Drumnadrochit

Drumnadrochit has been a Highland settlement in Scotland’s Great Glen since the 19th century. It stands on the western shore of Loch Ness, the long freshwater loch aligned with the Great Glen fault line between Inverness and Fort William. Above the loch are the ruins of Urquhart Castle, a major medieval stronghold associated with the Wars of Scottish Independence and later destroyed during the Jacobite era. The village is also a stop on the Great Glen Way, the long-distance route linking Fort William with Inverness. Local attractions explore the loch’s geology, wildlife and enduring Loch Ness Monster folklore. Browse additional webcams from the Loch Ness area to extend your view of the Great Glen.

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