Inverness Trailmap

Map and Guide

Walking & biking routes around Inverness

Caledonian Canal, Ord Hill

ISBN 978-1-906184-37-7

Inverness lies at the north end of the Great Glen on the shores of the Beauly and Moray Firth. The City is the gateway to the Highlands, and beautiful countryside is easily accessible by both bike and on foot.
Some great routes are described and shown in detail on the colour map. Suitable for families and experts alike, the walks or bike rides are completely different and can be enjoyed by everybody. Choose from the easy Caledonian Canal path or climb to the Great Glen Way. Cross the Kessock Bridge to view bottlenose dolphins.
Try some of the suggested routes or just adventure on your own, using this map and the routes as a guide

Route along part of the Great Glen Way

North Kessock & Dolphin Centre

Caledonian Canal to Dochgarroch

Information, cafés & shops

Local facilities & attractions

Printed on waterproof paper

Bike hire location and contact details

Sustrans Route 1 & 7

Specially made for biking and hiking

The following are extracts from the Inverness Map :-

Use the map below to plan your ride either to Ord Hill for some serious mountain biking or walking or just follow the sea shore through North Kessock looking out for dolphins and taking in the great views of the Beauly Firth and Inverness.

Red Route. The Great Glen Way, 25km, 3hrs bike or 6hr hike. A great ride but some hard climbing (over 1000ft/300m). From the start at the Muirton Basin follow the flat canal path to Dochgarroch. Cross the lock gates and proceed….