News from Carinbrook and the Lochaber area.

We are presently closed in accordance with the Scottish Government Covid-19 tourism requirement.   Next Government update is on t

So many people want to see The Jacobite passing over the Glenfinnan Viaduct, parking there has become a major issue.  However the

Each August and September this classic coal fired steam boat makes three return trips Corpach to Inverness.   Vic 32 was built in

A great day out starting from Glen Nevis, with stunning views of the Lochaber area from the three Munro summits. This hike starts

Twenty miles north of us we recently discovered an interesting railway project taking place. The landowner, friends and volunteers

Strathspey Railway in the Cairngorms provides an excellent day out in the central mountains of Scotland. Why not try a day visit t

The Scottish six days trials are held every year at Fort William and are quite something to see. We saw some great action and amaz

The Small Islands are easily accessed from Mallaig or Arisaig On Friday we took the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry from Mallaig to

Just under two hours drive away is the Isle of Skye with such a lot to see and do There are two ways to access Skye from Carinbroo

We went north to Fort Augustus which stands on southern end of Loch Ness for a most enjoyable half day out. Not an energetic day j

The area of Moidart makes a great road trip with some wonderful scenery all along the way. We started out with a brief stop at the

Lochaber has something for everyone and we have everything you need to find it. We want to ensure you get the very best from your

Spring time at Carinbrook and the new Polytunnel and shed are up and running. We have started planting the vegetables in the garde