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Photo: Ben Nevis, a 1,345m Munro near Fort William in Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Ben NevisPhoto Jack Skinner / Unsplash

Places to explore near Banavie StationBanavie

32 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group. 2 are national icons.

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Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach

Photo of Neptune's Staircase, a landmark near Banavie, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

Neptune's Staircase

Landmark near Banavie

Thomas Telford's eight-lock staircase on the Caledonian Canal at Banavie, the longest in Britain.

0.2 km N

Photo of Nevis Range Gondola, a visitor attraction near Caol, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

Nevis Range Gondola

Attraction near Caol

Mountain gondola at Torlundy rising up Aonach Mòr to a high cafe, ski slopes and downhill bike tracks.

1.5 km SE

Photo of Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, a National Scenic Area in Scotland.Iconic

Ben Nevis and Glen Coe

National Scenic Area near Kinlochleven

Scotland's most dramatic glen.

2.5 km SE

Photo of Jacobite Steam Train, a visitor attraction near Fort William, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

Jacobite Steam Train

Attraction near Fort William

Seasonal steam service between Fort William and Mallaig over the Glenfinnan Viaduct, filmed as the Hogwarts Express.

2.6 km S

Photo of West Highland Museum, a visitor attraction near Fort William, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

West Highland Museum

Attraction near Fort William

Fort William town-centre museum of Highland and Jacobite history, home to the famous 'secret portrait' of Bonnie Prince Charlie.

3 km S

Photo: Ben Nevis, a 1,345m Munro near Fort William in Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Iconic

Ben Nevis

Munro · Marilyn near Fort William

The highest mountain in the British Isles.

7.6 km SE

Photo: Carn Mor Dearg, a 1,221m Munro near Fort William in Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

Carn Mor Dearg

Munro · Marilyn near Fort William

A rocky Munro next to Ben Nevis, linked to it by the fine curving ridge known as the CMD Arête

7.9 km SE

Photo: Aonach Mor, a 1,220m Munro near Fort William in Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

Aonach Mor

Munro near Fort William

A broad-shouldered Munro next to Ben Nevis, best known for the ski area and mountain gondola on its northern slopes

8.8 km SE

Photo: Aonach Beag, a 1,234m Munro near Fort William in Ben Nevis and Glen Coe, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.Highlight

Aonach Beag

Munro · Marilyn near Fort William

One of the highest mountains in Scotland, a steep, remote top just east of Ben Nevis and usually paired with its neighbour Aonach Mòr

9.9 km SE

Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first

Photo along the Great Glen Canoe Trail, a long-distance trail running from Fort William to Inverness, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Great Glen Canoe Trail

Scotland's Great Trail

Sixty miles by canoe or kayak coast to coast through the Great Glen, from Fort William to Inverness by loch and canal

0.1 km NW · Highland

Photo along the Great Glen Way, a long-distance trail running from Fort William to Inverness, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Great Glen Way

Scotland's Great Trail

Along the great fault line from Fort William to Inverness, tracing the Caledonian Canal and the shore of Loch Ness.

0.1 km N · Highland

Photo of the Caledonian Canal, a 60-mile canal running from Fort William to Inverness, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Caledonian Canal

Canal

Telford's Great Glen waterway from Fort William to Inverness — a third canal, two-thirds loch, climbing Neptune's Staircase beneath Ben Nevis.

0.2 km NW · Highland

Photo of The Moorings Hotel, a pub near Banavie, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

The Moorings Hotel

Pub near Banavie

Hotel and bar at Banavie beside Neptune's Staircase and the Caledonian Canal.

0.3 km N

Photo of Inverlochy Castle, a ruined castle near Caol, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Inverlochy Castle

Castle near Caol

A medieval castle in Highland.

1.4 km SE

Photo of Ben Nevis Distillery, a distillery near Fort William, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Ben Nevis Distillery

Distillery near Fort William

Working malt whisky distillery at the foot of Ben Nevis in Fort William, with a visitor centre and cafe since 1991.

1.6 km SE

Photo along the West Highland Way, a long-distance trail running from Milngavie to Fort William, Scotland.

West Highland Way

Scotland's Great Trail

Scotland's classic walk — from the edge of Glasgow along Loch Lomond and over Rannoch Moor to the foot of Ben Nevis.

2.4 km S · spans 4 counties

Photo of Nevisport Bar, a pub near Fort William, Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Nevisport Bar

Pub near Fort William

Long-running mountaineers' bar beneath the Nevisport shop in Fort William.

2.7 km S

Photo of Fort William, a village in Highland, the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

Fort William

Village

The largest town in the West Highlands, gateway to Ben Nevis and hub of the Lochaber region on Loch Linnhe.

2.7 km S · Highland

Everything else within 10 km (14) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.