Three signs at the entrance to a path through woods towards mountains. One sign is titled "Welcome to Steall Gorge" and another is a green one with bilingual wording in yellow and white "CÒRAICHEAN-SLIGHE / PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY: Stèisean Raineach / Rannoch Station 42 km / 26 miles; An Coire Odhar / Corrour Station 24 km / 15 miles; Drochaid Aonachain / Spean Bridge 31 km / 19 miles; Ceann Loch Lìobhann / Kinlochleven 24 km / 15 miles"

#FingerpostFriday great to meet so many lovely folks at #FWMF2025! In between running our stall, volunteers Geoff and Rachel, and Access Officer Neil, installed a smart new replacement for our worn-out signpost at the Glen Nevis road end.
📷 © Neil Birch

Rupert and Jack stand either side of a pull up banner that reads: Fort William Mountain Festival 13th – 16th February 2025 and has photos of outdoor activities.

A photo from inside the cinema looking towards the screen from behind s few rows of seats and the backs of people’s heads. A person stands at the front talking into a microphone. One the screen is a collage of images and text that reads: Best of Scotland Film Selection.

Filmmaker Rupert and Deer Stalker Jack were at the Fort William Mountain Festival today for the screening of “A Deer Stalker’s Story” 🦌

Great to come together and watch short films from across Scotland celebrating mountain culture! #fortwilliammountailfestival #fwmf2025 #cairngormsconnect

For #FingerpostFriday, here's our sign at #Kinlochleven pointing to #FortWilliam along the @official_whw. Just one of the routes you could use to visit us, and loads of other great organisations, 1700 onwards tonight, Sat & Sun at #FWMF2025 at the Nevis Centre 👇 1/2
📷 © Richard Barron

ScotWays will also be at the Festival Hub for three evenings, 14-16 February, so please save the date in your diary! #FWMF2025