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Nevis Range Mountain Resort

Restaurante | Fort William | Scotland | Reino Unido

Experiencias culinarias en las Highlands

El "Nevis Range Mountain Resort" en Fort William, Escocia, es más que un restaurante: es una experiencia que combina la gastronomía con la impresionante naturaleza de las Tierras Altas escocesas. Situado al pie del Aonach Mòr, la octava montaña más alta del Reino Unido, el resort ofrece una variedad de opciones gastronómicas que se extienden a través de varias instalaciones, incluyendo el "Snowgoose Restaurant & Bar" a 650 metros de altura, el "Pinemarten Café" en la estación base y el "Nevis Range Bar" para disfrutar por la noche. Desde su apertura en 1989, el resort se ha convertido en un destino durante todo el año para los entusiastas del aire libre que buscan una deliciosa comida en un entorno espectacular tras actividades como esquí, ciclismo de montaña o senderismo. La combinación de ingredientes locales y una ubicación única hace que la oferta culinaria del resort sea especial.

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En el "Snowgoose Restaurant & Bar", al que se accede mediante el único teleférico de montaña de Gran Bretaña, el enfoque está en alimentos frescos y de origen local con vistas a las majestuosas Tierras Altas. Uno de los platos más populares es la "Hamburguesa de Ciervo", una jugosa hamburguesa de caza servida con una sabrosa salsa y guarniciones crujientes que captura perfectamente los sabores de la región. Otro destacado es la "Sopa de Mariscos", una crema con pescado fresco y mariscos de aguas escocesas, que calienta y deleita el paladar en días más fríos. Para el dulce final, el "Cranachan", un postre escocés tradicional hecho con nata, frambuesas, avena y un chorrito de whisky, combina ligereza y placer. Los platos se sirven con vistas a las cumbres nevadas o los verdes valles, lo que convierte la comida en una experiencia multisensorial.

Actividades al aire libre y gastronomía

El "Pinemarten Café" al pie de la estación del teleférico es el lugar perfecto para disfrutar de una comida relajada después de un día lleno de aventuras. Aquí destaca el "Desayuno Escocés Completo", una contundente combinación de salchichas, bacon, morcilla y huevos fritos, servido con pan recién horneado, ideal para recuperar energías. También es un favorito la "Sopa Casera del Día", a menudo preparada con ingredientes de temporada como calabaza o patatas y servida con pan caliente. El café ofrece una atmósfera informal, dirigida a familias, excursionistas y ciclistas que buscan un refrigerio rápido pero sabroso.

Disfrutar de platos escoceses tradicionales

El "Nevis Range Bar" por la noche completa la oferta, convirtiéndose en un acogedor punto de encuentro para los huéspedes del hotel y visitantes externos. Aquí destaca el "Estofado de Carne de Res Cocido Lento", un plato de carne de res guisada lentamente con verduras de raíz, servido en una rica salsa que refleja el encanto rústico de las Tierras Altas. La selección de bebidas es igualmente impresionante, con una variedad de cervezas locales, como la popular "Nevis Ale", y una selección de whiskies escoceses que combinan perfectamente con los platos contundentes. Para opciones más ligeras, hay cócteles creativos que incorporan ingredientes de temporada.

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El ambiente varía según la ubicación: el "Snowgoose" cuenta con ventanas panorámicas y una decoración moderna-rústica de madera que refuerza el carácter montañés, mientras que el "Pinemarten Café" ofrece un diseño luminoso y abierto que crea un ambiente familiar y relajado. Por otro lado, el "Nevis Range Bar" crea una cálida atmósfera nocturna con luz suave y rincones acogedores. El servicio es siempre amable y atento, y el personal a menudo comparte consejos o historias locales sobre la región, lo que hace que la visita sea aún más personal.

El "Nevis Range Mountain Resort" atrae a una mezcla diversa de huéspedes: desde esquiadores y ciclistas de montaña que disfrutan de una comida después de un día en las pistas o senderos, hasta excursionistas que exploran los miradores y familias que aprecian las opciones aptas para niños. Su proximidad a Fort William y el espectacular viaje en teleférico también lo hacen atractivo para los excursionistas de un día. Con ofertas de temporada, como un menú de caza invernal o platos ligeros veraniegos, el resort se mantiene versátil y relevante.

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Torlundy
PH33 6SQ Fort William

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christopher Gunn
23.02.2025

Brilliant and beautiful views all around takes about 10 to 15 mins to get to the mountain and cafe cafe was reasonable prices.. and enjoyable..
Emma Reinicke
17.02.2025

If you are expecting a nice warm meal save yourself the walk! The restaurant is no longer open but the website has not been changed, I went up expecting to have lunch and there were only crisps and chocolate available. Poor attitudes and service. Lucky the view was great but that’s about it.
Charles Blunt
01.02.2025

Went onto the Web site and there was no note that the gondolas were closed, and the top cafe was shown as open.Very disappointed to turn up to find the centre closed until 5 Feb.
Sam Edwin
28.01.2025

Very disappointed to travel from Norfolk to find the gondola closed until February despite the information stating it is open all year round 😔
Elizabeth
28.12.2024

The host was very lovely! We stayed at the resort for an overnight stay (6 people) and it was amazing. Two sets of bunk beds and a double size bed with bathroom and free wifi. The bar was delicious! Highly recommend the Twister and the Messy but Posh (something like that) and the Mac n Cheese with Sticky Toffee. The resort overall is amazing and very cozy! Highly recommend just staying here for an overnight after driving through the Highlands!
Richard Smith
20.12.2024

Great Backcountry in the Back Corries, reminded me of Jackson Hole . Whisky tasting afterwards an added bonus.
C M
16.12.2024

Visited on 15/12 to meet Santa. This was our first time here and we loved it. The detail they had put into all the activities for the kids was fantastic and the Santa experience was just magical. Unfortunately due to the weather we were unable to ride the gondola. Big car park but I imagine it fills up pretty quickly during peak times. Will definitely be back on a day with better weather for non Santa related fun.
Gary Qiu
04.12.2024

Amazing experience
Shane Wasik
26.10.2024

Just finished our 3rd block of kids bike school. Couldn’t be more stoked on all the work Antoine & Finn have done with them. They are far more capable & confident and pumped for the next set of dates. Thanks so much guys- really appreciate it.
Peter van der beek
19.10.2024

Very expensive
Iain Roberts
20.09.2024

18-19/09/2024: Parked here overnight, using the gondola to access Aonach Mor, went up only. Away camping in hills overnight. Gondola was £27:50, parking £20, so a total of £47:50, seems outrageously steep, no excuses for those kind of prices!
Charlie Daniels
16.09.2024

Well worth a visit and heading up the cable cart to the top.
Tonni Jensen
11.09.2024

If you arent going with the gondola theres not much to do.
Um Shaheen
09.09.2024

Great experience on the clouds
En Yin Liew
02.09.2024

With skiing up to 1190 metres (3,900 feet) Nevis Range reaches high on to the mountain of Aonach Mor and offers skiing and boarding into the spring. The base of the snowsports area is accessed by the UK’s only Mountain Gondola taking visitors from the car park to 650 metres (2,150 feet). The beginner's area is literally a stone’s throw away from the Snowgoose Restaurant at the Top Station, with a variety of easy green and blue graded runs. An artificial slope also provides skiing opportunities when snow is lean. Further up the mountain is an extensive network of red and black runs, as well as our terrain park. Here you'll also find the impressive off-piste expanse of the Back Corries with steep runs to challenge even the most experienced of skiers. Nevis Range also has a wide range of alternative winter activities to offer, from sledging to snowshoeing. Reaching a lofty 1190m, Nevis Range is Scotland’s highest resort and is home to 20km of north facing slopes, located right next to Ben Nevis, the UK’s tallest mountain. It affords stunning views over the Western Highlands, numerous lochs and on clear days right across to the Cuillin on the Isle of Skye. But the real jewel in the crown is the Back Corries, Scotland’s best in-bounds freeride terrain – where you can ski some seriously steep lines that rival anything the Alps have to offer – when conditions are good. The ski hill is located at the top of the UK’s only mountain gondola and is a 10 minute drive or bus ride away from the base town of Fort William. As winter is low season there is lots of great value accommodation in town, as well as some good food options and some great equipment shops, whilst the loch-side scenery is hard to beat.
Irene Hsu
27.08.2024

Beautiful view
Tom Smale
26.08.2024

Got our bikes serviced and an upgrade to tubeless at the workshop. Great service and work. 👍
Luke Lawson
23.08.2024

Do the gondola, it's epic.
Ge Mo
19.08.2024

非常干净的酒店
Billsy
12.08.2024

Great place to visit or stop over. Parked for two nights in our camper to walk Ben Nevis. Great facilities and amazing staff. Warm showers, clean toilets, restaurant and cafe on site. Mountain gondola gives uplift for mountain bike, ski and walking trails.
peter78
12.08.2024

I only parked here overnight as they offer overnight parking with no facilities and no electric hookup for £15. This can be purchased in advance online which I did. There is loads of space here for even the largest camper vans. The car park is controlled by barriers, I couldn’t find any instructions on their website as to how the overnight system works. There doesn’t seem to be VRN Cameras at the barriers, I had my overnight parking ticket with reference code on it so assumed in the morning I’d just approach the exit barrier and it would open. It didn’t. I walked over to the parking machines to see if I had to put the reference code in there; it wanted to charge me £5 which is the rate for day parking. I walked back over to my car at the barrier and pressed the ‘Get assistance’ button I didn’t expect a response as it was 0600….another press and the barrier opened. I have no idea if pressing that button got me out or not? I think they should actually include the process of using your overnight ticket on their website. I thought I maybe stuck in there until staff arrived! Parking there overnight is perfect if you have dogs or want a stroll as there is a plethora of paths and woodland to explore. Based on my experience I would totally recommend booking overnight parking here, be aware there will be no facilities and maybe call them to check what the process is for getting out in the morning.

 

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