’t so fortunate, as when she was born I chased the Mountain Goat God away, mistaking the Diety for a common goat - hence she tripped and stumbled several times.
I can’t recommend this enough for those adventurous souls who want something more out of life - climb The Ben!!
The route is tough, make no mistake, it’s steep in places, unrelenting and exposed to the elements - which make the achievement all the greater. Parts of the path are just loose rocks and it was fortunate that the day I was born I was visited by the Mountain Goat God who blessed me with mountain goat skills in traversing tricky paths - my daughter wasn’t so fortunate, as when she was born I chased the Mountain Goat God away, mistaking the Diety for a common goat - hence she tripped and stumbled several times.
I can’t recommend this enough for those adventurous souls who want something more out of life - climb The Ben!!
เขียนเมื่อ 3 ตุลาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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laurac65
Yeovil, somerset7 ผลงาน
Hard work - but worth it
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
We climbed Ben Nevis the last weekend in September , the weather started warm , but within an hour or so we were layering up and starting to get wet.
We stomped up the mountain in 3hrs 20mins - it was far too cold to sit and eat at the top , and actually none of us were hungry anyway - running on 1 energy gel and a load of cashews! so we raced down the mountain in 1hr 58mins.
Although it is pretty much up hill the entire way (there was 1 flat section) the downhill is far harder on your body - my calves and thighs are just about recovering now - 5 days later.
I am not a hiker , but had got in a few hikes in the weeks running up to this , and felt that Ben Nevis was easily achievable - but everyone is different - and don't attempt without at least a couple of weeks training up/down hill! your body won't appreciate it if you don't!
Also there weren't really any scary ledges - which was one of my worries!
We stomped up the mountain in 3hrs 20mins - it was far too cold to sit and eat at the top , and actually none of us were hungry anyway - running on 1 energy gel and a load of cashews! so we raced down the mountain in 1hr 58mins.
Although it is pretty much up hill the entire way (there was 1 flat section) the downhill is far harder on your body - my calves and thighs are just about recovering now - 5 days later.
I am not a hiker , but had got in a few hikes in the weeks running up to this , and felt that Ben Nevis was easily achievable - but everyone is different - and don't attempt without at least a couple of weeks training up/down hill! your body won't appreciate it if you don't!
Also there weren't really any scary ledges - which was one of my worries!
เขียนเมื่อ 30 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2021
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Kirsty Roberts
Ashford, UK3 ผลงาน
unreal achievement.
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021 • คู่รัก
climbed 19th sept, hardest thing i have ever done but there is a real sense of achievement when you reach the top & can say you have climbed the tallest mountain in GB! the conditions at the top were brutal however we came prepared with extra layers, clothes & coats! if you are thinking of doing this, i would say prepare for the longest walk, you’ll likely want to give up many times but just keep going!
เขียนเมื่อ 24 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2021
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SamS462
uk84 ผลงาน
Brutal but amazing sense of achievement
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021 • คู่รัก
My husband and i, along with our 2 dogs I climbed ‘The Ben’ yesterday. We got to the summit and down in 6hrs 40.
It was amazing amazing experience although I found it brutal! We were lucky with the weather- only having rain for 30 mins on our descent. The path is clear to follow. Everyone on the same org is encouraging which helps. Lots of short stops and plenty of water and snacks helped. Really feeling it in my legs today!
It was amazing amazing experience although I found it brutal! We were lucky with the weather- only having rain for 30 mins on our descent. The path is clear to follow. Everyone on the same org is encouraging which helps. Lots of short stops and plenty of water and snacks helped. Really feeling it in my legs today!
เขียนเมื่อ 21 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2021
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russell e
Huntingdon, UK57 ผลงาน
Not the break we expected!
พ.ค. ค.ศ. 2021 • ครอบครัว
On a short visit to Scotland my wife and daughter were descending Ben Nevis after they had walked just over half way to the summit. It had briefly rained and although with all the correct walking gear my wife slipped on a rock and broke her left fibula.
Unable to walk my daughter called 999 and the mountain rescue team were called.
I was at the bottom of the highest peak in Scotland and saw the rescue team arrive and set up. It had taken my wife some hour and half to get where she had fallen but this team of 12 said they would be there in 20 mins!!
After about an hour they all appeared again with my wife on a stretcher and had taken it in turns carrying her over the rocky parts.
A most impressive piece of coordinated and rapid rescue from a dedicated group of volunteers who do this in practice each week and rescue about another two per week.
All our thanks go to the Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team.
An hour or so later my wife was in plaster and we continued our tour of Scotland adapting to the disablement.
Unable to walk my daughter called 999 and the mountain rescue team were called.
I was at the bottom of the highest peak in Scotland and saw the rescue team arrive and set up. It had taken my wife some hour and half to get where she had fallen but this team of 12 said they would be there in 20 mins!!
After about an hour they all appeared again with my wife on a stretcher and had taken it in turns carrying her over the rocky parts.
A most impressive piece of coordinated and rapid rescue from a dedicated group of volunteers who do this in practice each week and rescue about another two per week.
All our thanks go to the Lochaber Mountain Rescue Team.
An hour or so later my wife was in plaster and we continued our tour of Scotland adapting to the disablement.
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forrest4799
Cambridgeshire, UK57 ผลงาน
Hard work!
ก.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
Fantastic views on the way up, shame it was cloudy on the peak but still worth all the effort…. We’ll have to do it again.
เขียนเมื่อ 16 กันยายน ค.ศ. 2021
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Greeny1979
Stratford-upon-Avon, UK4 ผลงาน
Can I walk it in trail trainers? I walked Snowdon in my walking boots but felt I would’ve been more comfortable in my trail trainers.
cleal5
วอริก, UK
Is it possible to climb Ben Nevis with our 22 month toddler? my husband and I are planning on going up Ben Nevis but we are taking our toddler to Scotland with us.
Sean w
พลีมัท, UK57 ผลงาน
Personaly I would say no there are some big boulders that have to be walked over, and it can get very slippery.
broughy81
Barnsley, UK22 ผลงาน
Morning,
Sorry for asking this as it may seem a silly question to an experienced mountain climber. I'm moderately fit and would like to attempt Nevis in the next few weeks. My question is do you have to be super fit to complete it? Many thanks
Lance johnson
โรม, อิตาลี63 ผลงาน
You don’t have to be super fit but sensible.
Practice going up and down stairs. Stretch your Achilles and feet before you go.
When climbing, First don’t try to race other people. Take breaks appropriately. Realise you may take longer than the standard time.
Mindset is extremely important you must know you can do it. Otherwise you will give up.
Don’t carry anything too heavy. Bring snacks and water. Wear appropriate clothes (depends on weather on day).
Mary M
กลาสโกว์, UK3 ผลงาน
Hi, we are visiting Fort William next month and would like to visit Ben Nevis.
We don’t have any intention of reaching the summit because we are walking with our 4-year old, and while he has surprised us in the past with his capabilities, it’s still not something we feel ready to do.
However, we would still like walk part of it, and think a reasonable aim is to go half way (or just under).
My understanding is that there is a ‘halfway lake/lochan’ (albeit not quite half way!) but my question is if the pathway passes this in the distance, or if it’s a suitable place to stop and enjoy it at the loch side?
I can’t tell from the maps/photos if there’s is a reasonable/safe pathway down to the water.
Any info would be appreciated.
Thank you.
billybaird
Barrow-in-Furness, UK122 ผลงาน
The path passes very close to the lake. We met a couple who camped there overnight before walking to the summit. You will have no problem stopping off there.
Hi me and my dad are planning on climbing in April next year we have never climbed any mountain before and was looking for advice on the conditions at that time of year
HBBEDS
Bedford, UK155 ผลงาน
I climbed it in June and there was significant snow. If you're a novice I would be very wary about climbing it out of the summer months
heatherad_69
Elgin, UK549 ผลงาน
Can you just go up in the gondola and come back down a bit later. All I’m seeing on the website is ski passes. All we want to do is go up to see the view and come back down again. Is this possible ?
Teuchter
1 ผลงาน
A wee geography lesson for you. The gondola does not go up Ben Nevis but another mountain a few miles away called Aonach Mòr.
Melissa S
65 ผลงาน
Can you climb up the Carn Mor Dearg Arête route and come back down the Pony Track or does the CMD summit at a different point?
David B
Carrbridge, UK16 ผลงาน
Yes, you can climb Carn Mor Dearg, then traverse the CMD Arête up to the summit of the Ben. Then descend the Pony Track. Its a much bigger day though. I'm a seasoned hillwalker and it probably added a good 2.5hrs to the day. It's quite a slog ascending CMD. Also the Arête is narrow in places and a bit technical so you need a head for height and confidence in scrambling.
If you're not an experienced hillwalker and you still want to do it then consider hiring a QUALIFIED (& insured guide). It doesn't need to be an IFGMA, but at least Summer ML qualified. Whatever, you'll need to be fully equipped for a day in a remote mountain setting. If the weather is decent CMD Arête is one of the best days out in the Western Highlands.
becky7739
Worcester, UK107 ผลงาน
Hi i have done snowdon pyg and miners i did find pyg a bit of a challange , just due to the scrambling really. we are now planning Ben nevis and scafell pike how do they compare ? i wouldnt say i am very fit but i have done alot of hill walking . many thanks
Richard H
น็อตติงแฮม, UK132 ผลงาน
You'll manage Ben Nevis no problem with a range of clothes, two litres of water and 7 hours up and down. Once your at the first turn of the zig zags, your near on halfway.
Cog
7 ผลงาน
Hi I'm travelling from Fort Augustus to Loch Lomond. Unfortunately I don't have time to stop more than 30 mins. Is there any lay by where i could safely stop? I thought the Commando Memorial but it looks like I can't rejoin the A82 with a right turn. Is that correct? I haven't time to detour through Gairlochy.
czatal
Zawiercie150 ผลงาน
Was there by car, but headed north, so just turned left. It is possible you're right, google maps guide from eg. Gairlochy to Spean Bridge as if that right turn was not possible. If I were you I would turn left from the memorial and use one of the side roads to turn over.
By the way, that road from Fort Augustus has several lay by places that enable tourists to have a look at the lake.
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