Places to explore near Inverness StationInverness

Wooded river islands in central Inverness linked by Victorian suspension footbridges, a favourite riverside stroll.

1.9 km S

Coastal reserve of saltmarsh and shingle on the Beauly Firth in Inverness, good for wading birds and seals.

2 km NW

The Caledonian Canal's northern sea lock at Clachnaharry, where the canal meets the Beauly Firth with wide water views.

2.7 km NW

Ancient wayside healing well near Munlochy, its surrounding trees hung with thousands of rags left by pilgrims.

8.6 km N

Clava Cairns, cairns 70m, 170m NE of and 210m, 460m ENE of, barrow 270m NE of, and standing stone 395m NE of Balnuarin

9.1 km E

City-centre taproom of the organic Black Isle Brewery, pouring its own beers over pizza in central Inverness.

0.2 km W

Oldest church in Inverness, on a mound above the Ness with a 14th-century tower and a kirkyard marked by Culloden's aftermath.

0.3 km W

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

0.5 km S · Highland

Turreted pub below Inverness Castle with a big beer terrace over the River Ness and a strong cask range.

0.5 km S

Riverside Inverness distillery and brewery with tours, tastings and a bar overlooking the Ness.

0.7 km S

Victorian Gothic cathedral of pink sandstone on the west bank of the Ness, with marble columns and rich stained glass.

0.7 km SW

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

1.4 km W · Highland

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

1.5 km W · Highland

The UK's most northerly botanic garden, with tropical and cactus glasshouses, outdoor beds and a café, free to enter.

2.2 km SW