One of the original four officially designated Long Distance Routes in Scotland, and now one of the family of Scotland's Great Trails, links the west coast at Fort William, the end of the West Highland Way, with the east coast at Inverness via the Great Glen and Loch Ness. Use is made of forestry tracks, the towpath of the Caledonian Canal and various minor lanes and tracks with very little use made of the main A82.
| Guidebook | Great Glen Way (Rucksack Readers - 2024 ) |
| Guidebook | Great Glen Way: Fort William to Inverness (Trailblazer - 2021 ) |
| Guidebook | Great Glen Way: Fort William to Inverness two-way trail guide (Cicerone Press - 2025 ) |
| Certificate | Certificate for National Trails (Long Distance Walkers Association ) |
| Certificate | Great Glen Way Certificate (Castle Tavern - 2022 ) |
| Leaflet | West Highland Wayfarer (Famedram Publishing - Annual ) |
| General Interest Book | Tales from the Big Trails (Vertebrate Publishing - 2021 ) |
| General Interest Book | National Trails : 19 long-distance routes through England, Scotland and Wales (Cicerone Press - 2015 ) |
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