Tourist sites & attractions near Camus House, showcasing
the stunning beauty and rich history of the region:

Glenfinnan Viaduct

• Location: Glenfinnan, near Loch Shiel (approximately 25 miles from Glencoe)

• Description: Famous for its appearance in Harry Potter films, this impressive railway viaduct offers fantastic
  views of the Glenfinnan Monument and Loch Shiel. It’s a must-visit for photography enthusiasts and
  fans of the films.

Glencoe Village and Valley

• Location: Glencoe, Scotland

• Description: The heart of the Glencoe region, this village offers awe-inspiring views of towering mountains,
  including Buachaille Etive Mor. Perfect for hiking, photography, and learning about the region’s history,
  especially the infamous Glencoe Massacre.
  
  

The West Highland Way

• Location: Extends from Milngavie (near Glasgow) to Fort William (passes through Glencoe)

• Description: Scotland's iconic long-distance hiking trail offers breathtaking landscapes, from rugged mountains
  to tranquil lochs. You can hike sections of the trail for a taste of the stunning scenery without
  committing to the whole route.
  
  

The Three Sisters of Glencoe

• Location: Glencoe Valley

• Description: Three towering mountains—Beinn Fhada, Beinn a’ Bhuird, and Beinn a' Chreachain—form a dramatic
  part of Glencoe's scenery. These peaks are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with hiking routes that offer
  spectacular views of the valley and surrounding landscape.
  
  

Loch Leven

• Location: Near Ballachulish (around 3 miles from Onich)

• Description: A beautiful freshwater loch surrounded by hills, perfect for a peaceful day of fishing, kayaking, or scenic walks
  along the shoreline. The Loch is rich in wildlife and history, with the nearby Loch Leven Heritage Trail offering
  great walking routes.

Each of these locations offers a unique experience, from awe-inspiring landscapes to historical significance, making them perfect spots to explore while you’re in the Glencoe and Onich area!