Today is a long day with a steep 400m ascent out of Drumnadrochit. Especially if you want to see something of Inverness. You may want to think about shortening the tour by arranging a taxi transfer to take you from the town to near to Loch Laide, famous for its very clean water. Descend to Blackford and into the Great Glen once again meeting the Caledonian Canal before reaching Inverness, a beautiful city of past and modern, although mostly Victorian. There is a lot to do here: The Inverness City Museum, The Castle, Theatre, riverside rambles and a number of superb restaurants such as The Riverside restaurant or The Mustard Seed. If you have an extra day cruises are available into the Moray Firth to look for dolphins. If you are interested in History, then either hop on to a local bus or visit the tourist office to arrange a tour to the site of The Battle of Culloden, to the Clava Stones ancient burial site, or to Fort George: the huge Hanoverian fort that still act as garrison. 