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The best area to stay in Glenmoriston is around the A82 corridor, particularly near Invermoriston, for its accessibility and proximity to Loch Ness.Invermoriston is a small, peaceful village located at the junction of the A82 and A887 roads. It sits on the western shore of Loch Ness and is known for its historic bridge, designed by Thomas Telford, and the scenic Falls of Invermoriston. There are a few local pubs and guesthouses, providing a convenient base for exploring the wider area.Couples looking for a tranquil escape will appreciate the serenity of staying in or near Invermoriston. The surrounding countryside offers plenty of opportunities for walks, with trails leading directly from the village into the woodlands or along the lochside. It's also well-placed for boat trips on Loch Ness, with tour operators often departing from nearby harbours.For those planning day trips to the Isle of Skye or further into the Highlands, staying along the A82 near Invermoriston offers excellent road links.

The best time to visit Glenmoriston is typically during the late spring (May-June) and early autumn (September-October) for pleasant weather and fewer crowds.May and June offer longer daylight hours and the countryside is often at its freshest, with blooming wildflowers. The temperatures are generally mild, making it ideal for outdoor activities like hiking and exploring the local trails around Loch Ness. This period is particularly good for those who enjoy photography, as the light can be stunning.September and October provide a different but equally rewarding experience. The summer crowds have thinned, and the autumn colours in the glens are spectacular. The weather remains relatively mild, though it can be a bit cooler and wetter than late spring. This time of year is excellent for couples looking for a romantic getaway with scenic drives and cosy evenings by a fire.While summer (July-August) is also popular, it can be busier with more tourists, and midges (small biting insects) can be more prevalent, particularly in the evenings.