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Welcome to Inverness and Loch Ness

Loch Ness is known around the world for Nessie, but the area has much more to offer beyond the legendary monster! A land of soaring mountains, enchanting glens and lochs with rich history, it is a mere 20 minute drive from Inverness. The gateway to the Highlands, Inverness is a vibrant, growing city with a great range of accommodation, fine restaurants, music and cultural events to enjoy. Below is some key information to help you plan your journey before you join us on the start line!

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Getting Here

Direct flights to Inverness with British Airways, Easyjet and Loganair are available from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, London Luton, Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester.

International flights from Amsterdam with KLM and Dublin with Aer Lingus.

Other international airports in Scotland include: Glasgow, Aberdeen & Edinburgh.

There are good rail and bus links into Inverness from the south both offering the opportunity to enjoy fabulous scenery en route.

Ember offer an affordable, electric, 24-hour bus service connecting Inverness to the rest of Scotland.

Plan Your Visit

Where to Stay

When it comes to accommodation, Inverness & Loch Ness has a great selection of places to stay to suit every taste and every budget for long or short breaks – ensuring you enjoy your trip the way you want to.

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Things to Do

Whether coming to the event alone or with family and friends, why not take the opportunity of being in the beautiful surroundings of the Highlands and add on a few days sightseeing after the race?

Inverness, gateway to the Highlands, is a vibrant city with a great range of accommodation, restaurants, music and cultural events to enjoy.

The area also has many superb visitor attractions including castles, ancient cairns, whisky distilleries, cruises on Loch Ness, the Caledonian Canal, dolphin watching, and fantastic outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, canoeing and golf.