The Caledonian Canal stretches for 60 miles along the Great Glen, the "rift valley" that forms the boundary between the Grampians and the West Highlands. It begins in Fort William below the ...

Article continues below You can walk, cycle or kayak the Great Glen, but for me the best way is cruising its length on Thomas Telford’s glorious Caledonian Canal. One of my favourite small ...

Walking the Great Glen Way in the low-season gave me the opportunity to live it a bit more. I was offered up a cabin on a local resident’s boat on the Caledonian Canal for the night after he saw ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. On a path beside Scotland’s Caledonian Canal, I’ve just been overtaken by my accommodation. I’m hiking north from Fort William ...

The Caledonian Canal stretches for 60 miles along the Great Glen, the "rift valley" that forms the boundary between the Grampians and the West Highlands. It begins in Fort William below the ...

The Great Glen, a huge valley that originated towards ... In Victorian times , an impressive feat of engineering saw the Caledonian Canal, designed by Thomas Telford, built over 12 years along ...

The epic itinerary follows the Caledonian Canal between Fort William and Inverness through the Great Glen and the legendary Loch Ness. As the cruise itinerary starts at either Fort William or ...

The main attraction, though, was the Great Glen, a geological faultline ... to aid navigation — a rare sight on a canal. When it opened in 1822 the Caledonian was an instant success, and not ...