Stretching from beyond Connel and the bridge that connects Oban to North Argyll, this region covers numerous towns and villages mainly on the way to Fort William, the major town that just lies north in Invernesshire.
North Argyll provides a simply stunning region to travel around with numerous place of interest on your journey through Argyll.
The village of Ballachulish is well known for its slate mining during the 1970s and sits right on the northern most fringe of Argyll.
Just north of Argyll at the base of Scotland's highest mountain Ben Nevis which stands at 1343m is the popular visitor town of Fort William.
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Scotland is famous for Whisky, particularly the islands but you don't have to travel that far to taste it. Enjoy fine wine and fantastic whisky at a selection of hotels and restaurants. More Information >>
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