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Dog-friendly Fort William & Glencoe

33 tail-wagging places to eat, drink, walk and explore with your dog in Fort William & Glencoe.

Fort William & Glencoe has 33 dog-friendly places: 7 dog-friendly pubs, 4 cafés and places to eat, 9 walks and beaches, 6 days out and 6 places to stay. Here is where we would start with a dog.

Where to start in Fort William & Glencoe

Best dog walkGlencoe LochanOff-lead friendlyBest dog-friendly beachCuil BayGood off-lead territory when no sheep presentBest off-lead spotBrecklet TrailOff-lead potential on forestry pathsBest dog-friendly pubThe Grog & GruelDogs welcome in downstairs alehouse (not upstairs restaurant)Best coffee or biteThe Highland Soap Company Larder CafeDogs welcome inside on short leash under tableBest rainy-day optionGlencoe Visitor CentreDogs welcome throughout including the cafeWhere to stayGlencoe InnAll rooms dog friendly, max 2 dogs

Dog-friendly Fort William & Glencoe: good to know

  • 2 dog-friendly beaches nearby — several have summer restrictions, so check the “dogs welcome today” status before you set off.
  • 8 places welcome dogs indoors, not just in the garden.
  • 4 spots for a good off-lead run.
  • Plenty of spots lay on water bowls and treats for your dog.
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Ben Nevis DistilleryPhoto © Sophie Marsollier via GoogleDays OutBen Nevis DistilleryLochy Bridge, Fort William, Fort William & GlencoeDogs permitted on the distillery tourGlencoe Folk MuseumPhoto © Glencoe Folk Museum via GoogleDays OutGlencoe Folk MuseumGlencoe Village, Fort William & GlencoeFamily and dog friendly throughoutGlencoe Visitor CentrePhoto © Carlton Eaton via GoogleDays OutGlencoe Visitor CentreGlencoe, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome throughout including the cafe; on lead in groundsDays OutGlenfinnan MonumentGlenfinnan, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome on lead in grounds; only assistance dogs in visitor centre; water bowls at entrance and cafeJacobite Steam TrainPhoto © Drift Wood via GoogleDays OutJacobite Steam TrainFort William to Mallaig, Fort William & GlencoeOne medium dog per booking travels free in standard class, on lead at all timesNevis Range Mountain ExperiencePhoto © Denis via GoogleDays OutNevis Range Mountain ExperienceTorlundy, near Fort William, Fort William & GlencoeDogs ride the gondola free; welcome in Pinemarten and Snowgoose cafes and the bar; on lead on trailsGlen Nevis RestaurantPhoto © Rafał Ćwirta via GooglePlaces to EatGlen Nevis RestaurantGlen Nevis, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome in the bar areaThe Bothy Restaurant and BarPhoto © K. Whitson (Picturebykw) via GooglePlaces to EatThe Bothy Restaurant and BarFort Augustus, Fort William & GlencoeDog friendly with a welcoming landlordThe Highland Soap Company Larder CafePhoto © The Highland Soap Company Visitor Centre & Larder Cafe via GooglePlaces to EatThe Highland Soap Company Larder CafeCorpach, near Fort William, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome inside on short leash under table; max 2 dogs, one-bark rule; water providedThe Old DeliPhoto © Gary Rowswell via GooglePlaces to EatThe Old DeliFort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeExcellent dog-friendly cafe welcoming well-behaved dogsBen Nevis Bar and RestaurantPhoto © Ben Nevis Bar via GooglePubsBen Nevis Bar and RestaurantFort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeDog friendly with its own Dogs' Dinner Menu; no booking neededBlack Isle BarPhoto © Black Isle Bar Fort William via GooglePubsBlack Isle BarFort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome indoors and out; muddy boots and tired legs embracedThe Clachaig InnPhoto © Clachaig Inn via GooglePubsThe Clachaig InnGlencoe, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome in Boots Bar and Bidean Lounge; dog rooms available with small chargeThe Crofter BarPhoto © Barry Payne via GooglePubsThe Crofter BarFort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeDog friendly throughout, even when serving foodThe Great Glen (JD Wetherspoon)Photo © The Great Glen via GooglePubsThe Great Glen (JD Wetherspoon)Fort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome in the bar areaPubsThe Grog & GruelFort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome in downstairs alehouse (not upstairs restaurant); water bowls providedThe Lock InnPhoto © Luis Tabuenca via GooglePubsThe Lock InnFort Augustus, Fort William & GlencoeDog friendly pub with outdoor canal-side tablesThe Highland Soap Company ShopPhoto © The Highland Soap Company via GoogleShopsThe Highland Soap Company ShopFort William High Street, Fort William & GlencoeDog friendly shop; water bowl providedBallachulish HotelPhoto © Ballachulish Hotel via GooglePlaces to StayBallachulish HotelBallachulish, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome in several room types; blankets, bowls and treat bags providedGlencoe InnPhoto © The Glencoe Inn via GooglePlaces to StayGlencoe InnGlencoe Village, Fort William & GlencoeAll rooms dog friendly, max 2 dogs; GBP 25 per dog per night; dog beds and treats providedIsles of Glencoe HotelPhoto © Stefan Baum via GooglePlaces to StayIsles of Glencoe HotelBallachulish, Fort William & GlencoeDog-friendly room types availableKingshouse HotelPhoto © Glenn Fisher via GooglePlaces to StayKingshouse HotelGlencoe, near Glen Etive, Fort William & GlencoeDogs welcome in the bar and dog-friendly roomsThe Inn at ArdgourPhoto © Jenny peace via GooglePlaces to StayThe Inn at ArdgourArdgour, via Corran Ferry, Fort William & GlencoeDogs stay free in all bedrooms and the bar areaThe Lime Tree HotelPhoto © Lime Tree Hotel via GooglePlaces to StayThe Lime Tree HotelAchintore Road, Fort William, Fort William & GlencoeDogs allowed in rooms and lounges (not main restaurant); GBP 10 per dog per night, max 2
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