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Welcome to Crianlarich! |
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Crianlarich is easily reached from Glasgow, Edinburgh and Stirling and is perfectly situated for hillwalkers. It is also just off the West Highland Way, making it a good place to stop for the night and explore some of the surrounding area. |
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The world famous West Highland Railway Line passes through Crianlarich, and there are some very pleasant walks closeby in Glen Falloch and Strath Fillan. |
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This site is run by volunteers – please help us to maintain it. Anything you can donate, no matter how small, will be greatly appreciated. |
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LOST PROPERTY: Eilidh MacInnes has been in touch to say that she has lost property in Crianlarich. Her Acer laptop (in a black and orange laptop bag) and a large blue suitcase containing clothing and other items were taken from Crianlarich public toilets. Eilidh’s identification and bank cards were in her suitcase. Could anyone with any information please contact Eilidh at late7rose@hotmail.com, or her friend’s mobile on 07879405071. |
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Hillwalking
These mountains may not have the height of Alpine peaks, but you should not underestimate them or the very changeable weather they are subjected to. It is not unheard of to have warm sunshine, rain, snow and fog all on the same day - even in the Summer!
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West Highland Way
The world famous West Highland Way is a first class long-distance trail running from Milngavie, lying to the north of Glasgow, to Fort William, some 96 miles to north. The West Highland Way is typically walked in 7 days, though you can shorten or lengthen your trip depending on how fit you are and what speed you walk at, and whether you want to take a more leisurely pace or to go on side trips along the way. This might include trips to...
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West Highland Line
Crianlarich station sits on the West Highland Line, recently voted the most scenic railway in the world. Glasgow to Fort William and Mallaig - trains run north to Fort William, where the West Highland Line officially ends, and continue northwest on the beautiful Mallaig branch line, which crosses the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct, where Harry Potter was filmed.
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Wildlife
Coming soon.
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