Loch Eil (Scottish Gaelic: Loch Iall) is a sea loch in Lochaber, Scotland that opens into Loch Linnhe near the town of Fort William. Ardvorlich notes that "the name of the Chief of Clan Cameron is spelt LOCHIEL, while the name of the loch is spelt LOCH EIL."

Loch Eil is in the outdoor capital of the UK. There’s so much here, from beaches to glens, fresh water lochs and rivers to the most famous Munro of all – Britain’s highest mountain: Ben Nevis.

At the head of Loch Linnhe and through the narrows at Corpach is Loch Eil. The lochside is home to several small communities including Fassfern which has its own mainline railway station. There are scattered bed and breakfast places and holiday accommodation along …

Loch Eil is a peaceful and scenic sea loch located west of Fort William in the Scottish Highlands. Surrounded by rolling hills, dense forests, and towering mountains, Loch Eil offers visitors a chance to experience the natural beauty of the Highlands in a tranquil setting.

Our Loch Eil Outward Bound centre is set in the magnificent Scottish Highlands. If you're looking for a new spot for your next residential or learning programme, here are just a few reasons why you should go to Loch Eil. 1. Be part of the Outdoor Capital of the UK.

Loch Eil is a sea loch in Lochaber, Scotland that opens into Loch Linnhe near the town of Fort William. Mapcarta, the open map.

WHY CHOOSE LOCH EIL? orld-class mountaineering venues with spectacular coastal scenery is what truly makes Loch Eil unique. Whilst the centre itself is overlooked by Ben Nevis, and surrounded by four 1,000m + eaks, you’re also just a short distance from sandy shores from which to begin your journey on wate

Loch Eil is a sea loch in Argyllshire that opens into Loch Linnhe near the town of Fort William. Loch Eil Outward Bound railway station and Locheilside railway station are both situated on the northern shore of the loch. Lochiel was a historic place east …

A sea loch in southwest Highland Council Area, Loch Eil extends nearly 7 miles (11 km) from west to east, opening into the northern end of Loch Linnhe at the of the Caledonian Canal and opposite Fort William. It gives its name, as Lochiel, to the style of the chiefs of the Clan Cameron.

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