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Spacious and smart semi-detached cottage. Lovely views across loch to mountains. Oak floors, woodburner, WiFi. Very well equipped and presented. Fort William 15 miles. (Ref. 931621)
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Charming self-contained cottage apartment. Secluded courtyard garden. Bright, spacious and well equipped. Underfloor heating throughout. Views to Ben Nevis. Stunning scenery. (Ref. 932724)
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A superb bungalow located close to the village of Spean Bridge of the stunning Scottish Highlands. Excellent location for Ben Nevis mountain and Great Glen Way. Enclosed gardens. Spean Bridge 3.3 miles. (Ref. 987410)
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A well-appointed cottage located a mile from the village of Roy Bridge in Lochaber. Open plan living area. Views. Enclosed garden. Pet friendly. Fort William 11.5 miles; Inverness 58 miles. (Ref. 933746)
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This cottage is located in the village of Fort William in Scotland. Open plan layout. Cosy accommodation. Close to town centre. Ben Nevis 2 miles; Glencoe 16 miles. (Ref. 961964)
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Welcoming apartment on the first floor, sat in the Scottish town of Fort William. Views of Loch Linnhe. Pet-friendly. Centre of Fort William. WiFi. (Ref. 972096)
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A charming semi-detached cottage in the delightful village of Ballahulish. Central village location with excellent facilities. Fabulous walks and wildlife. Beautiful Loch Leven and Glencoe close by. Fort William 15 miles. (Ref. 990774)
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Fantastic highland scenery from this cottage near Ballachulish. Close to Loch, river and mountains. Immaculate comfortable private cottage. Close to excellent facilities. Abundance of wildlife. Glencoe 1 mile. (Ref. 13408)
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Charming, spacious lodge resting on the fringes of Fort Willliam in the Scottish Highlands. WiFi. Open-plan living. Modern feel. Large walk-in shower. Ben Nevis mountain range. (Ref. 985695)
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Charming and cosy cottage in peaceful location in Banavie. Fantastic views across to Ben Nevis and mountains. Neptunes Staircase accessed from rear garden. Ideal holiday location. Fort William 4.5 miles. (Ref. 7284)
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Just show me Ben Nevis Cottages
Please find below a selection of self-catering holiday cottages to rent near Ben Nevis, Scotland.
If you're an experienced hill walker or climber, consider a holiday in one of our cottages near Ben Nevis.
Affectionately known as 'Ben', the UK's highest mountain (1344m) stands proudly at the top of Loch Linnhe close to the town of Fort William, its neighbouring peaks seemingly dwarfed by its looming presence.
To the north and east, vast buttresses, ridges and gullies create an almost Alpine appearance, offering some of the most challenging mountaineering and rock climbing routes in the UK. One of the most testing - to be tackled by experts only - is Tower Ridge, an astounding 600 metres of splendid scrambling and climbing, while the smaller crags of Glen Nevis on the lower slopes to the south provide some shorter climbs. Come winter, serious ice climbers put their skills to the ultimate test with three classic climbs - Point Five Gully, Zero Gully and the Orion Face Direct.
In fine summer weather, more novice walkers may attempt the main 'mountain footpath' from Achintee. This well trodden route attracts hundreds of walkers every year, so expect to meet all kinds of characters along the way, including those of the woolly kind. Allow four or five hours to reach the top and two or three to come down. And do take pictures from the start - the weather can suddenly change and affect visibility.
Conquering Ben Nevis will provide you with an enormous amount of self-satisfaction, but no doubt a few aching muscles. So reward yourself with a long hot bath in a cottage near Ben Nevis.