The Kinlochleven Community Trust’s Land Management service leases land from Jahama Highland Estate, ensuring that it is utilised for the benefit of the local community. This arrangement allows the Trust to manage the land in a way that supports community projects, environmental conservation, and sustainable development in the area.

The Kinlochleven Community Trust manages the public toilets in Kinlochleven, ensuring they are clean, well-maintained, and accessible for both visitors and the local community. This service enhances the village’s amenities, contributing to a positive experience for everyone who spends time in the area.

The Kinlochleven Community Trust manages a network of public paths that weave through the village and connect to long-distance footpaths leading to destinations like Fort William and Spean Bridge. These well-maintained trails offer residents and visitors alike the opportunity to explore the scenic beauty of the area and embark on extended hikes throughout the Scottish Highlands.

DescThe Kinlochleven Community Trust manages the Kinlochleven Business Park, a vibrant hub that hosts a variety of enterprises including the Leven Ales Microbrewery, The Handy Hub, a gym, the Salvation Army, Scottish Government offices, and the KCT office. The business park, which was also previously home to The Ice Factor, serves as a central location for local businesses and services, fostering economic activity and community engagement in the village.ription goes here

DescriThe Kinlochleven Community Trust manages the woodlands within the Kinlochleven area, including a significant portion of Scotland’s Atlantic Rainforest, one of the country’s most precious and biodiverse ecosystems. Through careful stewardship, the Trust ensures the conservation and sustainable management of these woodlands, preserving their natural beauty and ecological importance for future generations.ption goes here

DescThe Kinlochleven Community Trust manages many of the open spaces within the village, including the Centenary Garden and Memorial Wall, which serve as cherished community landmarks. By maintaining these areas, the Trust ensures they remain beautiful, tranquil spaces for reflection and community gatherings, enhancing the village’s communal spirit and historical remembrance.ription goes here

The national Walkers are Welcome scheme acknowledges towns and villages that provide top-notch facilities and exceptional walking opportunities. The Kinlochleven Community Trust works with a group of stakeholders, including the Kinlochleven Community Council, Jahama Highland Estates, Kinlochleven High School, Highland Council, Highlands and Islands Enterprise, and various local businesses, all of whom support the scheme and work together to enhance walking experiences in the area. Kinlochleven is currently the only village in the Highlands to hold this prestigious status.

We are incredibly proud to welcome walkers from around the world, many of whom are completing the final section of the West Highland Way, as well as local hikers, Lochaber residents, and other visitors.