Inverness

River Ness & Ness Islands , Inverness

About River Ness & Ness Islands

One of the most famous spots for relaxation, River Ness is a favorite among locals and tourists. You can find people salmon fishing, walking, or just sitting by the banks of the rivers enjoying a pleasant evening. You can find animals like seals, bats, otters, and even deer. The islands are also home to many wonderful trees such as Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, and a Sequoia. One of thebesttpartt pf about the island is that the paths are well maintained and flat which makes it easier for people to have long walks and

is also wheelchair accessible. You can start your walk from Inverness castle along the Great Glen way footpath, you will also pass the Inverness War Memorial located in a small public Garden. The island also has many benches and tables sculpted in unusual shapes by local artists.

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River Ness & Ness Islands Highlights

• Relax under the beautiful Scots Pine where there are many picnic spots near the river banks.
• Go on a walk through the spectacular buildings and have a look at the Inverness cathedral.
• Go for 1 to 2 hours to complete the circular walk along Ness island.
• The Ness islands are connected with many bridges that will allow you to shorten your walk and also a great place to take many pictures.
• Head over to all 7 bridges from the suspension bridge inventory crossing River Ness.

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