Our Corner of the Highlands

Between the Loch and the Mountains

Twelve acres where ancient woodland meets Loch Ness, directly on the Great Glen Way. Step outside your door onto Scotland's most iconic trail.

The Perfect Balance

Remote enough to feel like an escape. Connected enough to explore the Highlands.

Great Glen Way trail through woodland at Ancarraig

On property

On Your Doorstep

The Great Glen Way passes directly through our property. Step outside and you're on Scotland's most famous coast-to-coast trail. No car, no planning—just walk.

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Drumnadrochit village with Loch Ness in background

3 miles

10 Minutes to Civilization

Drumnadrochit village (3 miles) has everything you need: Co-op for groceries, Fiddler's for dinner, the Loch Ness Centre when curiosity strikes. Close enough for convenience, far enough for peace.

Inverness city and River Ness from above

17 miles

30 Minutes from the World

Inverness (17 miles) connects you everywhere—airport, train station, Highland capital. Easy to reach, hard to leave.

The Heart of the Great Glen

We sit halfway along Loch Ness, where the Great Glen cuts Scotland in two. To the north: Inverness and the North Sea. To the south: Fort William and the Atlantic. To the west: Glen Affric's ancient forests. To the east: the Cairngorms plateau.

This is the Highland crossroads. Everything you came to Scotland for is within an hour. But step onto our twelve acres and you'd never know.

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The Journey Here

Getting to Ancarraig

The journey is half the experience. Whether you're winding along Loch Ness on the A82, rattling through the Cairngorms on the Highland railway, or flying into Inverness at sunset—you'll know you're somewhere special long before you arrive.

By Car

From Inverness: 30 minutes via A82 (scenic Loch Ness route)
From Fort William: 1 hour via A82
From Edinburgh: 3.5 hours via A9
From Glasgow: 3.5 hours via A82

We'll send detailed directions with your booking confirmation. The A82 along both Loch Lomond and Loch Ness is one of Scotland's most scenic drives - be sure to allow extra time for photo stops.

Train journey through Scottish Highlands

By Train

Nearest station: Inverness (19 miles)
Regular services from Edinburgh (3.5 hours)
Sleeper trains from London available
Car hire available at Inverness station

We can arrange a local taxi for pickup (approx £60), or you can arrange to hire a car, collecting at the station. Having a car gives you freedom to explore the Highlands at your own pace.

By Plane

Inverness Airport: 28 miles (50 min drive)
Direct flights from London, Manchester, Amsterdam
Car hire available at airport (recommended)
Taxis to Ancarraig: approx £70

Inverness Airport is small and stress-free. We recommend hiring a car for exploring the Highlands during your stay - there's so much to see beyond Ancarraig and you will need one to truly explore beyond the park itself.

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Adventures from Your Door

The best part? You don't need to plan. Meall Fuar-mhonaidh summit is a morning walk. Urquhart Castle is a 12-minute drive. Isle of Skye is a day trip. Or just stay on the property—the woodland trails and Loch views might be all you need.