Milefortlet 21 is a historic fort located in the Scottish Highlands, near the town of Fort William. The fort is situated on a rocky promontory overlooking the River Lochy and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including Ben Nevis, the highest peak in Britain. The fort's walls are constructed from local stone and feature a distinctive star-shaped design, with bastions at each corner to provide defensive cover. Visitors can explore the fort's ramparts, bastions, and interior buildings, including the governor's house, barracks, and chapel. The site also features a museum showcasing the history of the fort and its role in the Jacobite Risings of the 18th century.
I walked the 2 miles along the coastal footpath from Allonby as was curious to visit. Fascinating piece of Roman history.
Lovely place to come with your dog as it's all fenced of and a nice bit of history to read and see
Well informed and well hidden gem of a site in a beautiful setting
I love this place. History seems so close.
Free admission and information boards. Visit will take ten minutes at most not counting the walk. More if you're an enthusiast.
Excellent view over the Solway and stunning sunsets.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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I walked the 2 miles along the coastal footpath from Allonby as was curious to visit. Fascinating piece of Roman history.
Lovely place to come with your dog as it's all fenced of and a nice bit of history to read and see
Well informed and well hidden gem of a site in a beautiful setting
I love this place. History seems so close.
Free admission and information boards. Visit will take ten minutes at most not counting the walk. More if you're an enthusiast.
Excellent view over the Solway and stunning sunsets.
