Bunkhouses near Fort William : Group accommodation self catering bunkhouse on the Caledonian Canal
Smiddy Bunkhouse, Snowgoose Mountain Centre, Station Road, Corpach, Fort William, PH33 7JH
Find a friendly welcome at this comfortable, mountain hostel with a loch-side location overlooking the Caledonian Canal 4 miles from Fort William & Ben Nevis. The pine clad interior has a cosy, friendly atmosphere with stunning mountains and water on the doorstep with the meeting of the West Highland Way and Great Glen Way only yards away. Hot showers. Fully equipped kitchens always available. (local shop open until 11pm daily). 2 efficient drying / laundry rooms. All bedding provided. Free WiFi. Fully heated for all year round use. Lockable bike & canoe stores. Ample off road parking. Outdoor information, daily weather & snow reports. Advice/instruction/guiding with resident mountain and water based instructors for: winter and summer walking/climbing; river, loch and sea kayaking; dinghy sailing. Hire of kayaks/open canoes, dinghy and other equipment. AALS licensed & DofE Approved Activity Provider for expeditions. Group and family accommodation. Meeting / lecture room available.
This accommodation is featured on our map of Loch Ness, Fort William and Inverness and here is its own website.or call John or Tina on
01397 772467
24: 3×4, 2×6.
All year. All day (with key).
from £16-£22.50+ (incl bedding).
Book on-line or telephone / e-mail.
Take A82 north out of Fort William towards Inverness. After one mile take A830 west towards Mallaig and follow for 2 miles to village of Corpach. Turn left before shops, signposted Snowgoose Mountain Centre. The hostel is 30 yds on left before the level crossing on the west highland railway line between Fort William and Mallaig.
Two minutes' walk from Corpach Railway Station on the Fort William – the Mallaig Line. Three miles – 2 stops out from Fort William (trains from Glasgow and London).
This accommodation is near mountains, is available to individuals, has a pub within walking distance and is on the Land's End to John O' Groats Walk, the West Highland Way and the Great Glen Way.