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What better way to explore Lochaber than by following our Rock Route trails. The Interpretation Boards along the route are all sit…
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The dramatic ‘Small Isles’ of Canna, Eigg, Muck and Rum have a fiery past that tell of a time when active volcanoes dominated …
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The ‘Road to the Isles’ is a popular journey from Fort William to the fishing village of Mallaig on the west coast. The road …
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The district of Morvern is made up of a fascinating variety of rocks that cover a huge span of geological time. The oldest rocks …
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This deep glen, filled by Loch Leven, shows clear signs of recent sculpting by glaciers. Loch Leven is a fjord – a valley shape…
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Lochaber is famous for the mysterious parallel lines that can be traced along the sides of Glen Gloy, Glen Roy and Glen Spean. Pa…
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A trip along the Ardnamurchan peninsula takes you through beautiful scenery to the most westerly point on the British mainland A…
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Glen Coe Glen Coe is a striking and dramatic glen which contrasts starkly with the flat and desolate Rannoch Moor which lies imme…
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Glen Nevis is one of the most beautiful and spectacular glens in Scotland. It nestles at the foot of Ben Nevis and is easily acce…
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In June 2016 Lochaber Geopark went through a validation process to become a UNESCO Global Geopark. We are pleased that the Global …
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On Monday, 29th May, Lochaber Geopark Geology Group (LG3) are heading out on their next excursion. Destination: Rhue Peninsula…
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We're looking for some friendly staff to join our team at Darwin's Rest Cafe and Craft Shop. Duties include serving customers, …
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We're delighted to share this new paper on the Parallel Roads published in the Proceedings of the Geologists' Association journal,…
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Exploring the Landscape Ben Nevis & Glen Nevis We are delighted to announce that Noel Williams beautifully produced new geolo…
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Lochaber Geopark is based in the Highlands of Scotland and boasts some of the best geology in the world. With the UK’s highest mountains, deepest lochs and stunning natural scenery, outdoor enthusiasts will find more than enough to keep them entertained. Everything you need to start planning your trip to Lochaber is right here.
Most modern day earthquakes in the Highlands are caused by the Earth's crust still readjusting after the melting of the last ice cap so…
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Much of the Lochaber area is built of rocks which once formed part of the Great Caledonian Mountain Chain. Remains of this chain can be seen…
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In the floor of Glen Coe below Coire Gabhail three streams join together where two dykes intersect. Over time the dykes have proved softer t…
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A part of the local Appin Limestone which has alternating cream and orange colored layers is known as 'Tiger Rock'. Good examples …
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A series of crescent-shaped cracks or indents called 'chatter marks' were created by stones or boulders in the base of a glacier b…
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Overlooking the town of Fort William, Ben Nevis is Britain’s highest mountain at 1344m. It's summit plateau provides stunning views across
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A core strength of Lochaber Geopark is the number of geologists who are consistently involved in the activities of the Geopark.
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Lochaber Geopark Association
55A High St,
Fort William,
PH33 6DH
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Lochaber Geopark Association is a limited company registered in Scotland with company number SC297650.
It was set up in February 2006. Registered office: 38 High Street, Fort William, PH33 6AT
Scottish registered charity no SC038372
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