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Stronlossit Inn

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The Stronlossit Inn sits in the middle of Roy Bridge, an easy stop on the A86 between Fort William and Spean Bridge. It pours a wide range of Scottish cask ales, is CAMRA-approved and gets a mention in the Good Pub Guide. Roy Bridge station is a two-minute walk, which makes it a tempting one if you fancy a pint and leave the car behind.

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