4K | Exploring Inverness Scotland,The NESS ISLANDS. Full Virtual Walking Tour 2023

Thousands of people visit the administrative city of The Scottish Highlands …INVERNESS… every year from all over the world , if you are one of them , one attraction you won't want to miss is the Ness Islands.
These Natural Small islands located right in the middle of the River Ness, just upstream from central Inverness, the Ness Islands has been a popular destination for locals and tourists alike since Victorian times.

The Ness Islands are a great choice whether you're looking for a relaxing afternoon in nature, a romantic walk with a loved one, or a fun outing with friends and family. So, be sure to add them to your itinerary when planning your trip to this beautiful Scottish city.

The Ness Walk is comprised of two main islands. The first bridge on the west bank (Bught Road) of the River Ness took us to the south island, a small bridge connects to the north island, and a final bridge gives access to the east bank (Island Bank Road).
The two bridges to each bank are Victorian-era suspension bridges designed by William Dredge in 1854.

Each island is packed with trees, memorials, art installations and perfectly positioned benches. Both islands have a circular path that leads around the perimeter of each. Ness Islands have been investigated on several occasions by paranormal investigators, drawn by the possibility of ghostly goings-on.

The islands feature several bench and tables sculpted into unusual shapes by local artists, and a highly decorative wrought-iron bridge linking the islands together. At the centre of the larger island is a theatre space created out of the earth, much like an organic outdoor amphitheatre. There are winding trails through very pleasant woodlands, though do take care; the paths, though paved, can be wet and muddy in places after rain.