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Inverness - Fort William

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cf111

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FWIW I'd pay extra for a decker on that route to enjoy the scenery.
I've had the "pleasure" of this before when the service was the 19 and the coach which had turned up failed, the only spare bus at the depot was an ancient double-decker. I got a front seat on the top deck and it was something of an experience as the driver tried to make the time up...
 
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If the times can be made to fit in, the associated coach service between Fort William and Oban follows a scenic route along the east side of Loch Linnhe. It's run by West Coast Motors under the Citylink brand, and when I used the afternoon northbound service some years ago, there weren't more than about 20 passengers on board at any one time - about a dozen of us went from end to end. I used it for a triangular journey Fort Bill -> Crianlarich -> Oban -> Fort Bill which was an excellent day trip, though I'm not sure whether that still works on current timetables. If there isn't time to do both, though, I would do the full West Highland line experience in preference to the coach.
 
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